Cybex VR3 Back Extension

SKU: CYB7/S-002
Condition: Pre Owned

Form and performance — can one exist without the other? It shouldn’t. The CYBEX VR3 resistance strength line exercises the theory that form and performance belong together. VR3 is a collection of machines that combine striking appearance, excellent performance, genuine comfort and accessibility — without sacrificing the goal of functionality. If you want form and performance, the VR3 line delivers both. The Cybex Back Extension’s pelvic stabilization system utilizes adjustable foot brace which allows the user to “lock into” the hip pad, causing hip extensor engagement for optimal pelvic stabilization. The lumbar level axis of rotation promotes the use of the lower back (spinal erectors) as the prime movers. Starting positions provided every 10°

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Description

Feature Imperial Measure Metric Measure
Dimensions 47” L × 40” W × 64” H 119 cm × 102 cm × 162 cm
Weight w/ Standard Stack 550 lbs 250 kg
Standard Stack 245 lbs 111 kg

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