Gymleco 163 Knee standing Back Raise

SKU: 163
Condition: Brand New

Are you looking for a one of a kind machine that is unique on the fitness market? Here’s one! The Gymleco Knee standing back raise targets the lower back in a gentle and safe way. Regular exercise in the back raise will strengthen your lower back muscles.

Gymleco’s knee standing back raise is the only one from Sweden of this model. It trains the lower back efficiently and gently, without the risk of injury and accidental overstrain. Ideal for rehabilitation but also for more experienced trainers. This back raise machine is designed stable and space-saving, giving you the opportunity to fit more gear in your gym without compromising.

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Description

 

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Dimensions 41’’L x 23.’W x 31 H 105 cm L x  59 cm W x 179 cm H
Net Weight 84 Lbs. 38 kg

 

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