Bigzzia Ab Machine, 5-in-1 Adjustable Ab Workout Bench Core Abdomen Review
Our verdict
Priced at $110.99, the Bigzzia 5-in-1 ab bench costs more than the Marcy JD-1.2 at $76.86 and the Marcy SB-10115 at $91.89, but its 200+ bought-last-month figure doubles the 100+ reported by both Marcy benches, even with fewer total reviews than either.
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Buyers who want a multi-position ab-focused bench rated to 150 kilograms, about 330 pounds, in a lightweight 12.6-kilogram frame, and who are drawn to a listing currently showing the strongest recent purchase pace in this comparison.
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Skip this if price or review depth matters most. The Marcy JD-1.2 costs $34 less, and the Marcy SB-10115 carries 5,200 reviews at 4.6 stars, both stronger on those two specific measures than the Bigzzia bench.
- Material Alloy Steel
- Weight 12.6 Kilograms
- Max User Weight 150 Kilograms
- Color Red
- Priced 21% below the category median ($139.97 across 94 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.4/5
4.4 average across 1,200 owner ratings
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Popularity3.9/5
1,200 owner reviews, more than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other home gym and fitness equipment we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Someone setting up a small home corner for ab and core work, rather than a full bench press station, is the buyer this Bigzzia 5-in-1 bench targets. At $110.99, it costs more than the Marcy JD-1.2 at $76.86 and the Marcy SB-10115 at $91.89, though it still undercuts the Body-Solid GHYP345 at $295.
The spec sheet lists an alloy steel frame, a bench weight of 12.6 kilograms, about 27.8 pounds, and a maximum user weight of 150 kilograms, roughly 330 pounds. The 5-in-1 name in the title points to multiple adjustable positions built into a single frame rather than a fixed incline. Its 200+ bought-last-month figure is the strongest recent-demand number among all four benches compared here, doubling the 100+ reported by both Marcy models.
What it does not lead on is review depth. A 4.4-star average across 1,200 reviews ties the Marcy JD-1.2's rating but trails its 2,300-review count, and both fall short of the Marcy SB-10115's 4.6 stars across 5,200 reviews. For a buyer weighing recent momentum against long-term review history, this bench currently wins on the former and loses on the latter.
Pros
- Strongest recent demand signal in this comparison at 200+ bought last month, double both Marcy benches
- Rated for up to 150 kilograms, about 330 pounds
- Lightweight 12.6-kilogram, roughly 27.8-pound, frame for easier repositioning
- 4.4-star rating across a substantial 1,200-review base
- 5-in-1 adjustable design suggests multiple usable positions in one frame
- Alloy steel construction and currently in stock
Cons
- Costs $34 more than the Marcy JD-1.2 at $76.86
- Costs $19 more than the Marcy SB-10115 at $91.89
- 1,200 reviews trail the Marcy SB-10115's 5,200 by a wide margin
- 4.4-star rating sits behind the Marcy SB-10115's 4.6 stars
- No listed footprint or dimensions, unlike the Body-Solid GHYP345 and Marcy SB-10115 comparisons
Specifications
| Material | Alloy Steel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12.6 Kilograms |
| Max User Weight | 150 Kilograms |
| Color | Red |
Performance notes
The alloy steel frame paired with a 12.6-kilogram, roughly 27.8-pound, bench weight suggests a design meant to be moved or folded between uses rather than a permanent fixed station, which fits the ab-training use case implied by the product name. The 150-kilogram, about 330-pound, maximum user weight gives most home users comfortable headroom without needing to check the limit before each session. The 5-in-1 label in the title implies several adjustable settings built into one frame, which typically means more than one exercise angle is possible without switching equipment, though the listing does not break down exactly which five configurations are included. No footprint or overall dimensions are listed, so buyers comparing floor space against the Body-Solid GHYP345, at 51 inches deep by 29 inches wide, or the Marcy SB-10115, at 18 inches deep by 58 inches wide, will need to look elsewhere for that figure on this bench.
What buyers say
A 4.4-star rating across 1,200 reviews is a solid, well-established pattern, similar in score to the Marcy JD-1.2 but built on a smaller review count than either Marcy bench, especially the Marcy SB-10115's 5,200. Where this bench stands out is recent momentum: 200+ bought last month doubles the 100+ figure reported by both Marcy models and quadruples the Body-Solid GHYP345's 50+. That combination, a solid but not top-tier rating alongside the strongest current purchase pace in the group, suggests a listing that is actively gaining ground rather than coasting on an older, larger review base.
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Frequently asked questions
How much weight can the Bigzzia 5-in-1 ab bench hold?
The listing states a maximum user weight of 150 kilograms, which converts to roughly 330 pounds. That figure is not directly listed for the Marcy or Body-Solid comparison benches in this data set, so it stands on its own rather than as a head-to-head comparison point.
Is it cheaper than the Marcy benches?
No. At $110.99, it costs more than both the Marcy JD-1.2 at $76.86 and the Marcy SB-10115 at $91.89. It remains cheaper than the Body-Solid GHYP345, however, which is listed at $295, so it sits in the middle of this four-bench price range.
Does it have a strong review history?
It has 1,200 reviews at a 4.4-star average, a solid sample but smaller than the Marcy JD-1.2's 2,300 reviews and well behind the Marcy SB-10115's 5,200 reviews at 4.6 stars. Its 200+ bought-last-month figure is the strongest in this group, though.