Marcy Multifunctional Workout Station 150lbs to 200lbs Stack Home Gym for Weightlifting and Bodybuilding

Easy understand building item

Easy to assemble and hubby enjoys using it

I was dreading putting this together, but they have made it honestly so easy! If you avoid rushing ahead, and go through the steps in the order of the booklet, the hardware is numbered to that step. Use a blade to release just the nuts/ bolts per step and it is honestly the easiest thing ever! (Why don't more places do this?) Stringing the pulley wires can be a little more confusing, but slow and steady will get you there in the end.It now sits perfectly in our shed gym (reinforced floor to prevent sinking) and fits the compact space perfectly. It is small, and you can feel a bit pinched when using it, especially for certain exercises, but it fits our needs pretty well, and I would absolutely buy this brand again, simply due to the ease of assembly.

My 16 year old son and i were able to build this in an afternoon. Easy to follow instructions and to be honest its pretty obvious where things go. Most complicated thing was getting my head around the cables and pulleys but just follow the instructions and you'll be fine. As to usage its great and easy to use. It comes with a list of exercises you can follow but i keep popping on to the internet for new ideas.

I'm not into gym equipment, I've been to gym a few times, but i feel like this is a solid product, easy to assemble very well balanced, supports more weight than most other similar homegyms on the market. Looks like it can last for ever, with good maintenance. :)

I have had this for a good few months now and even with youtube to problem solve, it us pretty useless and unusable. The pole that goes down the middle if the weight stack and moves up and down with the selected weight moves to one side. Not always the same side. It then won't let the weights lifted up come down again. The weight just gets stuck up high. Then when you get up and go to the stack to try resolve it you have to be able to lift the stuck weights and move the pole to allow it to lower the weights back down. This is fine if you have a light load but forget it if you have a heavier load. That is if it doesn't suddenly resolve itself as you are getting off the machine and come slamming down hard. I have a flat underneath me so the last thing I need is for the loud, heavy weight stack slamming down. It also almost caught my hand one time.I did yutube fixes and one person said to use treadmill oil on the two guide poles. I tried that and it seemed to resolve it for a short time but not for long. It is the worse thing I have ever purchased so far when it comes to gym equipment. Needless to say I haven't been able to use it for workouts. I think I have had 6 sessions where it didn't get stuck and actually allowed me to do a complete workout. I litterally have to use treadmill oil/lube every time I want to use it.

I already had a good cable machine and weights but adding this to my home gym means I now have everything.I almost did not buy it because I thought it was too cheap. Not sure how they do it for this price but glad that they do!