Strengthen Quads and Hamstrings with the BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643
Maximize lower body strength and workout variety with the BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643—a dual-function, selectorized machine that seamlessly transitions between leg extensions and lying leg curls. Designed with a 4-position seat and leg pad adjustment, this commercial-grade unit fits users of all sizes while targeting both quadriceps and hamstrings with precision. With a smooth 220 lb weight stack and ergonomic support features like angled pads, side handles, and even a built-in cup/key holder, the GR643 is a compact, efficient solution for serious leg training in any gym or fitness facility.
BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643 Key Features
- Dual Function Design: Easily switch between leg extension and prone leg curl exercises
- Adjustable Seat & Pads: 4-position seat and leg roller adjustments for a customized fit
- Ergonomic Positioning: Angled pads and pivot points ensure proper muscle alignment and contraction
- Comfort Enhancements: Back pad shifts for lying position; seat pad tilts for comfort
- Stability Handles: Front and side handles provide user support during movements
- Convenient Add-ons: Built-in cup, phone, and key holder for accessibility during workouts
- Smooth Resistance: 220 lb selectorized weight stack for quick load changes
BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643 Specifications
- Dimensions: 447″ L x 617″ W x 65″ H
- Weight: 670 lbs
- Footprint: 24 sq. ft.
- Frame: Rolled steel oval tubing
- Frame Color: Black or Silver
- Weight Stack: 220 lbs (selectorized)
- Adjustability: 4 seat positions, 4 leg pad positions
BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643 Included Accessories
- Adjustable back and leg rollers
- Selectorized 220 lb weight stack
- Cup/phone/key holder
- Stability side and front handles
BodyKore Leg Extension/Leg Prone GR643 Instruction and Installation Manual
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