Lying Prone Leg Curl - Extension Machine
Titan Fitness Plate Loaded Lying Prone Hamstring Curl, and Leg Extension Machine features 4 leg/foot rollers, 4 built-in handles for support and stability, and 1 10-in weight sleeve that will hold up to 300 lb. With a full range of motion, lying leg curls and seated leg extensions develop hamstring and quad muscles crucial to balance, speed, and coordination.
Lying Prone Leg Curl - Extension Machine Reviews
Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Lying Prone Leg Curl - Extension Machine have an average rating of 2.89 out of 5. They're currently the #21 most-owned Leg Extension / Leg Curl on Gym Radar, with 4 home gyms reporting ownership.
3 Reviews
Performance
2.67 / 5
Build Quality
3.00 / 5
Value
3.00 / 5
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(2.67)
I purchased this used from a short man in New Jersey. He had a lot of trouble using it. The ergonomics aren’t great. There is a perfect person out there for this machine and unfortunately I’m not it (I’m 5’11” if you are curious). Does it work? Yes. Does it work well? Not really. Certain parts keep falling off and I think the bars under the padded area are bending. It also takes up a shocking amount of space. It does a job and that’s about it. I really only use it for leg extensions. It just doesn’t work well at all for hamstring curls. If you find it used like I did for a good price, go for it. If not, move on.
(1.33)
Not a good machine. And the price has gone through the roof on this. I had it for about 6 months and I couldn’t stand it. It was too high off the ground. The padding was cheap as was the vinyl. The worst part was the actual exercise, especially the prone curl. The tension ended halfway through the movement and you had to pull it back to get the weight off of your legs. Garbage product.
(4.67)
This is a really solid piece in my opinion for leg curls. The quality of the upholstery is good and the feeling of the movement is smooth. There is the chance when you curl too explosively you can have it go into that weightless zone where it is floating away from you but other than that I have no issues with this piece. I haven’t used it much for leg extensions but it isn’t bad for that either but obviously you don’t have a back support for that variation so that may be a deterrent for some.