Gymleco 145 Seated Calf Press

SKU: 145
Condition: Brand New

The Seated Calf Press from Gymleco is a plate loaded machine for calves. It has a compact, smooth design that makes it incredibly space-saving without compromising on function or length of the movement. One of the most popular machines for calves among Gymleco’s range and a must-have at every gym!

This Seated Calf Press is a gym machine in plate loaded model. It’s designed with full isolation of the calf muscles and is easy to get into due to its open design. Set the thigh cushions to desired height with a simple pin setting. Sit down and use the handle in front of you to push the leg support up for easy entry. Place your knees under the cushions and your feet on the knurled foot support in steel. Grab the smaller handles in front of you for support and push your legs upwards.

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Description

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Dimensions 55”L x 24’’W x 33’’H 10 cm L x 60 cm W x 85 cm H
Net Weight 120 Lbs. 55 kg

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