Help me choose btw these 2 equipments, thanks.

I have the second item, the weight bench....mainly use it to do weights on my legs as find it helps with my running its a good quality piece of kit.

But I guess it depends on what you want it for?

For my home, I would choose item 1. It looks like it gives you versatility to simulate many different lifts without the danger of dropping a bar on yourself whereas with item 2, there isn't really a built in safety. If you could get a power rack, that would be better, IMO.



Edit because I mis-read the OP.

Option 2


I hate multigyms! Would much rather have separate equipment

The multigym has a teeny weight stack - my 8 stone (female) friend is already doing lat-pull downs with 40kg on them after a couple of months on and off weights.

If you want to buy from a shop, then I'd go for number 2.

However, ideally I'd go for second-hand kit - better value for money/better kit.

Me, I built my own power cage out of some old wood I had lying around.
Incline/decline bench was £45 or so. A bar with 82.5kg of weight cost me £32.50*. So total cost of £78.50 would have got me a much more versatile system.
I can do pull ups, so not worried by the lat-pull down, though I already have a similar multigym which has a 100kg stack.

* In this case I was just buying it for the extra weights, already had a bar etc.

I don't know where you are in the country, but for instance this for £70 seems like a decent deal:
http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/bench-and-weights-bars-perfect-beginners-set-reduced/1020975552#photo-content
You get more weights and a squat-height rack too.

If you don't have a spotter to help you, consider some used builders trestles - not tried them myself, but told they do the job fine - definitely at this kind of weight.