Marcy Deluxe Foldable Utility Bench Gym Equipment – SB-10100 , Black

3 reviews for Marcy Deluxe Foldable Utility Bench Gym Equipment – SB-10100 , Black

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Hilda Gutkowski IV – March 18, 2025

   This is a really excellent bench for a home gym. It’s rock solid when assembled, and I have no worries or doubts in its ability to hold when doing heavy lifts.A few things:1. A lot of people are complaining about the size. Width is perfect, and the height is standard from anything I would expect in a typical gym. I’m 5’10 and the size is perfect for flat bench, but a little short for incline. There is enough of my head on the bench for incline for support, however.2. The design is a little weird with the top foam rolls, but those are easily removed (or not installed in the first place)I would definitely buy again, it’s exactly what I needed.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Juvenal Hilpert – September 12, 2025

   I bought this for my small home gym. Having read reviews on several other benches I settled on this for its weight capacity, cost, and flexibility. My initial impressions are that the construction is ok. I looked at some other benches in local stores (Bowflex, Weider, etc…) which cost $160 and up and lacked the ability to collapse or perform incline sit-ups. I feel like I got my money’s worth with a small caveat; As another reviewer mentioned, the rotary clamp used to secure the bench in its extended position does not work. I have included some pictures of what I’m talking about and my fix but, the bolt that the clamp screws on to is too long so when the handle is tightened to the point that it bottoms out against the bolt, it’s still about 1/16″ from the frame. This means you can only use the bench fully extended or fully collapsed, kind of making it a pain to get a decent position for sit-ups. I was able to fix this with a lock washer, large washer, and I added a rubber washer to ensure a snug fit against the frame and prevent sliding. All said and done it was a $2 trip to the hardware store but I can’t tell if this is just a quality control issue that some of the products experience or others just haven’t felt the need to collapse or adjust the bench. Whatever the case, I’m very happy with the bench now but disappointed that it required modification.I am about 5’10 and as some others have noted, this bench probably won’t work well for taller people. It’s just about perfect for my wife(5’7) and I though.As far as stability goes, this bench is very stable, on par with the more expensive Weider and Bowflex that I looked at in store. Other than my issue with the clamp, the construction is solid. A friend of mine broke one of his benches (cheap-o brand) while doing bench presses in his garage one morning and I didn’t want to have to worry about that happening to me. I am confidant that this thing can support the claimed 600# (300 user+300 weight) total limit. I highly doubt I’ll be testing that any time soon (I think his was rated much lower, but still…)So in summary, if you’re taller than about 5’10 or don’t need to fold the bench up, I’d say look somewhere else for a non-collapsible version. Without the shortcomings introduced by that feature, this bench is quite the bargain. With them factored in to the picture it’s a good bench, at best.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Amira Volkman – November 9, 2025

   Leisurely was able to put it together in around 45 minutes or so, pretty easy to figure out. the pads are nice and cushioned, and the frame seems pretty damn solid. it can be folded to save a bit of room which is nice. im 6ft 220ish pounds and it was able to support me just fine, the height is good and the seat or bench portion seemed to be able to handle the weight well. the pegs/pads for the feet and such seem a bit weak, but ill overlook that as its a pretty versitile bench. recommended