Maximize space efficiency and lower body training versatility without sacrificing biomechanical precision using the Muscle D Fitness Elite Series Selectorized Leg Extension / Seated Leg Curl Combo Machine. Engineered for elite commercial fitness facilities, this dual-function station allows users to seamlessly transition between quadriceps extensions and seated hamstring curls on a single, heavy-duty unit. Built with quick-adjustment mechanisms, an ergonomic seat and backrest, self-aligning roller pads, and robust structural steel, it delivers uncompromised safety, consistent resistance profiles, and modern aesthetics for high-performance leg workouts.
Features
- Dual-function design integrates both leg extension and seated leg curl exercises into a single space-saving footprint, maximizing gym floor utility.
- Selectorized weight stack allows for fast, pin-selected resistance adjustments between sets to accommodate all fitness levels quickly.
- Quick-release adjustment mechanism allows users to effortlessly switch between quadriceps and hamstring exercise configurations.
- Ergonomically contoured seat and adjustable backrest support the body, ensuring strict muscle isolation and eliminating lower back strain.
- Self-aligning ankle roller pad and adjustable thigh hold-down secure the user and maintain proper joint alignment throughout both ranges of motion.
- Heavy-gauge structural steel frame and durable powder-coated finish built to withstand rigorous daily commercial use.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| SKU | S-E-LCLE |
| Brand | Muscle D Fitness |
| Series | Elite Series |
| Equipment Type | Commercial Selectorized Leg Extension / Seated Leg Curl Combo Machine |
| Resistance System | Pin-Selected Weight Stack with Dual Cam Linkage Arms |
| Weight Stack Capacity | 200 lb (91 kg) |
| Product Weight | 490 lb (222 kg) |
| Dimensions | 56" L x 46" W x 62" H (142 cm x 117 cm x 157 cm) |
| Frame Construction | Heavy-Duty Structural Steel with Premium Powder-Coated Finish |
| Application | Commercial Gyms, Health Clubs, and Athletic Training Facilities |