HARISON Adjustable Weight Bench with Leg Extension and Preacher Pad, Flat Incline Decline Exercise Bench for Home Workout Weight Training (2024)

I’ve been using this bench for a few months now, and it’s exceeded my expectations. It was easy to assemble and feels incredibly solid and stable during workouts. The padding is thick and comfortable, and the adjustable backrest makes switching between incline, flat, and decline positions quick and smooth. What really sets this bench apart is the built-in leg extension and leg curl attachment. It’s a fantastic bonus that adds even more versatility to my home workouts without needing extra machines. The motion is smooth, and it works well for isolating quads and hamstrings. It’s compact enough to fit in my home gym space, but sturdy enough to feel like commercial-grade equipment. If you’re looking for a bench that can handle pressing, curls, leg extensions, and more—all without breaking the bank—this is a great investment. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to level up their home fitness setup.

I bought this weight bench for my home gym. It has been a great solid bench. I'm a big guy (250lbs) and I have broken weaker benches in the past. I chose this bench because of the weight capacity. The bench is very sturdy and solidly built. Great choice for anyone wanting a solid feeling bench, but doesn't want to pay the insane professional bench prices.

Awesome bench super versatile and easy to use!! Affordable product for multiple exercises that makes it convenient from the leisure of your own home!! Excellent customer service couldn’t ask for a better product!!

A nice addition for the garage.

I’ve researched, tried and owned a number or weight lifting benches. My needs include heavy weights support, bench press at a variety of incline and declines, leg curls, and fixed leg brace for sit ups. This bench meets all of these needs. A nice to have is back extensions and oblique extensions - this bench is not stable enough using the preacher curl pad for these exercises. I do not use the preacher curl pad or the leg extensions. This bench is the best I’ve found to meet these needs. It’s a good value for the price. My biggest disappointment is the lack of range on leg curls. Weight and Sturdiness: at 550# capacity, this exceeds the max amount the I ever expect to bench press. The bench is very sturdy when flat, in decline, and at all inclines. Curls and Extensions: I use the curls extensively. I’m disappointed that the range is limited at the top - it stops at about 70 degrees. This is a jarring stop when you’re lifting a heavy weight. Though I don’t do extensions (squats are far better), it has full range. Both have capacity for at least 4 plates (180#). Sit-ups: Great for flat or inclined sit-ups. There is a removable U-bar to lock the leg extension bar so your feet have an anchor. This isn’t perfectly aligned, so it’s best/easiest to add/remove with no weights loaded. Preacher Pad: seems fine if you use it. Better to spend your time doing multi-joint exercises like rows and lat pull-downs.

I ordered it, it came with a few broken parts. May with customer service took care of everything, and it is working great! Besides the few broken parts this companies customer service is top notch. I highly recommend this product, and doing business with this seller!

By far the best universal bench I’ve owned, you have to lift it a bit more than usual to make contact with the wheels. All around great product though.

Over all a decent bench for the money, but the adjustment method for the back is cumbersome. It requires unscrewing a hand wheel, setting the back where you want it, then screwing the hand wheel back in. It's too slow to be practical when doing multiple exercises. The padding at the knees is a little small in radius to be comfortable as well.