Weight Benches

I wanted a home leg machine that was a step up from the units attached to the front of many home benches. I have bad knees, so being able to properly adjust the machine was important, and I wanted something that was high quality.The Body Solid GCEC340 definitely meets my needs. It's well built and intelligently thought out. I'm very happy.Two things to consider:* The weights hang at the bottom of the pivot, like a pendulum. At the bottom of the stroke the weight is easy to move, getting harder as your legs go through the motion. This is not like a Nautilus-style machine where the resistance is consistent -- but this unit is also far less expensive.* Plan a good piece of a day to assemble this, and lay all the hardware out first. The diagrams are pretty complicated.Wayfair is great to do business with. Good prices, [...]"..."  Read more

I use a slant bench most days at our office gym so decided to purchase one for home use. I was surprised at the quality, which is more than sufficient for a home gym. We had a slight problem with a split in one of the cushions and that was dealt with promptly and courtesly by Wayfair. Would certainly buy from them again in the future."..."  Read more

The roman chair was easy to assemble. It is sturdy and it is feels great...I just love it and am excited to receive my next piece of work out equipment I ordered!!"

This is a solid peice of equiptment; however the trainer that said that it was too tall for short people was absolutely correct! A word to the wise: if you're short, flip the support pads over as they add 4"or more to the total height of the frame. Once I did that, it worked great for me and I'm only 5'4". Was still very comfortable. Also true that the foam plugs for the ankle pads suck. It ends up not mattering a whole lot though, as they seem more for looks than true need. Even so, the Valor team should fix that aspect of the design. Over all, great for home work outs!"..."  Read more