Marcy Multi-Position Adjustable Utility Bench for Home Gym Weightlifting and Strength Training

Great. A little wobbly on the back but that’s like all of them

Very Sturdy, easy to put together, and great price

I bought this when it was on sale for around $60 and was the lowest priced utility bench that could semi fold up to store it easy. My goal was just to have something I could do some dumbbell workouts with as I get started with working out at home.Setup was a hassle as the instructions aren't entirely clear and give you a more overview rather than step by step of how to put it together. Some other reviewers mention that they had mis-placed screw holes that don't line up for the seat installation. I also ran into this issue and requested an replacement from Amazon. Waited for replacement, unboxed it and it was the same issue. I thought that was odd so I took a closer look and found that the screw holes on the seat were correct for both of the units I had but the brackets you install onto the frame were on backwards. This is easily missed as it is not mentioned which way to install them in the instructions and I didn't even think of that being the issue until I reversed them and boom, all works. So, keep that in mind!Ultimately, it's a cheap bench. You get what you pay for, and I wouldn't recommend using it for bench pressing due to unclear weight limits but for doing dumbbells workout or dips, etc. I think it'll do fine.

I read a lot of the reviews before deciding to try this bench. My bench came in with a slightly damaged box but everything inside was there and okay. It was simple to put together and the pictographic instructions were clear. All of the pieces fit together very well including the bolts holding the seat and back-rest on. BTW, I'm a little over 6' and the seat and back-rest size fit me fine with head support when working off my back, i.e. sit-ups, presses, etc. The backs of the seat and back-rest are finished pretty crudely, specially staples and ragged edge fabric but that is a design not a construction mis-step. The only real, albeit minor, deficiency is, as one other reviewer noted, that the seat and the back-rest are not perfectly aligned. The mis-alignment does not effect the functioning. It's mainly cosmetic. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again.

I do not use this bench a lot but for what I use it (abs, back and some dumbbell exercises sometimes) it works fine.Sturdy enough for me. It serves its purpose.

Look, this Marcy bench won't blow you away with all of the different 'high-end' features of workout benches. It doesn't have an immense weight capacity of 5x your weight. It doesn't have insane portability or packability. But, you are paying a FRACTION of the price of benches that have those features. This bench does just what I need it to, and nothing more, and I'm totally fine with that. Here is what it does, and it does them well:1) It is sturdy - It doesn't wobble unless assembled wrong or jumping around on it. The pad feels thick and stiff enough to not mess up workouts, but just soft enough to make exercising enjoyable.2) It has -30, 0, 30, 45, 60, and 85-ish degrees of positioning - This covers just about any standard exercise you would want to do.3) It has removable knee & feet cushions - They aren't super modular, but they are easy to remove to keep them out of the way when not using them. Nothing fancy to report here.4) It collapses - Not a lot, mind you, but you can pull a pin and it will collapse a bit for storage.tl;dr - Unless you absolutely NEED those top-end features, then buy this. It is the best bang for your buck workout bench out there.

I gave one away on what might have been a temporary basis, then gave it away for good. But had to have another. I love Marcy.

Good bench for the price, Feels stable under you. fairly easy to assemble, i how3ever don't think it will last long, as its already showing some wear. I had a question and a flaw, but got crickets from customer service both on phone and online. After being an active gym menber for 10 years, I'm building a home gym, I won't be using Marcy dumbells or treadmill.