Adjustable Olympic Weight Bench by Marcy - When investing in your personal fitness it is wise to not ignore any facet of your workout routine.

With the Marcy Diamond Olympic Surge Bench you will no longer have to leave the development of underworked muscle groups to chance.

Utilizing the four back pad positions allows you to pinpoint your pectoral workout while the adjustable arm curl support pad and arm curl bar make total arm exercises simple and effective. The seat and back pad operate on a slide track that place you in the exact positions to execute proper military and chest press exercises to keep you safe and increase the benefit of the workout.

The contoured roller pads and dual-function leg developer make sure your legs are kept in the mix as well. One of the unique features of this bench is the inclusion of two bar catches on the rear of the frame which gives you the space and freedom to perform squats (an activity commonly relegated to large fitness centers now in your own workout room).

The Olympic Surge Bench comes with easy to follow assembly instructions that will have you enjoying the advantages of this fitness system in no time. The durable steel structure and accommodating design give you everything you need to achieve a full body workout.

Maximum Weight Capacities and Dimensions

- Maximum on Bar Catch: 300lb

- Maximum weight on Leg Developer: 100lb

- Maximum user weights: 300lb

- Maximum weight capacity 600lb (include user’s weight)

- Assembled Dimensions: 80"L x 47.5"W x 60"H

- Please note: This item requires assembly

Versatile Bench

Five back pad positions: incline, decline, flat and upright help you isolate and develop all areas of pectorals; Puts body in ideal position throughout bench press workout, optimizing safety and maximizing workout time

Adjustable Bar Catch

Bar catch height is adjustable and allows for the bar to be reached in different seat positions to allow a safe and proper workout

High Density Foam

2 inch thick pads for added comfort and support to reduce fatigue during workouts