Precor Resolute Series Selectorised Seated Leg Curl
The easy-to-access adjustments on the Resolute™ Strength Seated Leg Curl ensure an optimal and comfortable interaction between the exerciser and equipment.
The wide seat pad on the Resolute Seated Leg Curl, with a slight 15 degree tilt, properly aligns the exerciser’s knee with the pivot point to deliver better muscle isolation and increased comfort.
The upholstered pads of the Resolute Seated Leg Curl underwent 1.2 million cycles of testing to ensure that this machine will be the durable workhorse for any facility. Sealed bearings in all pivot points make for quiet, durable operation to go the distance.
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Specification
| Dimensions (L x W x H) |
161 x 121 x 148 cm / 63 x 48 x 58 inches |
| Equipment Weight | 609 lb / 277 kg |
| Weight Stack (kg/lb) | 240 lb / 109 kg |
| Incremental Add-on Weight | 5 lb (2.3 kg) |
| Adjustable Seat | Yes, gas-assisted ratcheting seat adjustment |
| Adjustments | Ratcheting seat adjustments require only a lift to release the lever. Handles include slip-resistant rubber sleeves with machined alloy end-caps. Adjustment points are highlighted with a contrasting colour for ease of use. |
| Pulleys and Cables | Glass-fibre-reinforced nylon pulleys provide strength and durability, while precision ball bearings allow effortless rotation. Cables use a 7x19 stranded wire configuration for added strength and flexibility and are coated with black pressure-extruded nylon for long lasting protection and a smooth feel. 4.8 mm wire is coated to 6.4 mm with a breaking strength of 1,905 kg and 3.2 mm wire is coated to 4.8 mm with a breaking strength of 907 kg. |
| General Features | Knee pad moves with user's lower legs; no thigh hold-down pad required. Start position and roller pads adjust for optimal exercise mechanics. |