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Body-Solid Vertical Knee Raise

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MSRP: $494.00
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SKU:
GVKR60
Condition:
New
Handling Time:
FedEx 3-5 Days
Weight:
68.00 LBS
Warranty:
Commercial
Shipping Included:
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DESCRIPTION

Designed to provide an intense ab workout while eliminating strain on the lower back, the Vertical Knee Raise Machine is hard to beat for vacuuming the waistline. Easy and convenient step entry makes getting started a breeze. Thick, comfortable DuraFirm™ back pads and arm supports reduce fatigue and discomfort allowing you keep working on your abs and obliques. Features Dip Station handles with oversized handgrips for a killer triceps / deltoid / lower pec workout. Rock solid support and stability is delivered via heavy-gauge steel frame with all-4-side welded construction.

  • Safe, no-slip step-up entry
  • Thick DuraFirm™ back and arm pads
  • Comfortable oversized handgrips
  • Body-Solid In-Home Warranty
  • Body-Solid Light Commercial Warranty
  • 37" L x 27" W x 60" H, 61 lbs.
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  • M Cornejo - Oct 20th 2021

    5
    VKR Review

    I was looking for a stand alone VKR Station without the additional Pull-up or Push-up hardware. The Body Solid VKR Station takes up very little space in my small home gym. It was easy to assemble and is rock solid compared to the Combo VKR's I checked out at the local sporting goods super stores. I am very pleased with my Body Solid VKR and would recommend it to anybody looking for a compact, solid, gym quality piece of equipment.

  • Jaybird - Oct 20th 2021

    5
    Body Solid isn’t just a name

    It's a real description of this piece of equipment. Very stable, secure, heavy, but not overly so. I love the ease of use and the small footprint in my garage. The height is perfect. Some of the other chairs/towers were really tall because they have the pull-up bar in back or front. If you don't care about pull ups, this solid gem can save you some space without compromising quality.

    Easy to assemble as well. Others have said you need several wrenches or whatever. I used what I had on-hand: a vice grips pliers and an adjustable crescent wrench (medium). But whatever you use to tighten things, you do need two tools of some sort to make it really easy.
    I have another assembly tip that might save you some frustration and a bonk on the head. There are two main pieces, the two tall sides. If you look at the photo above, you will see one connecting bar on the bottom and one on the upper back. I tried to put these in while the tall sides were vertical. WRONG. You should lay them down horizontally and attach both pieces while it's laying down. THEN stand it up. The instructions are all visual, so you would not necessarily think to do it this way. Once those two connecting pieces are secure, you've got no worries. All the rest of the parts are pads and handles and plugs. No sweat.
    It's wonderful to use. I can REALLY feel the burn on the knee lifts, whether knees straight up or raising my legs from the hip. Wow. Yet it's super-comfy arm pads and back pad make it a pleasant, secure experience. Very well-balanced too, so it NEVER shakes or rocks.
    Great buy, great quality, VERY pleased. Clue to its durability? They give you touch-up paint, which says to me that they expect you to get years of use out of the equipment. Nice.

4 Reviews

  • Posted by M Cornejo

    5
    VKR Review

    I was looking for a stand alone VKR Station without the additional Pull-up or Push-up hardware. The Body Solid VKR Station takes up very little space in my small home gym. It was easy to assemble and is rock solid compared to the Combo VKR's I checked out at the local sporting goods super stores. I am very pleased with my Body Solid VKR and would recommend it to anybody looking for a compact, solid, gym quality piece of equipment.

  • Posted by Jaybird

    5
    Body Solid isn’t just a name

    It's a real description of this piece of equipment. Very stable, secure, heavy, but not overly so. I love the ease of use and the small footprint in my garage. The height is perfect. Some of the other chairs/towers were really tall because they have the pull-up bar in back or front. If you don't care about pull ups, this solid gem can save you some space without compromising quality. Easy to assemble as well. Others have said you need several wrenches or whatever. I used what I had on-hand: a vice grips pliers and an adjustable crescent wrench (medium). But whatever you use to tighten things, you do need two tools of some sort to make it really easy. I have another assembly tip that might save you some frustration and a bonk on the head. There are two main pieces, the two tall sides. If you look at the photo above, you will see one connecting bar on the bottom and one on the upper back. I tried to put these in while the tall sides were vertical. WRONG. You should lay them down horizontally and attach both pieces while it's laying down. THEN stand it up. The instructions are all visual, so you would not necessarily think to do it this way. Once those two connecting pieces are secure, you've got no worries. All the rest of the parts are pads and handles and plugs. No sweat. It's wonderful to use. I can REALLY feel the burn on the knee lifts, whether knees straight up or raising my legs from the hip. Wow. Yet it's super-comfy arm pads and back pad make it a pleasant, secure experience. Very well-balanced too, so it NEVER shakes or rocks. Great buy, great quality, VERY pleased. Clue to its durability? They give you touch-up paint, which says to me that they expect you to get years of use out of the equipment. Nice.

  • Posted by Steve

    5
    Very nice - and effective

    Assembly is easy - a person needs 2 wrenches 3/4 inch, 1 wrench 11/16 inch, and 1 wrench 1/2 inch to put it together. There's not much to the directions but there's not much to putting it together either - Took 30 minutes for me and that was taking my time. The space required is small - we have a fairly full exercise room and managed to make room in a corner easily due to the small foot print. Very stable doing knee lifts or dips - I weigh 225 and there is no give or flex at all to it - and it never rocks even when working the obliques. For my wife the steps make it easy to mount for the knee raises - I can get in to position standing on my toes, I'm 6 foot 1 inch tall. For dips I need to bend at the knees a little bit to keep my toes off the ground but not much. If a person is looking for a good quality device for these exercises - this is one I am very comfortable recommending.

  • Posted by Dan D

    5
    Borderline Perfection

    I'm always very hesitant about labeling something perfect, but Body-Solid almost nailed it with this piece. From the comfort of the ergonomic design and padding, to the stability of the unit, this is a home run. The comfort of the unit is unparalleled. From the feel of the materials covering the padding, to the curvature of the arm pads, to the comfort of the grips, the unit offers an all around comfortable feel when utilizing it. I was very hesitant about the stability given the shallower profile of other units, but this piece is rock solid. One tip I do have is to not completely tighten down the bolts on the base immediately. Instead, first use it for a few days to let the metals settle and level itself out on the floor, and then tighten the bolts completely. This will make a very big difference in the stability. Highly recommend this unit. You will not be disappointed.

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