Would someone please recommend a bench (brand and model) that will accept this leg developer..thanks
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The Marcy® MD-857 Olympic bench features a detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad, and dual function leg developer. Combined with the reverser walk-in squat feature, this bench is surely a great addition to any home gym. FEATURES:*2" and 2.75" 14 gauge square steel tubing*Detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad*Dual function leg developer*Reverser walk-in squat feature*Boxed construction with high density foam and accentuated vinyl upholstery*Durable powder coat finish*Assembled dimensions: 80" length x 47.5" height x 60" width*Model: MD 857*Marcy The Marcy® MD-857 Olympic bench features a detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad, and dual function leg developer. Combined with the reverser walk-in squat feature, this bench is surely a great addition to any home gym. FEATURES:*2" and 2.75" 14 gauge square steel tubing*Detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad*Dual function leg developer*Reverser walk-in squat feature*Boxed construction with high density foam and accentuated vinyl upholstery*Durable powder coat finish*Assembled dimensions: 80" length x... » Read More The Marcy® MD-857 Olympic bench features a detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad, and dual function leg developer. Combined with the reverser walk-in squat feature, this bench is surely a great addition to any home gym. FEATURES:*2" and 2.75" 14 gauge square steel tubing*Detachable adjustable preacher curl bicep pad*Dual function leg developer*Reverser walk-in squat feature*Boxed construction with high density foam and accentuated vinyl upholstery*Durable powder coat finish*Assembled dimensions: 80" length x 47.5" height x 60" width*Model: MD 857*Marcy « Show Less
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They have M&D; construction set on Amazon you can buy for less than $20. It isn't exactly the same as the pieces that come with the work bench but would probably work just as well.
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Yes. Make sure you check for scratches on the legs. Overall, it is a great bench and I am happy with it.
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You can actually use the smith bar as a leg press if you lay on the bench. Probably not the safest way to use it but that's the way I use it! :)
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I honestly don't know, the bench came poorly packed with damaged parts. I sent it back
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There is a learning curve in the beginning while using it because if you don't adjust it just right you could end up using your legs to lift to the front of the bench off the ground. It is a solid bench though so I wouldn't worry about buying another one unless your overall weight is going to exceed 600 pounds (Body weight +free weights).
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The bench comes with nice leveling pads. To add your own casters, you'll need the threaded stem type, thread is M14 x 2.0 (metric).
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I agree it does look as if the legs flare a bit in the photo...I went right in and looked at my bench...The legs are straight down....I measured the top and it was indeed about 41.5 inched long, but at the point where the legs actually sit on the floor, the measurement is just under 40 inches...The picture is misleading...I've had this bench almost two years and like it very much...I hope this works for you...
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I bought this bench and I was able to put it together within 30 minutes of taking it out of the box having prior experience with putting together some pretty intricate fitness equipment. I remember reading the reviews on it and found that most people were very surprised at the size of the bench. I must warn you for as good as it is (being very much commercial grade) it is big and you need room for it. I also must warn you that it is higher then almost all other home gym equipment benches. Those two things said I recommend this piece of equipment because it is solid, life time warranty, it is commercial grade, and it can handle a lot of weight and works incredible for anybody trying to get some serious workouts in at home. To answer your question directly my butt never slide of this bench but when I bench heavy I need to had boxes under my feet to allow for 90 degrees at the knee joint for support. This may not be the case for everyone, but I believe this to be the case for the majority who will use this bench. It is worth the money and is just awesome of a bench for home; highly recommended.
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This is a standard weight bench for a beginner. I do not believe you can add to this equipment.
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Lightly sand the bench, it should be fine. Several light coats of gel stain until you obtain the results you are looking for. This stuff is amazing.
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Works OK. Adjustable legs would be nice. Depending on the slope of the site would be nice to be able to shorten or lengthen legs. Works great on level lot. I use blocks under the legs when additional height is needed.
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Standard Olympic size is perfect. For legs you need an adapter since it does not support Olympic sized weights. I was able to get price dropped for that reason but bench is good.
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Honestly I didn't like the commercial bench I found on Amazon. I went to eBay and found a used flat/incline bench by cybex. Pretty stout bench. Then I found a nice used decline bench by precor on a fitness website that sells equipment from gyms that discard old equipment. Also in nice condition. Both worth great for what I need. This squat rack is ok and works. But if I had to do it all over again I would look for a small used one from a gym that is selling off its professional equipment. My two cents
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The measurements on my bench differ slightly from the manufacturer's specs: http://www.ironmaster.com/super-bench.html#.Uu-_irSE7kc My bench is closer to 21" high rather than the stated 20". This makes it an issue for anyone less than six feet tall. You need something to support your feet to perform any flat bench exercises. I can understand that the designers chose these dimensions to accommodate the curved arm that allows incline adjustments. The large footprint also allows for the various attachments. Fortunately most of my exercises involve incline work where my feet are comfortably on the ground. My bench is 43.5" long, 10.25" wide and 2.5" thick.
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Not familiar with that bench but I use mine with a PFID 125X flat, incline, decline. Works fine but I would recommend bolting it to the floor or putting about 100 lbs on it to make it more stable.
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Sorry Tony.. This is a youth bench. it will not hold 110Lbs without the leg end being anchored..6 ft. one inch barbell is what it is made 4. I am afraid an Olympic barbell would crush this bench, or you. there is no way to anchor the legwork as it PLASTIC...nuff said. hope U get this before buying