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Cybex Fitness
Cybex International produces premium commercial fitness equipment designed to deliver unparalleled results for exercisers from first-time users to professional athletes. The company’s dedication to exercise science, through the Cybex Institute, leads the fitness industry in providing scientific basis for the development of exercise machines that enhance human performance. With over 90 patents, Cybex equipment is innovative in design, durable in structure and engineered to be biomechanically correct to produce optimum results with minimum stress on the body – this is the Cybex Advantage.
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60 Degree Calf Raise
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Fully enclosed linear bearing system. Loads at the hip to protect the lower back. The 60 degree angle provides an effective load of 87%. The large curved foot platform allows for varied foot placement while the non-slip surface provides grip and support during the motion. -
Seated Calf
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Seat moves with input arm for maintenance of alignment. Knee pads adjust for tibia length and ROM. -
T-Bar Row
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Plate loading at the front and back of the input arm provides true variable resistance. Dual hand grips allow user variety. -
Triceps Press
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Adjustable seat height provides the user with the optimal positioning for their height and range of motion. Forward tilted back pad keeps the user stable without the need for a belt. Dual grip positions accommodate user size and provide for greater variety of movements. -
Adjustable Cable Column
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Gives exercisers a 1:2 resistance weight stack on each side with adjustable pulleys. Employs user-defined paths of motion that allow for a nearly endless variety of strength training options that builds balance, stability, and power. -
Adjustable Pulley 4:1
Condition: New
Call for special pricing!Adjustable pulley design delivers a unique lifting ratio with a 4:1 design for dynamic exercises.