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VEVOR Incline Chest Fly and Rear Delt Fly Machine, 450 LBS Chest Machine, Adjustable Fitness Chest Bench Set, Home Gym Equipment for Upper Body Strength Training Machine

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M. B. DaVega M. B. DaVega
Awesome chest day addition
Side Press Seated Press
I've been familiar with Vevor for quite a while (they are probably best known for their tools), but I only just recently learned that they now have their own versions of classic fitness equipment. I'd been wanting a chest machine for some time now, so when I saw this Vevor pec-dec machine for sale on here at the right price, I decided to take a chance on it. Very glad I did because this model is outstanding high-quality. It looks and feels very solid, heavy and tough --- I would put this model up against any equivalent machine in a commercial gym. One great feature is the handles are very ergonomic. Assembly was reasonably simple and self-explanatory, but a decent instructional assembly guide from Vevor was generously included. This pec-dec delivers a very good chest pump, and I can tell it has made my chest muscles stronger because I have already been able to add on more weight for sets. One difference I have noticed from some other pec-dec machines is that at full contraction (or full squeeze) of the machine arms together, your arms aren't extended out at a full 90 degrees from your body, but closer to a 45 degree angle, as if you are folding your arms at the elbow across your chest. Accidentally or not, this is actually a great thing because it stimulates more muscle groups besides just the pectoralis muscles --- I can also feel the movement and stimulation in both my shoulders and even my biceps as well. And of course, the reverse/rear deltoid flys are a great bonus. Been using this machine for well over a month now, I like it and am fully satisfied with it. It is very tough, solid quality, easy to clean, and works as advertised. If you're looking for a good, reliable chest machine you could do much, much worse than this one. As with any fitness machine with moving parts, be sure to use a metal lubricant to reduce friction. With this machine, lubricate the rear column that the weight carriage slides up and down on so that it will glide smoothly and quietly. Ever
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Z.E.G. Z.E.G.
Versatile and inexpensive
Up and down Press Bench Press
Set up was a breeze, the assembly is pretty straight forward. Yeah it doesn't feel as sturdy as a commercial gym machine, but at this price point, it is perfection. I was able to put 100lbs on each side (using olympic weights thanks to the inclusion of the 2\" diameter sleeves) and didn't feel like I was going to injure myself. This machine does more than just bench pressing, which makes it so worthwhile for someone who was a versatile machine that is pretty compact in size, with slick design and functionality.
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TG16Fanatic TG16Fanatic
Solid Chest Press Machine!
Up and down Press Bench Press
I'll update with photos soon, but I couldn't resist the urge to post a review immediately because I'm so impressed with this chest press machine! Tl;Dr: Just buy it. If this design appeals to you, you won't be disappointed. The good: I have a full power cage with functional trainer, so I already have a pretty great solution for any kind of chest press. However, as a mid 40s guy, my shoulders are starting to get pretty gimpy and my bench press has been limited by pain. I saw this device and had to order it. The way the handles converge as you press up and are shaped so you can do a neutral grip (beyond the standard pronated grip) seemed like it might be easier on my shoulders, allowing me to focus on and isolate my chest. I have to say, this is PHENOMENAL in that regard just as I thought it would be. I've never had such a good burn and pump in my chest as I got in my first session with this, and my shoulders did not bother me nearly as much as with a standard bench and barbell/dumbbells. There are dual ball bearing collars on each of the arms (4 in total) for super smooth motion, and the adjustable rests for the arms go waaay down so you get that good stretch which is required for the best results. I have 2\" bumper plates and was concerned that I'd need smaller iron weights, but they work just fine with this machine, though I may buy iron eventually since the weight pins are only 8\" and only hold about 125lbs each due to the width of bumper plates. For now, that's plenty. As for the bench itself, I found it to be adequate. Enough cushion and width to comfortably support my 6'1 260lb frame. Size: I love how compact it can be when folded up. I had concerns that it wouldn't fit well in my gym area and I couldn't find dimensions for just the base so it was a leap of faith to order this. The base is 35.5\" wide by 43\" deep. The bench and handles can fold up, so this fit my space better than expected. The bad: If I had to point to anything, it would be that some of the
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Muscle Mommy Muscle Mommy
Inexpensive bench press for home gym
Up and down Press Bench Press
This review is for the Bench Press Up-Down \"machine\". We already own a cable machine in our home gym and wanted to add some weights for bench press. This was a nice, inexpensive alternative to a big rack and allows the user to generally lift without needing a spotter since it's not free weights. This machine does NOT come with weights. We already had some old weights we inherited from a friend, standard 1\" so it fit perfect. If you happen to have both 1\" and 2\" weights, to use the 2\" weights all you need to do is slide an attachment on to make it 2\". Pretty easy. Comes with the wire spring clips, but I honestly hate those and prefer the plastic clamps/collars but you don't really need those for the weights to stay on (unless you're stacking a bunch). Was not bad to install, would be easier if you had a socket wrench, but we unfortunately did not have the right size and so we used the tools that came with the set. Just took a little longer. My teenage son was able to put this together on his own in less than 2 hours. We don't have a lot of room for equipment, so we thought maybe we could put it together and just use our own bench - but the bench is needed to help support the machine from lifting up. But we discovered that when not using the machine, you can fold the bench up for storage (just use the bench stack pin to hold it in place). The space needed to utilize the machine is at least 5' W x 5' L (plus leg space at the end of the bench if you are tall). Storing the bench upright will give you back a couple of feet - so when not in use, we fold it up and can use the space in front of it for other exercises. For under a couple hundred dollars, for a simple home gym I think it was a great deal.
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Detrik V. Detrik V.
Great chest workout on a budget
Up and down Press Bench Press
This shipped fast and was well packed. Easy to put together and works as advertised.
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Heinrich Heinrich
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Up and down Press Seated Press
Für ein Heimstudio ein absolut empfehlenswertes Gerät.....Training für Trizeps bzw, Brust, je nach Griffvariante, sehr gut spürbar.....einziges Manko, wenn man die Gewichtsscheiben runtergibt, fallen die Trainingsgriffe zu Boden. Lasse immer zwei 5kg Scheiben droben, somit ist dieses kleine "Problem" gelöst! Ansonsten, volle Kaufempfehlung!
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Jophus Jophus
not bad, easy build, arms and grips could be better
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easy to build. the grips and length of the arms seems kind of short and this is coming from someone who is 5' 7\" using both handles to do a chest fly i don't feel i can fully extend my arms in a natural feeling way similar to the machines i use at the gym. using it single arm though lets me extend and get the full range of motion i was looking for. it's not a bad machine and fills a hole in my home gym i've been wanting to fill for years. i'm sure i'll get used to it.
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Donald W. Donald W.
Great for my upper chest and deltoid workouts!
Side Press Seated Press
I ordered this chest machine nearly a month ago, and I am pleased! Its highly functional and has resulted in increased strength and power in my chest and upper body area. While it doesn't completely replace commercial gym equipment, it's perfect for my home gym. The setup was relatively and took about an hour- unloaded box to complete assemble. (Word of caution, make sure you have the tools to tighten bolts etc.) The instructions were written simple and easy to follow. The pictures really help. Additionally, I like the seat adjustments with the 6 different levels. It was easy for me to adjust the machines's arms for my 5'9 height while having a comfortable range of extension and motion. This bench's angle allows for exercising and targeting my chest and deltoid muscles. I can either lift heavy or increase repetitions- both work my chest and gives me the burn that I desire. The machine is made of solid steel. I've used 1\" and 2\" plates for lifting. Its sturdy and secure- no shifting or moving while working out. As for the seat and back padding: thick and comfortable. The design of the seat helps with keeping my form during exercise. Lastly, I've searched years for a good chest machine at a good price- this one works for me!
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Mike Morfin Mike Morfin
Great gym addition
Up and down Press Bench Press
I decided to try this out as I have been rehabbing a slight shoulder injury. This thing has been very helpful in still achieving goals and allowing a decent range of motion for my shoulder. It sits about 3feet by maybe 3.5/4 feet and the folding feature really helps expand the size of my small gym. It seems sturdy and build quality is nice so far. Assembly is pretty straight forward, however, I wish they would label the pieces with stickers instead of the bags they came in so watch out for this if purchasing. Other than that great find.
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David Mcnulty David Mcnulty
Tricep dip machine
Up and down Press Seated Press
Fast delivery, easy assembly, worth the money Deducted a star because the screw to adjust the hand position is very flimsy and the head is damaged already
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