Gymleco 042 Standing Leg Curl
The Standing Leg Curl is a strength training machine that trains the back of the thigh, also called the hamstring muscle. The knee joint and muscle work freely during the whole exercise movement, which makes this machine not only efficient but also ergonomic.
Description
| Feature | Imperial Measure | Metric Measure |
| Dimensions | 37” L x 46” W x 48” H | 96 cm L x 117 cm W x 123 cm H |
| Net Weight | 184 Lbs. | 83.5 kg |
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