Enjoy Comprehensive Full-Body Workouts At Home With The Power Line By Body-Solid Home Gym With Leg Press (P2Lpx). Combining The Body-Solid Home Gym (P2X) And Leg Press (Plpx), This Versatile Home Workout Machine Offers A Virtually Endless Number Of Exercises For The Legs, Arms, Chest, And Back. The Combination Of An Ergonomically Correct Press Arm And A Functional Training Arm Let You Enjoy Traditional Exercises As Well As Functional Training In A Single, Compact Machine. Switch Between Multi-Press Arms Exercises, Lat Pulldowns, Ab Crunches, Seated Rows, Leg Extensions And Curls, And Leg Presses With A 2: 1 Weight Ratio For Total-Body Strength Training. This Home Workout Equipment Is Biomechanically Engineered For Full Range Of Motion With Low, Mid, And High Pulleys That Swivel To Adjust A Variety Of Different Exercises For Smooth, Consistent Resistance. The Machine Is Powered By A 160-Pound Alloy Weight Stack, And Can Be Upgraded To 210 Pounds With The Optional Sp50 Weight Stack (Sold Separately). When Assembled, The Power Line By Body-Solid Home Gym With Leg Press Measures 71 By 66 By 83 Inches (L X W X H) And Weighs 483. 5 Pounds. It Is Backed By The Power Line 10-Year In-Home , Which Covers The Frame For 10 Years And All Other Parts For One Year.
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