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Precor Icarian Standing Angled Calf 400 lb. Stack – RARE
Old school original and RARE Precor Icarian Standing Angled Calf 400 lb. Stack. This machine will annihilate your calves like no other machine. This unit has 3 blocks and therefore, 3 different training angles.
- Rugged, ergonomic design
- Weight stack increments are small to allow users of all fitness levels to be comfortable
- 11 gauge and 7-gauge 2×4-inch bent electro weld steel tubing
- Upholstery is easy to clean, tough, and durable
- Rubber feet for maximum grip
- Comfortable touch points
- Shoulder pads pivot for comfort
- One-to-one ratio of weight stack allows full use of 400 lb. stack
- Dimensions: 57″ L by 30″ W by 61″ H
- Weight: 818 lbs.
- Weight Stack Capacity: 400 lbs.
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