Keppi Bench 3000 Max V2 Review: Everything They Changed

Keppi rebuilt the Bench 3000 after the first version got hammered in the comments. New thigh pad, new latches, redesigned seat, and a leg developer that no longer relies on a bare roller for body support. We put it through five tests in the Swole Studio and both of us trained on it, because a bench that only fits one person isn't an all-in-one. Keppi Bench 3000 V2: https://tidd.ly/4ySQpjl Use code PAIRED at checkout for 6% off. (Affiliate link. If you buy through it we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Keppi is genuinely a brand we support.) The shirt? Bicep Party: https://bicepparty.com/?ref=Paired Use code PAIRED to save 10%. WHAT WE MEASURED Bench height (flat): 17.9" Back pad: 33.5" long x 11.5" wide Back pad + seat combined: 48" Widest point: 18" Full length with all attachments: about 80" Weight: 93 lbs (V1 was 76 lbs) Frame rating: 1200 lb static, 300 lb attachment capacity Price at time of filming: $369.99 WHAT CHANGED FROM V1 5 angle positions and 5 length positions Dedicated thigh pad replacing the cylindrical roller Magnetic latches replacing the twist knob Seat locks at 10 degrees for leg attachments Higher density seat and back padding Bench 6000 style trapezoidal seat with extra leg clearance Silver aluminum alloy main latches Knurled metal pop pins replacing V1's plastic Black only MORE KEPPI REVIEWS Keppi Bench 6000:    • Keppi 6000 Bench Review — The Rise of the ...   Keppi 6000X Stainless Breakdown:    • Paying Extra for Shine? Keppi 6000X Stainl...   COMING SOON Dumbbell lift assist complete buyer's guide We're Jeff and Perrin. We test home gym equipment in our garage studio and our living room gym, and we tell you what we actually found. One gym. Two takes. Better gear. #homegym #keppifitness #weightbench #garagegym #homegymequipment #benchreview