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title: "Marcy Deluxe Home Gym, Eclipse HG5000, 90kg Weight Stack, Seated Chest Press & Rows"
brand: "marcy"
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# Adjustable chest press angles (flat, incline, shoulder) Independent pec dec arms for free-weight motion 90kg solid vinyl weight stack Marcy Deluxe Home Gym, Eclipse HG5000, 90kg Weight Stack, Seated Chest Press & Rows

**Brand:** marcy
**Price:** 33540.52 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏆 Elevate your home workout game with the Marcy Eclipse HG5000 — where versatility meets power!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Marcy Deluxe Home Gym, Eclipse HG5000, 90kg Weight Stack, Seated Chest Press & Rows by marcy
- **How much does it cost?** 33540.52 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- marcy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted marcy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-in-One Pulley System:** High, middle & low pulleys plus versatile attachments unlock a full-body workout from your home.
- • **Free-Motion Pec Dec Arms:** Experience natural, unrestricted movement that mimics free weights for superior muscle activation.
- • **Customizable Press Angles:** Switch effortlessly between flat, incline, shoulder press & seated row for total upper body sculpting.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort & Durability:** Soft cushions, adjustable backrest, and a heavy-duty steel frame built to last a lifetime.
- • **Power-Packed 90kg Weight Stack:** Progressive strength gains with smooth 6.6kg increments—no more giant jumps!

## Overview

The Marcy Deluxe Home Gym Eclipse HG5000 is a robust, multi-functional home gym system featuring a 90kg solid vinyl weight stack with fine incremental plates, an adjustable chest press with multiple angles, and independent pec dec arms that simulate free-weight motion. Its comprehensive pulley system supports a wide range of exercises targeting chest, back, shoulders, arms, legs, and abs. Designed with ergonomic cushions and a heavy-duty steel frame, it supports users up to 135kg and comes with lifetime frame warranty, making it a durable and versatile fitness solution for serious home training.

## Description

From the manufacturer HG5000 Deluxe Home Gym The HG5000 Deluxe Home Gym from the Marcy Eclipse range may seem like your average gym at first glance, but it has a few defining features that separate it from the rest of the pack. Some key features include an adjustable chest press, middle ab crunch, and free-motion pec arns Lat Pull Down The lat pull down is one of a key exercise for back development and width, the high pulley can take any attachment though. You can also perform tricep pushdowns, single arm crossovers, high ab crunches and more. Chest Press The adjustable chest press arm uses a spring loaded release pin system, it lets you select the angle of the press arm to cover shoulder press, incline press, flat press and also a seated row option too. Gym Dimensions and Weights Maximum User Weight Capacity: 136kg / 300lbs / 21 Stone Assembled Dimensions: Height: 211cm x Width: 150cm x Length: 191cm Assembled Product Weight: 140kg / 308lbs Swivelling Pec Dec Arms An independent pec dec has been incorporated within the HG5000, a distinctive way that simulates the motion of a free weight and doesn't have a fixed path of motion. They feel healthier and more natural than your run of the mill pec dec. Ab Crunch Attachment The centre pulley system allows the unique ab crunch feature to be used with the dual handle ab crunch strap supplied, a brilliant weighted ab exercise for upper ab development. Adjustable Backrest Adjust the backrest to 4 angles to perfectly align your body when the press arm is angled differently. Weight Stack The HG5000 is supplied with a 90kg / 198lbs solid vinyl weight stack. The 13 weight plates weigh approx 6.6kg / 14.5lbs each for small incremental weight increases, you can progressively develop your strength without huge leaps in weight. Exercise Possibilities Chest and Back Flat Press, Incline Press, Pec Dec, Single-Arm Crossover, Lat Pulldown, Bent Over Row (Using Chest Press), Seated Row, Reverse Grip Row Shoulders, Biceps and Triceps Shoulder Press, Lateral Raise, Front Raise, Rear Flyes, Shrugs, Upright Rows, Straight Arm Curls, High Cable Curls, Close Grip Reverse Pulldowns, Tricep Pushdowns, Single Handle Pulldowns, Tricep Extensions Legs and Abs Leg Curls, Leg Extensions, Abductor Extensions, Adductor Extensions,Ab Crunches, Weighted Reverse Crunches, Cable Woodchops Attachments included with the HG5000 Curved lat pulldown bar with multi position anti-slip grips Short straight bar with anti-slip grips Ab crunch strap with dual foam handles and foam neck support Single d-handle with foam grip Ankle strap with Velcro adjustment

Review: Comprehensive home gym. - I've been looking at various home gyms, as you do, and was split between this and the Marcy HG7000. When the price went down to £321 for this one, it was a no-brainer. Delivery was a bit hit-and-miss with ArrowXL. A garbled message with unintelligable phone number to ring to change a date they chose wasn't the best experience with them, but the delivery guys were great and brought it into my house. This comes in four boxes. A 79kg 2m long box with the chassis and most of the gym, a 1m square flat box with the seat pads and lighter stuff, and two 49kg boxes with the weights in them. I found it much easier to open them up in the house, check the items and take them to the brick shed at the end of my garden a bit at a time. That's a workout without even building anything. Assembly requires a fair bit of space and would be easier with two people, although I managed it by myself in two 2-hour sessions. Once you get to know which bolt/washer combination goes with pulleys, chassis, brackets, etc., it gets much easier. They provide two sizes of allen keys, and you just need an adjustable spanner. A 16mm ratchet socket makes things much quicker for easy-to-reach nuts, although you may still need the adjustable spanner for some harder to reach bits. There are a few places I had to stop and think because the instructions weren't too clear, such as removing the ball from the end of one cable before assembly, or having to feed the cable through a pulley BEFORE you put the bolt through (once in place, the cable is captive). Once built all worked well, with no squeaks or rattles. A bit of silicone spray on moving parts and the weight guides helped I think. Welds look good and it's certainly a solid piece of kit. Without abuse it should last forever. All exercises as shown in the video or the small chart on the web page are easily performed with minimal setup. Until I get used to them all, a chart would have been nice. Watch the video though and you'll get an idea of how to use the equipment, especially the adjustable backrest. I quite like the fact that the cushions on the seat and backrest are very soft as it takes pressure off my spine and backs of my legs. All hand grips (be it metal or foam) are comfortable too. The main Y-shaped bar gives you a chest press or when locked forwards a shoulder press. Lock it back, face the seat back (with it angled towards you) and you can do seated rowing. I find the number of positions to lock it quite coarse though, and bench presses start either just a bit too far back, or too far in front. I can't get it to start right from my chest, as a bar would. The fly attachment is really good, allowing you to choose the exact arc your arms go through. Every bit as good as free weights, although you may need to put the seat a bit lower than normal to get them the correct height to your chest. The lat bar is excellent, and so is the tricep bar. Two chains are supplied to extend the range of the movement, which I otherwise found a bit short, making the weight hit the end-stop at the top before I'd completed my extension. It's easy to perform all types of pull-down with this setup. A cable appearing just above the seat back allows you to do crunches, overhead tricep curls, and a host of arm/abdominal exercises 9watch the video for ideas). The lower pully provides resistance for thigh extensions, as well as seated and upright rowing, two-arm curls, shoulder shrugs, etc. Ankle clips allow more hip and leg exercises too. Apart from the less-than-perfect position for bench presses the only other fault I can think of is the weight increments. The roughly 6.8kg weights provide quite high jumps for most exercises, such as 11, 20, 28, 37, 45, etc. for bench presses. Butterfly's go up in 5kg (for each arm). This is true for all this type of machine though. I like to go up by 0.5kg every week on each exercise but keep the same reps/set. To do this I put smaller weights on the top plate, held on by brackets I glued on. seems to work (so far). To sum up, it's a well constructed gym, of good quality and should provide you with plenty of exercises. If you're new to weights it will be perfect. Hardened body-builders should already know the drawbacks of such a design and will probably need some free weights to better perform rotating arm curls with dumbbells.
Review: This gym is brilliant and exactly what I wanted and it hurts me ... - This gym is brilliant and exactly what I wanted and it hurts me not to give it 5 stars to be honest but having spent weeks trying to pick the best gym for my needs, if it helps others have the confidence to choose this gym, then being 100% honest is the way forward... some of the pieces arrived scuffed, this is purely aesthetic and has no bearing on how the machine functions and may have been rectified if I had spoken to the supplier but I wanted to build and use it straight away... also, although comprehensive building instructions were provided, there is no details on what exercises can be done with the machine and the manufacturers can't provide one either, but again this isn't a massive issue, if you can't figure that out yourself, maybe you shouldn't own the machine in the first place... lastly the shroud either side of the weights stack is a terrible fit and I'm very seriously considering taking it off, it wobbles and looks awful when in use... but again, this does not effect the performance of the equipment... everything else is 100% positive - it was easy to assemble, I did I on my own and it took about 3 1/2, it's a very attractive piece of kit, is very sturdy and comfortable to use... it's easy to work and very functional... the weight is more than I need and the Pulleys are very smooth... I am very pleased I picked this item and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a serious multi gym for a good price...

## Features

- Warning:Not suitable for children under 14 years. For use under adult supervision
- Warning:Only for domestic use
- Warning:To be used under the direct supervision of an adult
- 90kg solid vinyl weight stack with selector pin | Independent adjustable chest press can angle to flat, incline & shoulder press
- Independent pec dec arms simulate free weight movement | High pulley system with lat bar | Low pulley with foot plate for seated rows
- Middle pulley for ab crunches | Leg extension | 5 height adjustable seat pad | Adjustable back pad angle | Heavy duty steel frame
- Max User Weight: 135kg / 300lbs / 21 Stone | Comes with lat bar, straight bar, ab crunch strap & ankle strap | EN-957 safety compliant
- Dimensions: Height: 211cm (83") x Width: 156cm (61") x Length: 190.5cm (75") | Warranty: Lifetime frame, 3 years parts, 1 year pads

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JQBHKR0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 190,715 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 118 in Home Gym Systems |
| Brand | MARCY |
| Brand Name | MARCY |
| Colour | Black / Red |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 99 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 7 Years |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05060317703747 |
| Handle Type | Lat pull bar, bicep triceps handle |
| Handle type | Lat pull bar, bicep triceps handle |
| Included Components | Multigym, Manual, Tools |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 191D x 156W x 211H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Marcy Eclipse Deluxe Home Gym - Black/Red |
| Manufacturer | Accell Fitness |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 14MEHG5000 |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 135 Kilograms |
| Model Number | 14MEHG5000 |
| Product Warranty | 2 years |
| Product dimensions | 191D x 156W x 211H centimetres |
| Strap Type | Cable/Pulley straps |
| Tension Supported | High |
| Tension level | High |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MARCY
- **Colour:** Black / Red
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Product dimensions:** 191D x 156W x 211H centimetres
- **Tension level:** High

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you use your own weights or do you have to buy specific weights for this machine?**
A: The plastic weights are held in place by two metal poles going through them, and another central one that is connected to the pulleys.  weight is selected by putting a pin in the middle pole to choose all weights above it.  I've managed to put some smaller metal weights on top of this pile to provide a more gradual increase, but it's not ideal.

**Q: What is the length of the base, with the leg press down? I’m trying to work the actual length when in use**
A: Hi there, 75 inches or 1.9 metres with the foot plate flat on the floor! Hope this helps.

**Q: how many solid vinyl weight have?**
A: Good MorningThe product is supplied with a 13 weight plates with a total weight stack of 90 kgRegards Pure Tec

**Q: Can the free motion swivelling arms be folded in or removed when not in use? As they make the unit 156cm in width when out.**
A: The arms will stay where you leave them from the swivel, they move freely and stay in place. The only bit you can't really fold in is where they attach to the machine but i don't think thats any wider than the actual machine itself.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comprehensive home gym.
*by M***B on 27 June 2018*

I've been looking at various home gyms, as you do, and was split between this and the Marcy HG7000. When the price went down to £321 for this one, it was a no-brainer. Delivery was a bit hit-and-miss with ArrowXL. A garbled message with unintelligable phone number to ring to change a date they chose wasn't the best experience with them, but the delivery guys were great and brought it into my house. This comes in four boxes. A 79kg 2m long box with the chassis and most of the gym, a 1m square flat box with the seat pads and lighter stuff, and two 49kg boxes with the weights in them. I found it much easier to open them up in the house, check the items and take them to the brick shed at the end of my garden a bit at a time. That's a workout without even building anything. Assembly requires a fair bit of space and would be easier with two people, although I managed it by myself in two 2-hour sessions. Once you get to know which bolt/washer combination goes with pulleys, chassis, brackets, etc., it gets much easier. They provide two sizes of allen keys, and you just need an adjustable spanner. A 16mm ratchet socket makes things much quicker for easy-to-reach nuts, although you may still need the adjustable spanner for some harder to reach bits. There are a few places I had to stop and think because the instructions weren't too clear, such as removing the ball from the end of one cable before assembly, or having to feed the cable through a pulley BEFORE you put the bolt through (once in place, the cable is captive). Once built all worked well, with no squeaks or rattles. A bit of silicone spray on moving parts and the weight guides helped I think. Welds look good and it's certainly a solid piece of kit. Without abuse it should last forever. All exercises as shown in the video or the small chart on the web page are easily performed with minimal setup. Until I get used to them all, a chart would have been nice. Watch the video though and you'll get an idea of how to use the equipment, especially the adjustable backrest. I quite like the fact that the cushions on the seat and backrest are very soft as it takes pressure off my spine and backs of my legs. All hand grips (be it metal or foam) are comfortable too. The main Y-shaped bar gives you a chest press or when locked forwards a shoulder press. Lock it back, face the seat back (with it angled towards you) and you can do seated rowing. I find the number of positions to lock it quite coarse though, and bench presses start either just a bit too far back, or too far in front. I can't get it to start right from my chest, as a bar would. The fly attachment is really good, allowing you to choose the exact arc your arms go through. Every bit as good as free weights, although you may need to put the seat a bit lower than normal to get them the correct height to your chest. The lat bar is excellent, and so is the tricep bar. Two chains are supplied to extend the range of the movement, which I otherwise found a bit short, making the weight hit the end-stop at the top before I'd completed my extension. It's easy to perform all types of pull-down with this setup. A cable appearing just above the seat back allows you to do crunches, overhead tricep curls, and a host of arm/abdominal exercises 9watch the video for ideas). The lower pully provides resistance for thigh extensions, as well as seated and upright rowing, two-arm curls, shoulder shrugs, etc. Ankle clips allow more hip and leg exercises too. Apart from the less-than-perfect position for bench presses the only other fault I can think of is the weight increments. The roughly 6.8kg weights provide quite high jumps for most exercises, such as 11, 20, 28, 37, 45, etc. for bench presses. Butterfly's go up in 5kg (for each arm). This is true for all this type of machine though. I like to go up by 0.5kg every week on each exercise but keep the same reps/set. To do this I put smaller weights on the top plate, held on by brackets I glued on. seems to work (so far). To sum up, it's a well constructed gym, of good quality and should provide you with plenty of exercises. If you're new to weights it will be perfect. Hardened body-builders should already know the drawbacks of such a design and will probably need some free weights to better perform rotating arm curls with dumbbells.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This gym is brilliant and exactly what I wanted and it hurts me ...
*by I***N on 1 May 2015*

This gym is brilliant and exactly what I wanted and it hurts me not to give it 5 stars to be honest but having spent weeks trying to pick the best gym for my needs, if it helps others have the confidence to choose this gym, then being 100% honest is the way forward... some of the pieces arrived scuffed, this is purely aesthetic and has no bearing on how the machine functions and may have been rectified if I had spoken to the supplier but I wanted to build and use it straight away... also, although comprehensive building instructions were provided, there is no details on what exercises can be done with the machine and the manufacturers can't provide one either, but again this isn't a massive issue, if you can't figure that out yourself, maybe you shouldn't own the machine in the first place... lastly the shroud either side of the weights stack is a terrible fit and I'm very seriously considering taking it off, it wobbles and looks awful when in use... but again, this does not effect the performance of the equipment... everything else is 100% positive - it was easy to assemble, I did I on my own and it took about 3 1/2, it's a very attractive piece of kit, is very sturdy and comfortable to use... it's easy to work and very functional... the weight is more than I need and the Pulleys are very smooth... I am very pleased I picked this item and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a serious multi gym for a good price...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good overall quality for the price I paid for it.
*by S***N on 20 June 2018*

I managed to get this for £321 on an offer which was an absolute bargain. The build quality is ok. Good and solid. The welds aren't the neatest and the paint is easily scratched but its not a car its a gym and there to be used not looked at. It takes several hours to build and initially is easier with two people while you get the frame up. The fittings are clearly marked and vac sealed on card board. The instructions are clear enough to follow along with the diagrams. It takes some thinking about at times. For example the second cable that is for the leg extension comes in tact with the ball stopper. You have to pull this apart in order to feed it through the machine. It doesn't tell you in the instructions but is obvious when you are building it. There are two occasions where it tells you to use a particular numbered bolt and at the time you have none left. But again you can work out which one you need. On completing the build I had a pulley left over which was a tad concerning as there are no pulley slots left? I triple checked and it works as it should. I used copper slip grease on all the pulleys when building. You can adjust the tension of the cables so that there is little slack in them. I have used it and its a great machine. Is it the same quality as the £5000 ones you use at the local gym, no its not, but its a quality piece of kit for the home and I highly recommend if you can get it for the price I did. *** word of warning regarding delivery***. Arrow XL delivered this for me. They were an absolute nightmare to deal with. I made the massive mistake of changing the delivery day. DON'T DO IT. They failed to deliver it on the day I requested. They promised delivery the next day and failed AGAIN. I finally got it two days later. They had it in the depot for over 10 days. THAT SAID. The two men that delivered it were fantastic and even brought it into the house. I couldn't praise them enough. I have to say I complained to Amazon and they were very good and supportive.

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