Powertec Leg Press
A plate-loaded leg press with a bearing-driven roller carriage and four weight horns rated to 1,000 lb combined. Weight plates sold separately. Three inseam-based carriage lock settings accommodate different user heights, and the footplate delivers roughly 75% of the loaded weight to the user through the range of motion.
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Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
Size & fit
- Footprint width — fits within
- 36.6 in
- Footprint depth — fits within
- 79 in
- Height — fits within
- 54 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Warranty (frame)
- Limited Lifetime
- Data status
- Complete
- Stations & per-station ratings
- Four Weight horns, 1,000 lb Combined capacity. Foot Plate Measures 29in X 22in. Carriage Delivers Approximately 75% Of The Loaded Weight To The User Through The Range Of motion. Three Carriage Lock Settings By inseam: 32in / 39in / 46in.
- Movements
- Leg Press
- Machine weight
- 258 lb
- Warranty detail
- Limited Lifetime Frame Warranty (Powertec Brand badge, Confirmed On This product's Marketing image).
- Load capacity
- 1000 lb
- 60 lb
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