GMWD Chest Press Machine, 1050LBS Bench Press Machine with Independent Converging Arms, Adjustable Flat Incline Bench for Chest, AB Workouts, Shoulder Home Gym Equipment, V1

I already have a good Smith Machine in my home gym, but I find that incline bench presses on the Smith hurt my shoulders (I do perform decline bench presses on the Smith without issues). I purchased this chest press machine from GMWD hoping to continue to build my upper/mid pectorals without injuring my shoulders in the process.Delivery: The machine arrived in perfect shape and I had no issues. It came right to my garage door. The shipping box was robust (heavy cardboard) and well sealed (strapping and heavy-duty tape)- no notable tears or holes.Unpacking: The machine inside of the box was thoughtfully packaged and took mere minutes to unpack and carry to my gym location. No parts were damaged in transit.Assembly: This machine was exceedingly easy to assemble with just a few tools and took me less than one hour in total to assemble (probably closer to 45 minutes). There were no problems - instructions were straightforward.Floorspace: The compact design of the GMWD Chest Press Machine takes up minimal valuable real estate in my home gym. I absolutely love that the full-length padded bench folds up off of the floor when not in use! This feature makes such a huge difference in reducing the machine's footprint - awesome!Quality and Construction: The chest press machine is attractively finished, looks great, and is rigid and sturdy. I am about 6 feet tall and 230lbs; I feel 100% secure while on this machine. There is no wobbling or creaking - solidly built.Using the GMWD Chest Press Machine: The machine is easy to load with weights. Getting under the lift handles is a breeze as they are supported by adjustable arms. The upward converging arc of the lifting arms is smooth and feels natural; I have not experienced any shoulder pain while performing chest presses! I love that I can exhaustively work my pecs without a spotter or any concern that I may aggravate my rotator cuffs. I feel significantly more taxing of my pectorals when performing converging chest presses using this machine versus bar bench presses. I am expecting great results in the coming months!Further, I like the plate storage spindles at the rear of the machine so I can park my weights locally after I finish my chest workout. I look forward to using this machine on chest day!Customer Service: I had a small issue with one of the parts being drilled incorrectly. I messaged GMWD here on Amazon and they promptly got back to me. They went out of their way to replace the part swiftly. They were kind and professional. I received the replacement part, and my chest press machine is now perfect!Value: This machine is a bargain at the current price. It amazes me that I can get a piece of equipment on this level at this price in 2024!!I highly recommend GMWD and this chest press machine.

I was very hesitant about order a piece of equipment like this online without being able to touch it and judge the quality. The price was too good to pass up so I took the leap and ordered it. I was happily surprised when I unboxed the bench and not only felt how sturdy the parts were, but how well engineered every single piece was! The tolerances are spot on and it assembled easily. I would’ve been done in about 45 minutes if I wasn’t trying to watch a football game while putting it together. The action is extremely smooth on the moving parts with no squeaking or friction. This was definitely a great investment!!!

I've had it set up for about a week now and it works great. I had it put together with in an hour by myself. Ty. One thing they don't mention or show you a picture of is the width of the actual machine. It's 52 inches.I have a pic to show you. And I know that matters if it's going up against a wall or in a corner somewhere because they give you the distance of the base itself but not how much more it sticks out when you put weights on it.Anyway, if you're thinking about buying it, it's a good buy. Does everything it says it does and I definitely feel like I'm working out in a gym with this piece of equipment. Select any weight you want with the weights you'll have to buy and have a great little workout.I would buy it again. Feels sturdy, it's what I would expect when putting something like this that can hold a lot of weight. Very smooth on the ball bearings that make the arms go up and down adjustable arms so it's less stressful on your shoulders rather than more of your chest. So the starting point doesn't have to be all the way down. Like you're benching in a gym. You could put it up quite some and just give it a lift and it's not much stress on certain parts.

Love it! Sturdy and convenient. Feels durable and fits in smaller home gyms.

I'm 6 ft 1 and 250+ lbs and lift very heavy weights, this enables me to have a machine I typically use at commercial gyms at home. Haven't figured out how to really row or OHP properly yet but with how adjustable it is I'm sure pressing will work. It took me a few hours to build and was relatively easy to do. I lifted on it yesterday and it felt great on bench and incline bench, I personally love the converging feeling. It loses a bit of stability when it's in incline mode but perhaps that's because of my weight and the fact that I hand tightened everything, but overall it's an incredibly solid machine with no wobble. Only thing I'm knocking it for is that the adapters for normal plates don't screw on, or I was missing the screws (no spot in hardware for them) so I just taped them onto the machine. Again, for the price this is comparable to $800+ machines like the powertec multipress. Combine this with barbells and dumbbells at home and you'll never need anything else for strength training or bodybuilding purposes.

I already have a weight bench set but couldn't use it like I wanted due to me have a slip disc from a car accident years ago. Always having the fear of dropping the weights onto myself just incase my disc slipped. With this machine I am able to get the same workout without the bar. I'm starting off light to get myself back into exercises and it really makes a difference. The machine didn't take long to setup and takes up less space than the traditional bench. My 5 year old was coaching me and she wanted to try it with 2.5 pounds on it and she enjoyed it. She only did 1 set of 10. With that to say that's how easy it is to use. We'll worth the money.