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    Find me a bench today

    I will be buying a bench today. I ask you I-M members to help me find the best one for my money. I would prefer it to be a "bench press" bench, if that makes sense. A bench that has the arms to hold an olympic bar. It doesn't have to be one like that. I could also use a regular bench since I have a squat cage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dale Mabry View Post
    A little more then I wanted to spend, but it is nice.

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    this one looks the most stable. I don't trust those other ones that rely on that little beam to prop up the bench for an incline position.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    this one looks the most stable. I don't trust those other ones that rely on that little beam to prop up the bench for an incline position.
    Yeah I like this one the best. I'm trying to find one in the paper. There have got to be people that have these things just sitting in their basements with blankets on top of them.

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    I would like one that can do incline. I do not bench that much weight. 250 is my current max and I doubt I will ever get to much past that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doublebase View Post
    Yeah I like this one the best. I'm trying to find one in the paper. There have got to be people that have these things just sitting in their basements with blankets on top of them.
    yea, somewhere in the Philly, NJ, NY area, you should be able to find someone unloading equipment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    yea, somewhere in the Philly, NJ, NY area, you should be able to find someone unloading equipment.
    Any good websites to look at for used equipment? I checked ebay and philly.com.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doublebase View Post
    Any good websites to look at for used equipment? I checked ebay and philly.com.
    have you checked craigslist? Check PA, NJ, and NY.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk View Post
    have you checked craigslist? Check PA, NJ, and NY.
    Just did. Found like 10 more things I want now.

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    the second sucks, I would go with the first or third, take squaggleboggins idea, and buy a pair of horsesaws to use as a safety rack, when doing squats

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    go with the first one, and don't get any of the accessories

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456 View Post
    the second sucks, I would go with the first or third, take squaggleboggins idea, and buy a pair of horsesaws to use as a safety rack, when doing squats
    I have a squat cage.

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