Is the US Weight 100 lb. Traditional Weight Set a good starter to buy for this bench Link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product...
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It looks to me like it has a 55" bar, and you'll need a 6' bar for this bench. I'm really happy with the bench though. Very solid, good padding, no complaints at all.
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Hi Bob, It seems to be a quality piece....and like you I can't find any specs on weight limits. I think it would take at least 350 lbs. per bench with no problem.Bob.
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I am 6'2" and under 200 lbs. It is rated for 200 lbs and seems to hold up well. My last one I made the mistake of letting my wife practice her workout while I did point man for her. We came out slightly over 300 lbs and the bench wore out at the foot pedal. Maybe poor soldering?
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Not really! Benches are kind of light but the table little heavier than benches it's very usefull if you buy this even you can use at home or picnic vs.. My sister was here to visit us couple weeks ago we both seat on the benches and had a breakfast nobody falled. My weight is 162 pounds and my sisters is 125 I'm so glad I bought this table and you will too.
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The 52lb and 100lb set use the same size bar, as with anything else i would double check with the supplier. I have the 100lb set and they come with 8-10lb plates per bar, it looks like the 52.5 is 8-5lb plates and will fit on the same bar.
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Hi! I personally don't remember what the exact weight limit was, you may want to review it. For some reason 100 lbs sticks out in my mind because my grandson is a big seven year old and I was concerned about his weight at 79 lbs might have been to heavry. But after reading the description, I want to say that 100 lbs was the limit. But checking for yourself would be best. Peace
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I don't know the weight LIMIT for the bench; I guess the manufacturer would have to answer that, but I can tell you that it has held up well with 225 lbs. sitting on it! It is very sturdy!
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the bench is well made but I think its a bit small. I never noticed that 250lb limit. If I had I think I would have bought something else. I am 175 and rising so I will most likely have that same issue. Buy something else, something you know won't let you down.
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When I purchased the bench I weighed 268 lbs and the bench has held up fine. A word of caution though, I don't believe this bench was meant to used for lifting weights. It is fine for use lifting dumbells, doing crunches, etc., but not for barbells. I'm down to 238 lbs and the bench is part of my workout.
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Sure. Just remember it comes with a limited amount of weights. Just order more if you need it. The box the weights come in is of course heavy. I had to open the box and take the weights out separately. There was no safe way to pick up the box. Enjoy
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This is a standard weight bench for a beginner. I do not believe you can add to this equipment.
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100 lb barbell sets are pretty common. If you want more plates you can buy them at almost any department store.
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That's not accurate. I'm not a body builder by any stretch. I do however bench 225 in all 3 positions and this thing is sturdy. It can take a decent amount if weight. I have the leg and preacher attachment and they are nice as well. It's a really good bench for the price
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the working weight depends on the exercise as there is different resistance on leg cables as opposed to chest press and again with the arm curl. It is a very good bit of kit and the weights will not be out grown unless you are an extremely strong body builder.
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This table and 2 benches exactly the size I need.but not for adult, mostly for kids. But if you are light weight person like a 120 pounds and other your friends weight as same as you are I believe you can seat on one bench together.thats fine and this set is very strong made I love it and highly recommend to everyone!!!!!
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Hi Bob, It seems to be a quality piece....and like you I can't find any specs on weight limits. I think it would take at least 350 lbs. per bench with no problem. Bob.
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It depends on your level but for all 90lbs I would say bench press, squats, shoulder and back workouts. This would obviously be very advanced level but I've had the 50lb set before and I found myself needing a little more weight on most exercises to really be challenged. The difference between 50lbs and 90 is a lot of weight and with the design of these you at least have the option to go heavy or light. For men with a history of lifting weights I would highly recommend the 1090's so you have the option to have your strength grow into the heavier weight.