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The commercial Lat Pulldown/Seated Row Machine inSPORTline Velocer LPSR105 – a reliable partner for a comprehensive back, shoulder, and arm workout.
This dual function machine allows you to perform both vertical and horizontal pulls, thus enabling you to effectively strengthen your muscles. Lat pulldowns will help you build broad lats, while the seated rows will help you get a strong back – all without needing to switch stations. An ideal choice for any modern gym looking to offer quality and efficiency in one package.
Strong back muscles aren’t just about aesthetics – proper training of those muscles helps improve posture, increases overall strength, and helps prevent back pain. This machine offers a wide range of grip options and customizable settings for any body type, making it suitable for both beginners and professional athletes to train without compromise.
Easy Weight Adjustment – Safe and Instant
A single motion is all it takes to get the resistance set. Thanks to the practical magnetic pin, you can select the desired load quickly, safely, and without delay, thus eliminating the risk of the pin accidentally slipping out during exercise. The 1:1 pulley ratio system ensures that the actual resistance precisely matches the selected weight. As a result, every kilo counts.
Comfort That Withstands Full Intensity
The practical ergonomic padding made of high-density foam offers superior comfort even during intense workouts. The seat and backrest surfaces are sweat-resistant and easy to clean, which makes them ideal for both fitness centers and individual athletes. The material maintains its shape and resists wear, even when used daily.
A Frame You Can Rely On
Boasting a 100 x 50 x 3 mm steel profile, the heavy-duty frame gives the machine industrial-grade durability and maximum stability. The powder-coated finish protects the frame from scratches and wear and tear, even in commercial environments. With a load capacity of up to 180 kg and tensile strength of 1,140 kg, this machine is built for hard work and demanding users.
