Nautilus
Nautilus Gen 1 Rowing Torso
TurtleSpeed-Peyton
Member Since 2/20/2026
1554 points
Equipment List: Lower Body 1. Bolt Fitness Fortuna Standing Hip Thrust 2. Matrix Magnum Glute Drive 3. Force USA Leg Sled 4. TOG Pendulum Squat V3.1 5. Strive Leg Press 6. Cybex VR2 Seated Leg Press 7. Nautilus 35 Degree Hack Squat (9NP-L1130) 8. Flite FL-560 Plate Loaded Leg Extension 9. Flite FL-561 Plate Loaded Prone Hamstring Curl 10. Hoist CD-2400 Leg Extension / Seated Leg Curl 11. OG Sorinex Standing Calf 12. Hoist Seated Calf 13. TOG Selectorized Abductor / Adductor V2 ⸻ Chest 14. Paramount Rotary Chest Press 15. Cybex Advanced Chest Press 16. Cybex VR2 Incline Chest Press 17. Promaxima Plate Loaded Decline Press 18. Paramount Multi Press ⸻ Back 19. OG Icarian 309 Vertical Row 20. Paramount Rotary Chest Supported Row 21. Cybex VR2 Row / Rear Delt 22. Legend Leveredge Unilateral Diverging High Row 23. Magnum Pull Down 24. Paramount Rotary Lat Pulldown 25. Nautilus Gen 1 Lower Back 26. Hoist Back Extension ⸻ Shoulders 27. Icarian Shoulder Press 28. Paramount Rotary Shoulder Press 29. Old School Lateral Raise 30. Hoist HD-3900 Swivel Handle Pec / Rear Delt ⸻ Arms 31. Polaris Standing Preacher Curl (Chain Drive) 32. Flite FL-520 Plate Loaded Bicep Curl 33. Nautilus Multi-Tricep (Chain Drive) 34. Flite FL-520 Plate Loaded Tricep Extension 35. Life Fitness Pro Seated Tricep Press ⸻ Functional / Multi-Station 36. Magnum 5 Stack Jungle Gym 37. Rogue CTM-1 Cable Tower (with seat and 3 attachments) ⸻ Free Weights & Accessories 38. Giant Lifting 5–100 lb Dumbbell Set 39. Synergy Delta 5-Tier Dumbbell Rack 40. Bodymasters Plate Holders ⸻ Cardio 41. Life Fitness E5 Go 42. Spirit XBR95 ⸻ Recovery 43. Fire Cold Plunge 44. Dry 2-Person Sauna ⸻ Facility Enhancements 45. TMC Mirrors
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(5)
I picked this up at auction knowing it was one of the more rare pieces to come across for the Gen 1 and 2 lines. Thought I would just resell it but it actually feels pretty awesome. Chain-drive smoothness, extra cushion pad for the bottom seat to raise you up if needed and an extra front pad for the chest to set you back or lock you in more firmly. The contraction really brings the back into play differently than a rear fly and feels awesome. Love burning these up for higher reps or FST7 style sets with minimal rest. Got this in pristine condition and super happy I did. Just have to make room for it in the rest of the gym.
(5)
Early chain-drive nautilus leg extensions are pretty much all amazing. This one is as well. Very smooth, easy on the knees, very comfortable shin pads. They last over 50 years and still feel better than most stuff made today. I picked this one up at auction and will probably be keeping it despite already having a Hoist HD Leg ext/leg curl combo and a Flite Leg Extension (which is still my favorite). This one just hits a little differently and I love these old units especially in pristine condition.
(5)
Not just for women! This chain-drive fly has a steeply angled chest pad and adjustable seat with belt to get you in the perfect position for a great stretch and contraction in the pecs. The chain drive is super smooth and feels great. Picked this up at auction in pristine condition and will probably be keeping it for my home gym to supplement my Hoist HD Swivel Handle pec/rear fly. Great machine!
(5)
This is the best seated leg curl I have ever used. My dad has had this machine in his STL gym for 30+ years so obviously build quality is exceptional.
The best part about the Hamtractor is that you can set the calf/ankle pad high for a great pre stretch, set the knee pad nice and tight so you can stay in the seat and keep tension on the hams, and then use the lever arm to assist pushing the ankle pad down to where you can still get your legs in and get that pre stretch. Great force curve, great seat angle. This is the GOAT.
(3)
I prefer the original Strive versions to the newer Prime. Not a huge fan of adjustable resistance on plate loaded machines and I very much prefer a simple leverage style, single horn design like my Flite. I also prefer the seat angle on the Flite more as it’s easier on my knees with better stretch.
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