Lusper Weight Bench for Home Gym, Adjustable and Foldable 700LB/800LB Weight Bench, Multi-Purpose Workout Bench for Bench Press Sit up Incline Flat Decline

The first bench I purchased had some issues, but the seller was quick to respond and send a replacement. Recommend for a home gym, just check over all the welds to make sure they’re right.

The build quality is better than anticipated. It is versatile and doesn’t take a lot of floor space to store.

So this was a replacement for an incorrect shipment. Wow this is built solid! The pic is the 700 shorter model vs the new 800 model.

If you can’t afford Rogue, this is the next best thing. Super sturdy, easy to put together and use. Will probably get another!

Not the highest of quality but good for the price. Would have given it 4 stars but the bench came with 2 washers for the floor balancer and one of the washers was the wrong size and didn’t fit. Luckily I had extra washers laying around but something so simple shouldn’t be missed. If I didn’t have extras I would’ve had to go to the hardware store and it would’ve been a major pain. Build quality is decent, good for the price. I wish it was on wheels to make it easier to move. I have to pick it up from the bottom to move it around and there’s a lot of pinch points so you need to be careful if you need to change locations. I mainly use this for bench and dumbbell workouts so it serves its purpose but I kind of wish I would’ve spent some extra $ and gone with something else.

Edited review at the end I am a competitive physique bodybuilder and I needed to augment my home gym so I'm not spending all my time in my real gym. This works... I guess. It's very light. It tends to want to tip over. The rubber feet fall off if you move it at all. It has decent adjustable notches. It's pretty flimsy. It suits my needs, but barely. Begin edit Lusper reached out to me after this review and told me that they had an updated version that should resolve some of the issues. Thought it was slightly better in some ways it did not resolve my overall issues. It likes to tip over because the lever axis point is terribly placed. Physics, lusper. Try it. Today I was doing hip thrusts on the updated version that promised better footing and the damn thing ripped off and caused me to fall with the weights on me. These are going in the trash as soon as I find something better. These are crap if you actually work out and don't use these as a clothes rack. That's what they're counting on with these... That you bought these and won't actually use them.

Great structure,

I went with this bench, because it has a pretty good weight rating while still being compact when folded. I lift dumbbells and do resistance band stuff in my kitchen, so I can easily put my chair to the side and bring this out for the hour or so I need it. To me it's about keeping things in a small footprint. The bench comes fully assembled except for 4 screws, a couple foot pads to slide on and the three set pins. It includes the tools, and took less than 5 minutes to put together. After that, besides being a little awkward to handle, it's so easy to set and get going. The structure is strong. Even with a good deal of adjustability with the dual set pin configuration, it doesn't feel loose in any of the different positions. I think the flar base feet help with the stability, instead of having the common round tube base. The seat is a bit small for my big ole booty, but it holds my 375lbs plus weights just fine. The cushions are thick enough to keep my mass from squishing my bum bones into the metal. It'll work great for my small setup. Folding it up is a matter of pulling the three set pins and replacing them to store, however, the set pin for the hinge between the back and seat parts doesn't fit into the same spot when folded. Not sure why this is the case as it would have only taken a small tweak to the design in that area. Anyhow, after folding you carry it by the handle to where you want to store it and lean it. You don't have to, but I removed the headrest extension so it sits more secure. Two extra screws to take out and put back, but it sits a bit more stable to store. So, it's a pretty good workout bench to start out with. It will get me through my dumbbell and resistance band phase until I get strong enough to go to a full gym for heavier stuff. It is a little on the pricey side, so try to get it on a deal.