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Marcy Pro Deluxe Cage System with Weight Lifting Bench

The package came completely destroyed. Pieces are scratched and dented. This was a gift and I am not happy.

Packaging was terrible and completely torn up.

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Bought this for my son to workout at home.  He loves being able to do several different workouts.

Really good for the price!

What you get for the price is an amazing value!!

No parts are labeled!
Box and packaging were destroyed upon arrival.

Difficult to put together-no labeled parts

We have had this for about a week and we are very happy with the purchase. Very sturdy and of good quality. Particularly for the price paid. Installation was pretty straight forward. I would definitely reccomend.

Great Cage System for the money

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Acceptable.  Rack is a bit narrow.  Have to sit close to back to clear rack during Lat pull downs.  Weight post for leg attachment rocks back and forth during use.   Quite distracting.

Great product for the price. Fast delivery too

Worth the price

Horrible!! Instruction  do not work and the cage moves!! Super unsafe. Delivery people dropped the package on the sidewalk!! The whole things was just bad! Do not recommend. The screws do not match the instructions and the whole thing is a dangerous  mess.

Safety issues!! Cage moves

Quality is good.  Price is reasonable.   System seems very sturdy and has served me %26 my son well with our workouts.  I recommend this system.

However, the directions are somewhat terrible, so be prepared.  None of the pieces are numbered or lettered except for the hardware.  There are so many pieces!  They are not separated into bench vs cage, so there's lots to sift through.  It definitely can get daunting and frustrating at times.  

The directions just show you what parts and hardware go where, but not the order they need to be done in.  Tip for cage when attaching the upper cable: make sure to feed the cable through from top and through the pole opening and down to bottom before  putting the pulleys in and screwing cable to bottom of cage.  I didn't realize there is a bulb at the top of the cable and figured it would be easier to screw the cable to the bottom of cage first.  Thus, there was some undoing and redoing in this section for me.  I also thought I could attach the 2nd pulley to the upper pole and feed the cable through.  Wrong again, the bottom part of the cable has a metal loop that won't fit through it pulley is already attached,  so make sure to feed it through before putting pulley together.  Hopefully that will save someone from unnecessary/redoing steps.  

Also, when putting the bench together: the end/bar caps to the leg bars are inside a plastic bag.  I remember being frustrated that I couldn't find them, although it was late at the time.  

One more issue I had assembling the cage:  the part that holds the weights for the cable system would not slide down the pole; it's shape was slightly off and preventing it from sliding down easily.  Luckily, I have a rubber mallet and was able to tap it down bit by bit.  Some paint was scraped off in the process, but after adding WD40 it slides up and down with the pulley without issue.

Overall, I would still recommend this system.  I was able to put this together mostly by myself (5'1").  I did need my son to hold the 3 back pieces while I assembled those parts of the cage.