What's a good price for a bench press? This ones $80 and comes with the bar and some weights as well.
>>42733380
>price
~$50 for a bench
~$400 for a power rack
>>42733419
>>42733380
Get a used one for 20 bucks from some fat sod who brought it around new year's and used it exactly two times.
First for that euphoria of finally losing that pesky belly.
Second for the realization that working out is hard and the quick satisfaction of selling the thing for a hand-full of cash is preferable to looking at it during every junk-food-tray-meal from your couch to remind you of your shitty self.
That's what i did.
>non adjustable non detachable bench
not really worth it to be honest.
>can't use stand for anything but bench
>can't do anything but flat bench
>looks rather short, so if it doesn't fit you right nothing you can do to change that
not worth it.
>>42733380
that's not gonna support 100lbs on each side. If you're an adult male you will outgrow this thing in less than 6 months.
>>42733695
Dang thanks for the warning. What kinds of issues should I be looking for? This one is $100
>>42733380
$150 is the bare minimum for a bench, even then it won't be that good
>>42733883
you want an olympic bar if you're serious about benching at home, and a bench with about a 500lb+ weight limit (yourself, plus what you're benching)
It's gonna be expensive, if you wanna go the cheapo route and bench standard you can do that too but you're gonna be frustrated with the amount of weight you can safely fit on there (not much)
Only 100 on my local CL, should I do it? I can do decliiiiiiiiiiine bench
>>42734171
u serious? you can get a new adjustable bench that won't give you tetanus for not much more..
>>42734171
Kek
if I were buying my home gym again I would make sure to get a bench and rack that aren't connected to each other