LIONSCOOL Leg Extension, Leg Curl & Exercise Bench V4.0
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Lionscool offers a 2-year limited warranty on framework (structural steel & welds) and 1 year on other parts.
Description
The LIONSCOOL Leg Extension and Lying Leg Curl Machine V4.0 is designed for powerful home and garage gym workouts.
Built with a commercial-grade adjustable seat, cable-operated weight system, and plate-loadable design for targeted quad and hamstring exercises.
Heavy-duty steel frame supports up to 600 lbs of weight and 1100 lbs of user capacity for unmatched stability and performance.
Enjoy smooth seated leg extensions and prone leg curls with a durable cable pulley system and comfortable padding.
Includes a 2-year frame warranty and easy assembly instructions. Ships in two packages.
4-Month User Experience
Hear directly from a user about his experience and detailed assessment of the Leg Extension
Leg Extension Machine
Carbon Steel
Leg Extension / Prone Leg Curl Machine
2 years on framework (structural steel & welds) and 1 year on other parts
Customer Reviews
Great value considering the cost of it. I did receive a message from the seller that I'd receive the parts in 2 separate packages so that was nice. I've had it for about a month now and it work great. A small squeak at times but other than it's been great considering it's used everyday by 1-3 people in my family. I've only loaded it up to 60 pounds so far and it works great.
This machine is well worth the money. Good design, sturdy, very effective for working quads, great customer service, easy assembly. I have zero complaints. I was considering Ritfit because of vertical weight motion but had many concerns with rigidity after watching videos. Lionscool much more robust machine. Great padding, and bearings at pivot joints. Absolutely zero complaints. I'm not a body builder or power lifter but for anyone wanting a good affordable robust piece for their home gym, this is the leg extension machine to get.
Love this machine. It’s smooth and sturdy. It’s built well and will handle a lot of weight.
Took a little tweaking, bending and shimming here and there, but after that I'm very pleased. I did mount the ankle pad stop to the front so I could get the proper stretch.
I believe mine is the version 3 which had most of the kinks worked out. It's a nice machine for e price. My only complaint so far is the leg extension pad is not perfectly parallel with the machine, and the bar which hold the free weights bends slightly downward so the weights slowly slide off if you don't use a weight lock to hold them in place. I'm 6'2 and the machine fits me just fine as well as my wife who is shorter.