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• Get a gym quality workout in your home
• Provides as little as five or as many as 210 pounds of resistance via Bowflex Power Rods can be upgraded to 310 or 410 pounds
• Integrated lat tower with angled lat bar helps to build back and shoulder muscles quickly
• Leg extension/leg curl attachment may be removed for squats
• 7 year warranty

Authorized Bowflex Dealer. Product Footprint: 39.00 in L x 46.00 in W Resistance Type: Weight stack Max Weight Capacity: 300 lbs This Bowflex Xtreme XTLU Home Gym lets performing an unlimited total of exercises in only a three x four feet area that will sculpt your body into statuesque form, carefully and quickly. The dual weight stacks offer a resistance range fit for beginners and professional athletes alike. With a simple pop pin modification, the vertically adjustable pulleys may be set for over 100 exercises at a level that’s comfy for any size user. When it comes to stability and durability, Bowflex can t be beat with heavy gauge two x four inch mainframe construction and aircraft quality cables and pulleys. Extra tough, tear resistant DuraFirm upholstery is double stitched and features high density top grade bubble. It will include instructional placard. Decide from 165 or 235 Pounds weight stacks.

Get serious about your strength training at home with the Bowflex Xtreme XTLU home gym, which will include a lat tower, squat station, leg attachment and adjustable pulley system for over 65 gym quality exercises. It comes standard with 210 pounds of real Power Rod resistance which may be upgraded to 310 or 410 pounds with optional extra Power Rods. The integrated lat tower with angled lat bar helps to build back and shoulder muscles quickly. The upper and lower pulley/squat station enables you to do squats and build your gluts, hamstrings, and quads. The XTLU also has many cable/pulley positions for custom workouts.

The leg extension/leg curl attachment competitors specific leg equipment found in gyms, and will assist you develop strong, muscular legs. Economical and easy to use, the leg attachment connects easily, and may be removed in seconds for using the squat station.

The Xtreme XTLU utilizes Bowflex’s patented Power Rods, which supply resistance, or weight, that feels as good as or better than free weights but without the inertia or risk of joint ache typically related with free weights. You may be able to hook one, two, three, four or your Power Rod units to the cable pulley system and go from as little as five pounds all the way up to 210 pounds of resistance.

They are exactly made from a high tech composite material under the highest quality control measures, then sheathed and tested four separate times to ensure quality and durability. The Power Rod units are so strong, you may be able to flex them frequently but you will not be able to wear them out. In fact, they are so strong, Bowflex backs them with its No Time Limit Warranty free substitute offer.

Feature Detail:

• Gym style vertical workout position
• Adjustable, fast release seat with Polyurethane cushion
• Reinforced “X” shaped base for maximum stability
• Compact size for smaller workout spaces
• Triple function hand grip/ankle cuffs
• Workout area: seven by six feet
• Dimensions: 6’11″ by 4’8″ by 4’2″ H x L x W
• High density padding with vinyl cover
• Powder coated heavy duty steel frame

Manufacturer’s Warranty
Seven year restricted warranty on materials and workmanship

About Home Gyms
While giving the convenience of working out in the comfort and privacy of your home, home gyms also let you to concentrate on particular routines without having to wait in line or switch between a complex array of machines. Also to improving strength, power, coordination, and muscular endurance, weight training can improve weight reduction, improve the immune and cardiovascular systems, and help prevent injuries. Overall, home gym machines are compact units intended to strengthen and exercise many parts of the body. While no single home gym can supply a complete strength training solution, they’re a convenient way to add many exercises into a single unit. Many home gyms concentrate entirely on upper body workouts, while other, more advanced units concentrate on upper and lower body conditioning.

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