The Gym Gear Pro Series Seated Leg Curl offers targeted, commercial-grade hamstring training designed to maximise performance even within compact gym layouts. Built for athletes and beginners alike, this selectorised strength station delivers a straightforward, accessible workout with smooth movement throughout every repetition.
Engineered with heavy-duty 2.5 mm steel tubing, an impact-resistant translucent ABS shroud, and premium polymer-cushioned upholstery, the Pro Series Seated Leg Curl combines safety, durability, and comfort. The clear yellow pivot point and easy pin-select system ensure correct biomechanical alignment and rapid resistance adjustments for commercial facilities, studios, and high-end home gyms.
Size & Space Requirements
The machine measures L 145 × W 104 × H 153 cm (L 57 × W 41 × H 60 inches) with a total unit weight of 95 kg. Ensure a minimum clearance of 0.5 to 1 metre around the perimeter for safe access, smooth range of motion, and easy weight pin adjustments during peak training hours.
Included Accessories
The Gym Gear Pro Series Seated Leg Curl comes complete with:
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Integrated 72.5 kg (160 lbs) Weight Stack
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Magnetic Weight Selector Pin with Lanyard
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Integrated Step-by-Step Exercise Placard
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Adjustable Foam Roller Assembly
Optional Accessories
Care & Maintenance
- To keep your leg curl unit performing reliably:
- Wipe down polymer pads and contact surfaces after every workout.
- Periodically check and clean guide rods with silicone-based lubricant.
- Inspect cables, selector pins, and pulley wheels for signs of wear.
- Ensure adjustment pins and spring catches are clean and latching firmly.
- Keep the floor area clear of dust to prevent debris entering bottom pulleys.
Safety & Usage Tips
- Align your knee joints directly with the machine’s yellow pivot circle before starting.
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Fasten the thigh/roller pad securely over the lower legs to eliminate unwanted hip lift.
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Ensure the weight selector pin is completely inserted into the desired plate hole.
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Control both the contraction and the return movement avoid letting the weight stack slam.
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If recovering from a hamstring or knee injury, consult a fitness professional or physiotherapist for appropriate weight ranges.
