Sporzon! Multifunctional Workout Station Adjustable Olympic Workout Bench with Squat Rack, Leg Extension, Preacher Curl, and Weight Storage, 800-Pound Capacity

This came in one box - bench and rack. The metal is very well made. The cushions are thick. I really like the compactness it all fits together with the leg lift extensions. I think this will last me a long time. Assembly was rather easy but was missing some of the washers. I still was able to assemble it using spare washers I had. This item looks just like the more expensive brand from Weider. I think it’s the same equipment just the label may be different. I actually prefer this plain look better. Everything looks nice and works great! I don’t plan to lift super heavy weight; just to tone up my body for a healthy living style. Make sure you get the 7ft barbell bars or it may not fit on the rack. You can use the 5ft bars but the end tips will be on the rack holders with some space to spare. But if you use the 6ft bars, the weight plates will most likely be at the same spot as the bar holders so this will not work. I used it for about 2 weeks so far and love it!

I purchased this product about 7 months ago for $319.38. I barely work out maybe once every other weekend. I was working out today on incline bench press with a regular bar and 45lb plates on each side when the back rest broke due to what looks like faulty welding. I fell to the ground, the bar and weights fell on top of me. Luckily, I was not physically hurt too bad but I was emotionally shocked at that moment thinking wow I could have just died right now. Anyways, I really liked the product until now. I called Amazon and they said I am out of the return window. I tried looking up Sporzon manufacturer and found nothing. I would expect at least a year warranty from the manufacturer but I cannot find any company info. Im really mad that I spent $319.38, it broke, and I could not finish my work out. Just sad the way these companies are making stuff now a days. Like I really could have died or got seriously hurt. It happened so fast. But Im good. However, I can really use another bench.

Works great

No parts were damaged in shipping, which was a pleasant surprise given how much metal was packed into one box. The box was so loaded down, I just left it on my doorstep and lugged the individual parts down to my basement for assembly.My only low marks come on assembly itself. No tools are provided. Not even a hex wrench. So be prepared. You’ll need at the very least two wrenches (one to grip, one to turn each bolt), a Phillips head screwdriver, and a hex wrench. Your life will be way easier if you have a socket wrench with the right size. I did not, hence the two wrench system.The instructions weren’t always 100% accurate or clear, but if you use common sense, it’s pretty easy to put it together.The gym is sturdy enough for my needs. I’m by no means a gym rat, and I don’t think you’d want this holding a 400 lb barbell. But for my needs, this is great. Especially if you’re able to get at a steep discount like I did. Buy with confidence. This is a great starter gym.

This is exactly what I needed. It has a squat rack, a bench that can be adjusted from flat toseveral degrees of tilt along with the ability to do leg extensions and curls aswell as having an arm curl attachment. Just add a straight bar and some plates and you are set.There are a couple things to consider. The leg extension part has a 1" shaft tohold the weight plates so if you are like me and have an olympicbar that uses 2" plates you will need to make some sort of shim to go aroundthe shaft so the plates don't move around. Also, this is a modest unit andprobably not designed for someone who expects to bench press400 lbs or squat with that kind of weight. But for me, I don't go over 225 lbson any exercise and this workout bench and squat rack are perfectly finefor me. Is it olympic gym quality? No, but for the money it has provenexcellent for me. A standard 40 lb olympic bar works perfectly with thesquat rack, which also doubles as a bar holder for bench press.

The item is supposed to ship in two boxes - one for the bench, one for the rack. Despite it being labeled "Box 1/2" really big on the front, only 1 box ever arrived. Luckily it was at least everything for the bench and I could pursue a partial refund. I'm still stuck trying to find a rack somewhere else.Assembly was okay. At first I thought hardware was missing but it was just stuck onto the shrink-wrapped cardboard in the wrong spot and mixed with other hardware. So look carefully, your missing hardware may actually be there.Assembled in about an hour with a helper, and we are very experienced assemblers. Instructions had an error in one step, miscounting the necessary screws, but if you think critically and go carefully you will be ok. Do not tighten anything until the end. Despite being called an Olympic bench it takes 1" plates.

Great machine. Very sturdy and easy to assemble. Nice angled bench support. I really like the leg lift. This equipment also has a pad that your arms can rest on while doing curls; most other machines dont have this feature. You can easily go from one exercise to another. Also, a great feature about this product is the fact that the lift holding bar is not attached to the bench. You can have it inside the house and if you dont feel like having the bar holder you can put it in the garage or just move it back out of the way.-The only issue is that I would suggest to the manufacturer is that they should make a cut out at the bottom of the curl pad so then when you do a leg lift the bar will not hit the bottom of the pad.