Pelpo Adjustable Weight Bench, Folding Weight Lifting Bench, Workout Bench for Home, Incline/Decline Bench for Full Body Workout

1 month update:Still a great bench. No complaints after a month of 3x/week use. Everything from below holds true. Solid, quick setup, folds small, etc. Will try to remember to update in a few months.Impression upon initial setup and first use:This bench feels sturdy; I am using it with dumbbells - currently doing press and incline with 22.5lb in each hand. Feet are adjustable, so no rocking. I am 6’ tall, 175lbs. Height is good; I can have my feet firmly on the ground. Back rest is long enough that my head doesn’t hang off the edge. Pads are comfortable enough. Bench folds up pretty small, and it’s quick to fold or assemble. I would recommend a touch of grease on the threads of the adjuster knobs - for long term ease of use and to control and corrosion that might occur. All bolts came tight from factory (always check just in case). For the price I am quite happy with this bench. Exactly what I wanted for 3-5 workouts/week in my small apartment. I will try to remember to update this review after a few months of use.Edit: 8 months in and still liking this bench. I use it 3x/week every week. Lifting up to 100lbs in dumbbells.Edit/Update: June 2023 and still going strong. Use it regularly

It is a good bench. One of my friends recommended it to me. It is affordable, like 100 bucks, and I used to think I was going to get what I paid for, but guess I was wrong. I sum up a few points, and hopefully, it could be helpful for other people.PROS: extremely stable and easy to set up AND assemblynot that heavy to carry around and easy to adjust positionsaffordable and different workout can be done in this benchCONS: do not like the way manufacturer use staples to fix the leather on the backrestIn second thought, what do you expect from a 100 bucks bench? made from real leather? As long as it could do the work for me and stable, there is nothing to worry about.

EDIT: Jan 21': The company that makes these reached out to me about my issue and sent me another bench completely free of charge which was awesome. The only issue is it was just a flat/incline bench. No decline option available and my kit was missing a bolt for the adjustment hook position to lock it in place. I made it work. The flat/incline bench is much higher quality that the multi position one and also has different logos on the upholstery. Sort of confusing but it's functional now with no fear of bowing againI'm 155 lbs and I'm building my own gym at my house. Now... this bench is incredibly comfortable to sit/lay on. Here's the biggest issue... the tubing that is supposed to support your body weight + the weight of whatever you're lifting is INCREDIBLY thin. I'm talking like a 1/16" thin. It's so thin that when I unboxed it I laid on it (155lbs soaking wet guy here) to feel how comfortable it was and it literally bent the welded tab coming out of the tube and crushed the tubing. Me being a fabricator, I'm going to rip off that piece of tubing and add something that's more suited for 660lb limit like some 1/8" or 1/4" tubing. The right person gets on this bench though with enough weight, it's going to break the legs and guillotine you with the barbell. For the money, if you can fabricate your own legs, buy it. If you can't, do NOT buy it because you're going to hurt yourself if this happens to you. The pins included for the padded support for your legs and also to stow it away when folded are also garbage, definitely would recommend something else. This company needs to read this and re-engineer how the legs are built. Why in Gods name would you make it with than thin of steel and say the weight limit is 660lbs?

PROS1. Super easy to set up, and very stable. Just pull out of the box and unfold it. Was using it minutes after it arrived.2. Excellent addition if you are using apps like Peloton or Fitness+ from home with dumbbells, to not have to do weights, etc, on the floor.4. I especially like being able to lie stomach down for back exercises, and the preacher pad for curls. I absolutely feel that the stabilization targets specific muscles better.CONS1. I found some of the positions I wanted to get into a little awkward. All the ones pictured are pretty straight forward, but I was hoping for more support in other ways, and the positioning of some of the parts didn't completely allow for it.2. Sweat shows really easily, so you definitely want to clean up after each use.Overall, I'm super pleased with the purchase. I've been looking for an easy to stow away, inexpensive, and stable addition to my home gym that can target muscles better and make my workouts more comfortable. Recommended!

Oh my gosh! I just got the weight bench this morning! It's fantastic, everything I wanted and more!! I'd been considering getting another brand bench (which cost more), because both had all the features I wanted, incline, decline, flat bench, pad for arm curls and back extensions, great for ab workouts, etc. But the other one didn't fold, and it wasn't assembled. THIS CAME ASSEMBLED! It's super sturdy, very well made, nice looking, and very functional! They even sent me some attachment straps and bands - a complete surprise! I've tested the bench a bit and already can tell it's perfect! I can't say enough good things! This is well worth the money! I'm in awe! ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!

This bench, so far, is very sturdy. I’m a larger person and this felt very stable while I was using it. Don’t buy it for the resistance bands though. The resistance bands are supposed to loop around the bottom bar of the bench with these straps that connect with Velcro. The Velcro is cheap and not strong at all. I do not understand how the manufacturer thought this Velcro would hold in place while being tugged on for exercise. I also don’t know why the bothered with the Velcro at all. Just make the loops a solid loop of tough fabric and that would have worked fine. Anyway, the beach is great, don’t count on the resistance bands.