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| Body-Solid® Deluxe Vertical Knee Raise |
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| Manufacturer: Body Solid |
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| List Price: $399.00 |
| Sale Price: $346.13 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 4-5 business days |
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Product Description |
| SHIPPING INCLUDEDDesigned to provide an intense ab workout while eliminating strain on the lower back, the Vertical Knee Raise Machine is hard to beat for vacuuming the waistline. Easy and convenient step entry makes getting started a breeze. Thick, comfortable DuraFirm(tm) back pads and armsupports reduce fatigue and discomfort allowing you to kee ... |
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Product Details |
- 10° reverse pitch increases abdominal range-of-motion and securely locks you into position.
- Lat Pull-Up / Chin-Up Station features easy step-up entry, Heavy-gauge 2"x 2" all-4-side welded high tensile strength steel mainframe construction.
- Easy access Dip Station features oversized diameter grips for ultimate comfort, 82"H x 57"L x 43"W
- Push-Up Station is cushioned and mounted a full 12" off the floor for the deepest pec building push-ups possible.
- Ultra-thick DuraFirm back pad features extra lumbar support, Ideal for home and commercial use.
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Customer Reviews |
 Serious piece of equipment |
| Review Date: December 25, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Keith Hermiz, |
| I own several pieces from Body Solid and this one lives up to the expectation set by the others: well engineered, well built, good assembly instructions. I'm over 200 pounds and this gear doesn't flinch. It's more expensive than something you'd get from the local sporting goods store but the fact they send along touch-up paint is revealing. This apparatus will be needing to have it's nicks and scuffs touched up long after lesser gear is heading to the dump. |
Eh not too bad
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| Review Date: October 4, 2008 |
| Reviewer: J. Morgan, Pennsylvania |
| I've had this for a month now. The product is decent. Wish it was a little higher, but I guess it's good for a home gym. I'm 5'9 and I can't hang with legs straight. It didn't take much to put it together. It's definitly sturdy. I weigh 245lbs and have no problems with it. Overall it's good for pull ups, chin ups, dips and knee raises. Probably worth the price. |
Great exercise tool, difficult to put together
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| Review Date: April 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Eric the Red, |
This is a great product for the money. Solid and sturdy enough to hold my 230 pound body. However, this is not an easy tower to put together. The instructions consist of pictures that are difficult to follow at times. Still much worth the money and worth the assembly time.
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Tower of Power
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| Review Date: November 20, 2009 |
| Reviewer: John A. Scherer, |
The assembly instructions were relatively easy to follow. This power tower is made in China, it says on a sticker that comes stuck on one of the support bars. American designed, of course. Assembly was a bit of task though. At one point you need to pull the to vertical beams together and put the middle hanging bar between them, which is not a smooth task. I'm 6'8" and I feel comfortable using this. If you're smaller using this is should not be a problem.
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