The double beam design eliminates ankle stress and the pivoting press plates smoothly rotate backward and forwards to efficiently target thighs, hamstrings, and glutes. The non-slip rubber-covered press plate is extra-large and extra-wide to provide stability and support for a variety of different weights.
The 2:1 ratio doubles the weight of the included 210-pound weight stack.
The double beam design eliminates ankle stress and provides consistent resistance throughout a full range of motion.
Pivoting press plate rotates both forward and downward to target thighs, hamstrings, and glutes.
Extra-large, extra wide, non-slip rubber covered press plate will handle the big guys. It's built for safety, comfort, and exercise variation.
Side stability handles lock you in place. Commercial grade, precision engineered pillow block bearings for smooth movement and tighter tolerances.
Body-Solid Leg Press Attachment Tech Spec
Includes (1) additional 210lb stack for EXM4000S
2:1 ratio
Footprint of EXM400S when LP40S is attached: 83"H x 133"L x 147.5"W
Body-Solid Commercial Rated Warranty applies to facilities that DO NOT charge monthly membership dues and where the equipment would not be used by more than 50 people a day. Light Commercial facilities include: hotels, apartments, condominiums, personal training studios, police and fire stations, and all other Light Commercial facilities that meet the limitations listed above.
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Great hip thrust machine, I give the machine 5 stars. I give the instructions a 1 star, they are horrible. Im very mechanically inclined and can fix and put together just about anything, but who ever made these instructions did a horrible job. I was lucky enough to find a video on YouTube to help out.
