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Safe, compact and high weight capacity are but a few features of the Powertec Leg Press. Being one of the most compact leg press machines on the market, this machine offers 1000 lbs. weight capacity. This leg press comes with dual safety catches, a large foot plate and an adjustable back rest for different leg press positions. The P-LP is a must have for every home gym. The P-LP comes with Stainless steel weight horns and commercial grade padding material for years of comfortable use. For machine dimensions and weight capacity, see 'Additional Information' below.

FEATURES:

Industry Leading Roller System for Smooth Operation:

The Powertec Leg Press incorporates a revolutionary carriage system for a smooth weight training experience. The high tensile strength carriage is driven by a roller system that incorporates bearing driven, nylon reinforced wheels for the ultimate in smoothness and stability 

Best in Class Weight Capacity:

The carriage has four weight horns with a combined capacity of up to 1,000lbs.

The P-LP leg press force to the user is about 75% of the weight on the weight horns thru out the range of motion.  

*Weights sold separately | Foot plate measures 29" x 22"  

What Are The Different Height Settings:

Our aim is to be able to accommodate a wide range of users height within a single machine. There are three lock settings on the Leg Press. We suggest measuring your inseam and checking it off against the different height settings below to see if you'd be able to achieve a full range of motion, whilst still having the safety aspect of the lock bars.

1st setting: 32 inches 

2nd setting: 39 inches

3rd setting: 46 inches

Accessories Available: No

 

Isolateral Function: 

Starting Weight (Unloaded): 60 lbs.

Max Weight Capacity: 1000 lbs.

Dimensions (L x W x H): 79" x 36.6" x 54"

Product Weight: 258 lbs.

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