TKO Seated Calf Raise
- Knee pads adjust for tibia length and range of motion
- Exercise arm pivots on pillow-block bearings for smooth movement
- Angled foot platform for added user comfort
- Easy to reach and operate safety stop
- Low load points for safe and simple use
- Wear guards on foot platform to protect finish
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Description
Improve your lower body strength, power, and agility with the Seated Calf Raise Machine. This leg mechanism targets calf muscle growth, which will help treat and prevent shin splints by strengthening the calf muscle and assisting in Achilles rehab.
Additional information
| Manufacturer |
TKO |
|---|---|
| Model |
722SC |
| Dimensions |
59" L x 30" W x 40" H |
| Weight |
143 lbs |
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