Gold's Gym GB 2000 Pro Series Olympic Weight Bench

Manufacturer : Gold's Gym In Stock : 2 List Price: $449.00 Price: $275.52 You Save: $173.48 (39%) Quantity : 1 2

Features

• Adjustable Olympic weight bench with incline, decline, flat, and military positions
• Accommodates Olympic-width weights for pro-style chest, leg, shoulder, and bicep workouts
• Leg developer station for working quads and hamstrings; 310-pound weight capacity
• Detachable curl yoke with rolled preacher pad for bicep curls; ab crunch station
• Olympic weights sold separately; measures 50 x 70 x 90 inches (W x H x D)

Product Description

Gold's Gym Power Series Weight BenchBuild muscle, tone and train like the professionals! This pro series weight bench is for the serious weight trainer. The intricate bench has a myriad of features and functions, helping you develop your muscles exactly how you want them.

Amazon.com Product Description

Want to build rock hard pecs without trudging off to the gym day after day? Turn to the Gold's Gym GB 2000 Pro Series Olympic weight bench, which is specifically designed to accommodate Olympic-width weights just like the pros use. The GB 2000 offers several adjustable positions, from incline, decline, and flat for working your chest, to a military position for performing shoulder presses. It's also extremely durable, with sturdy square support poles that hold up to heavy use through the years. And thanks to the sizable 310-pound weight capacity, most lifters will find it extremely accommodating to their workout routines. As a bonus, the GB 2000 also includes several other weight stations, including a leg developer station for working your quads and hamstrings, a detachable curl yoke with a rolled preacher pad for strengthening and toning your biceps, and an ab crunch station.

The GB 2000, which comes with an exercise guide but not the Olympic weights themselves, measures 50 by 70 by 90 inches (W x H x D) and carries a 90-day warranty.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating of 3.00 out of 1 reviews

Rating :
You get what you pay for - Eric M. O'Neill, Apr 25, 2009

I got this weight bench several weeks ago. It was made in China (I gotta start buying American) and reasonably assembled. Not great, some pieces needed some serious force to attach. Once I put it together I found the following: the leg attachment is not for someone over 6' tall. My feet hit the floor. The seat is a little wobbly, but not too much to use. The pad on the curl attachment was torn, I still need to call and get a replacement. The pads on the leg section are pretty narrow, and kind of crappy imo. Over all it seems sturdy and strong enough to hold 300 lbs. The safety catch is good to have, but sometime annoying. I don't think its worth $375, but it can be purchased for a lot less. I think I paid about $200 total with shipping, which is about what its worth. In the future I will not purchase things like this online. I will probably end up selling this eventually and buying something better. Which is what I should have done in the first place. If you are debating getting a weight bench, consider a set of dumbbells and a simple bench. It will save you money and likely give you what you want without taking up an entire room in your house. I give it 3 stars because its about what I should have expected based on the price.

So I just got off the phone with customer service. I requested a replacement curl pad, because the one I received was torn. They tried to get me to pay a handling fee for the replacement. I refused and pointed out that I should not have to pay anything to get a part replaced because it arrived damaged in the box. They finally agreed and said they would wave the fee this one time. Gotta love customer "no-service".

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