Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench
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Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench

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€595.00 €695.00
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Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench

Hit Fitness Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench

€595.00

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Product information

The Hit Fitness Elite Leg Extension & Prone Leg Curl Bench is a commercial-grade machine that combines two essential lower body exercises in one compact unit. Designed for gyms, PT studios and serious home gyms, it allows users to train both the quadriceps and hamstrings while saving valuable floor space.

With multiple roller and backrest adjustments, the bench can be adapted to suit different users, helping achieve proper positioning for both leg extensions and prone leg curls. The heavy-duty steel frame, 60 mm high-density padding and integrated transport wheels make it suitable for regular commercial use.

Features

  • Dual-function leg extension and prone leg curl bench
  • Commercial-grade 75 × 75 × 3 mm steel frame
  • Adjustable roller pads and backrest for correct positioning
  • 60 mm high-density foam padding
  • Side and rear handles for added stability
  • Integrated transport wheels
  • Compatible with 50 mm Olympic weight plates
  • Maximum load: 200 kg

Backrest Adjustments

  • 4 depth settings
  • 7 backrest angles: 105°, 120°, 135°, 150°, 165°, 180°, 195°

Specifications

Incline Levels 7
Angles 105°, 120°, 135°, 150°, 165°, 180°, 195°
Seat pad inclines? No
Seat Pad Dimensions N/A
Back Pad Dimensions N/A
Material Commercial-Grade Steel (75 × 75 × 3 mm)
Upholstery 60 mm High-Density Foam Padding
Incline Mechanism Adjustment Pin
Boxed Dimensions N/A
Usage Commercial
Maximum Weight Capacity 200kg
Gym Floor Space Footprint 178 (L) × 83 (W) cm
Warranty Commercial Warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a leg extension bench and a leg extension machine?

A leg extension bench is typically plate-loaded and uses Olympic weight plates for resistance, while many commercial leg extension machines use a selectorised weight stack. Both train the same muscle groups, but a plate-loaded bench is often more cost-effective and allows you to use plates you already own.

Can this bench accommodate users of different heights?

Yes. The combination of four backrest depth settings, seven backrest angles and adjustable roller pads allows the bench to be adjusted for a wide range of users, helping maintain correct positioning during both exercises.

How much space do I need for a leg extension and prone leg curl bench?

The bench measures 178 × 83 × 127 cm. It's designed to combine two lower body exercises into one footprint, making it a practical option where floor space is limited.

Can I use standard Olympic weight plates with this bench?

Yes. The weight horn accepts 50 mm Olympic weight plates, making it compatible with the same plates used on Olympic barbells and most commercial strength equipment.

Why are multiple backrest angles important on a leg extension bench?


Correct positioning helps align your knees with the bench's pivot point, improving comfort and exercise mechanics. This bench offers seven backrest angles and four depth adjustments to accommodate different body sizes.

Is this leg extension bench suitable for commercial gyms?

Yes. It's built with a 75 × 75 × 3 mm commercial-grade steel frame, 60 mm high-density padding and supports a maximum load of 200 kg, making it suitable for frequent commercial use.

Why choose a dual-function leg extension and prone leg curl bench instead of separate equipment?

A dual-function bench combines two dedicated lower body exercises into one piece of equipment. This saves floor space and reduces equipment costs while still allowing you to train both the front and back of the thighs.