Marcy Adjustable 6 Position Utility Bench with Leg Developer and High Density Foam Padding SB-350,dark gray
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Color: dark gray
Features
- 6-POSITION ADJUSTABLE BACK PAD This utility bench has an adjustable back that can be altered to suit your workout routine. It features a secure sawtooth back pad adjustment design that can be modified to an incline, flat, or decline position.
- HIGH-DENSITY FOAM PADDING This benchs top-grade foam paddingallows users to exercise comfortably on the equipment.
- Durable Construction The Marcy Utility Benchs powder-coated steel frame provides great resiliency, with a maximum weight capacity of 600 pounds.
- COMFORTABLE FOAM ROLLERSThe foam roller pads have a vinyl covering and a hardwearing, powder-coated finish. This sleek black bench also has a convenient transport handle and wheels.
Description
Sculpt yourself and make your dream body a reality with the Marcy Utility Bench SB-350 This bench has an adjustable back that can be altered to suit your workout routine or regimen. Its secure sawtooth back pad adjustment design that can be altered to an incline, flat, or decline position. This multiple seatback positioning allows strength training exercises such as crunches and weightlifting. You can use this bench to lift dumbbells and barbells or performing tool-free exercises such as sit-ups. You can also perform leg curls and other muscle-toning routines on this training equipment in order to sculpt your legs to match your toned upper body. This sleek black bench’s foam roller pads have a vinyl covering and a hardwearing, powder- coated finish. It also has a convenient transport handle. Additionally, this training device is suitable for the whole family, so everyone can use it to improve their bodies and health. The ergonomic bench’s dual position leg developer has a two-position padded bar and weight posts that let you do leg extensions and curls. You can strengthen your calves and hamstrings, sculpt your quads and glutes, and gain a leaner figure through this helpful feature. The bench’s powder-coated steel frame offers great resiliency with a maximum weight capacity of 300 pounds. It is strong and sturdy so you’ll be able to pump iron at home for years to come. This bench is designed to fit most standards racks, cages, and Smith machines. Work out with optimal efficiency and without worrying about the training equipment’s construction. Its top grade high density foam padding allows users to exercise comfortably on the equipment, boasts exceptional durability, withstands pressure, and is guaranteed to resist heavy lifting. Target your oblique and abs without any hassle. Gain a better body in the comfort of your own home with the Marcy Utility Bench SB-350.
Brand: MARCY
Item Weight: 51 pounds
Material: Alloy Steel, Foam, Vinyl
Color: black
Product Dimensions: 23"D x 64.5"W x 42"H
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Weight Limit: 600 pounds
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Manufacturer: Marcy
Size: One Size
Brand Name: MARCY
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
Manufacturer: Marcy
UPC: 096362992732
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: User manual, Warranty card, one adjustable utility bench
Model Number: SB 350
Part Number: SB350
Unit Count: 1 Count
Color: black
Weight Capacity Maximum: 600 pounds
Item Weight: 51 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23"D x 64.5"W x 42"H
Size: One Size
Material: Alloy Steel, Foam, Vinyl
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
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Just wanted to leave a review for those on the fence, who may have read a balance of negative and positive reviews and are trying to get a decent understanding of the quality of this product. The type of reviewer: My wife and I really enjoy this bench. We are short. She is 5'4" and I'm 5'8". The most either of us will bench is 225, leg lift 100 and this is because we are into fitness, not necessarily ever increasing strength. This bench is rock solid. There is not even a doubt about it holding up, in fact the quality of it doesn't even lend a thought to that type of thinking, it is that solid. I'm convinced that the key to having success with this bench begins with the assembly. Mechanically minded people, or those who have turned a few wrenches having common sense to understand what bolts need to be very tight (structural bolts ) vs. just snug (hinge bolts) vs. firm (bench pad bolts). It took about 2 hours to get it together, fine tuning the hinge bolts (not too loose, not too tight) and getting the leg extension adjusted for both my wife and I. By the way, the instructions are strictly diagrams and not words so be intuitive, we made a couple of mistakes and had to take apart and redo and laugh at ourselves for not paying close enough attention ... no big deal. For us short people, the bench pivot points are perfect. What I mean by that can be put into perspective this way. We first bought the Bowflex 5.1 because we wanted a super duty bench and it has great reviews and is known to be top quality. It is a tremendous bench for TALL people, but the bench hinge points for incline, decline, length of butt seat pad from knee to back too long etc. etc. We hated using it, it was heavy for my wife to move around even with the wheels. Comparably, the Marcy SB-350 is amazingly well fit for us. When I do decline dumbbell bench I no longer feel like I'm on a medieval torture device, but it just fits perfectly. The same goes for the leg attachment, everything fit perfectly. There are some reviews from tall people (6"1 and up) for this bench ... I don't see how this bench would fit them comfortably but those reviewers claim it does. There are also reviewers who make an issue of stability. I honestly have no idea what they are talking about, not at all. I'm 220, leg lift 100 and there is not even a hint of instability. Just really weird having used this bench and then trying to understand what those reviewers are talking about. The one negative that other reviewers have stated that I'm experiencing is the hinge bolt for the leg lift attachment does indeed stick out too far and scrapes the inside edge of the knee. One reviewer added extra washers to get the smooth rounded edge if the nut to be out far enough to cover the scraping blot threads. another suggested tape. It is not that bad, really more of an annoyance and I will be adding washers like the reviewer who submitted a picture of such in his review. Conclusion: Who should buy this bench in my opinion? 1) Persons 6 feet or less. 2) People who want to be in great shape but not excessively strong. Go 225 for more reps as opposed to 315 for Power/Strength training. 3) Space savers. With bench inclined and leg lift attachment off the footprint is 52" or so. Who should avoid this bench? 1) 6'1" or taller you begin to not match up with the bench dimensions. 2) People who want to train for strength Mark Rippetoe style, you will soon outgrow this bench. Go to a real gym and not Planet Fitness either LOL or get yourself a $400 commercial gym bench. 3) People who have no skill to assemble resulting in negative reviews because of their lack of understanding i.e. don't over tighten the screws to the pads or you may rip out the built in fasteners, duh. Don't over tighten hinge bolts or the won't pivot etc. This is a great bench, we love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2018 by M. Swan
This exercise bench is very well designed and very well made. It arrived on time and was very well packaged everything was individually wrapped. In my opinion it Does have to be anchored to the floor for stability. Mine is anchored to the floor with 2 bolts so I can easily move it. It has 2 wheels and folds up nicely. I’ve had others that were not nearly as good so I gave them away and bought this one
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2026 by Charlie
I've had this bench now for about two and a half years, and I use it about six times a week. As far as affordable benches go, this one is pretty hard to beat. It's lightweight, and the wheels and handle make moving it around quick and easy. The adjustable seat and back allow for a range of lifts, and it's quick and easy to adjust. I haven't had any issues with the leg attachment, although I do 150 pound leg extensions and it does make some creaking noises. When the leg attachment has more than maybe 70-80 pounds on it, the opposite end of the bench lifts up, but when sitting on it it feels solid, and I've never had it wobble under me when lifting. The bench is comfortable without being squishy, too. I really only have two complaints, and they're fairly minor. First, the bench isn't very high off the ground, so doing things like rows without hitting the floor is a little more difficult if you have longer arms like I do. And second, the leg attachment doesn't have a way to lock it, so if you want to do situps or decline bench, you have to use a belt or rope to tie it down to hold your ankles. Again, for the price you really can't go wrong with this bench.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026 by Steven Shinofield
I think this is a great bench. I was very hesitant to purchase because so many people talk about the stability problem and the bolt on the leg press digging into thigh that I held of purchasing for several weeks. I am very pleased that I finally purchased. Here are some of my thoughts and conclusions below: 1. This is a very stable bench. If you are doing something that causes it to become unstable or wobble, my guess is that you are not using the bench for its intended purpose or performing your exercise incorrectly. Additionally, if you tighten all the nuts and bolts appropriately, there is zero wiggle in any of the components (which was another problem I kept seeing in the reviews). 2. I am not even sure how the bolt in the leg assembly is an issue that needs "fixing" with duct tape and padding. I am a 6', 200lb man and the bolt does not come anywhere near my thigh. It is closer to the front of my knee and when performing exercises there is a gap between the end of the bolt and my knee of about 2 inches. The only possible way I could see the bolt being an issue is if my knee was several inches larger than it is. I even tried to adjust positions to essentially make the bolt scrape my thigh and at that point I was not performing the exercise correctly and it was very uncomfortable. 3. A lot of people complaining about the range of motion on leg curls. Again, the bench performs this function fine (at least for me). It just took a couple of adjustments to the height and my position on the bench to find where it worked correctly. This is probably why they provide multiple adjustment options and if I had to guess, I would say the people complaining are not using the adjustments between leg press and leg curl exercises. 4. I did notice some discomfort in the decline position while bench pressing. It wasn't really enough to complain about, but definitely not the most comfortable decline. Overall I think this is a great bench. It took me about 30 minutes to put together and the quality is better than I was expecting. It is very stable for all the exercises I do on it and I see zero issues with design.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2021 by Amazon Customer
I have had this bench for almost two years, so I thought it was time for a review. After almost two years, with multiple users using it every day, this bench still looks and functions like it's brand new. Putting it together was relatively easy thanks to my husbands ratchet set. If you use the included allen wrench, it may be a little more difficult/time consuming. The bench looks like it sits a little lower to the ground than some others, so I was a little concerned that my feet would be dragging the floor while doing extensions on the leg developer, but that has not been an issue for me (5'8) or my husband (5'11). The bench itself is very sturdy and easy to use. This has been a great purchase at a great price point and an excellent addition to our gym.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025 by WensDay
Update Jan 2024: I just moved it to a different location in the garage, and somehow it has become a lot less stable. The floor is even. But it's not on that piece of carpet anymore, which makes me think that if you're not going to bold it down, use some sort of padding (rubber foam mat or carpet). The more weight loaded, the less stable. I reduced a couple stars because it poses a danger when not bolted down. I didn't have the issues with the leg curl function being stopped midway by the design - I have full range of motion on mine. Perhaps there were some older models that they've since fixed? It does feel a bit tippy, but it isn't. Either be easy on it while getting on/off, or bolt it to the floor for more stability. I have it on concrete with an old piece of carpet in my garage, not bolted, been using it 2-3x/week, and no issues. But I'm not hard on my equipment. I will say, if you're over 5'9"-5'10", or have super long legs, you might have issues. The length of the beams is not adjustible. I'm 5'5" and in the extension function, the foot/ankle pads hit a little low on my ankle - more the top of my foot - because my legs are just a tad too short for it. It works well enough, but if it were adjustible I'd shorten it an inch or two to make it easier on my knees (I prefer to dorsiflex my feet/hook them under the foot pads to ease knee pain & I can't do that with this). The other thing I'd change if I could would be thicker pads. They're a bit uncomfortable, but not a deal breaker. Overall I'd recommend this bench. The length is great, so I use it for multiple other exercises besides just legs. It feels like a good quality bench that should last a long time with regular home use.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023 by JenX
Overall, a good bench for the price... Pros: Easy to assemble, sturdy, stable, adjustments/range of motion are what they should be, light/easy to move around. I read several reviews about the range of motion of the leg attachment (specifically for leg curls) is not full, but those individuals were not positioned correctly. I saw videos about it not being stable (wobbly after assembly), but those individuals either didn't square things up when putting it together, or not on a flat surface. Cons: It's not the softest gym bench I've ever been on; the padding is thin. It is on the short side; I'm 6'1" and I can barely lay on the bench with my feet on the edge. The material doesn't feel durable; I anticipate seams coming loose, but only time will tell. Again, it gets the job done, and the price is good. I'm happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Very easy to put together. When i first tried it, it is wobbly and it’s because of that short front bottom . You can see there is a hole in the metal so you can bolt it to the floor. Nowhere in the description or instructions does it tell you you need to do this. not bolting this to the floor. So i put weight plates on the leg curl weight bar 20 lbs and that stabilized this for me. BUT i am small 130 lbs 5 foot. i’m not sure anyone bigger then me is going to find this stable. really like the incline and decline levels . reverse leg curls, like someone else showed, it stops and doesn’t give you the full range of motion. but you get some good out of what you can do. Being short i have to place a towel for cushioning over the metal part where the leg curl attachment connects to the bench when doing reverse curls, as that part as it is not level and sticks up digging into my leg. decline for sit-ups... i find hooking your feet under the bar so you don’t slide off... that bar needs to be wider .. it’s a little difficult to hang on with that short of a bar. BUT for the cost... and the varying things you can do on this compared to others, I’m really happy with this. They are minor issues for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020 by Genesis