Prone Leg Curl Machine MF-LC200

$2,199 – $2,899

The MF-LC200 Prone (Lying) Leg Curl Machine isolates hamstrings from a prone position for maximum stretch and contraction. 200 lb selectorized weight stack with optimized cam for even resistance. Adjustable thigh pad and ankle pad for precise fit. Angled body pad (15°) for hamstring pre-stretch. Quick-adjust ankle pad with 4 height positions. Compact design compared to seated models. Integrated D-handles for upper body stabilization.

Capacity 200
Dimensions 58"L × 42"W × 46"H
Machine Weight 295
Max User 350 lbs (159 kg)
Best For: Commercial Gym
Load Type: Selectorized (Pin Loaded)
Certifications: CE, ISO 20957 Class S

Key Features

Adjustable Cam System

Eliminates resistance drop-off at full extension — quads work as hard at the top as the bottom

5-Position Tibia Roller

Accommodates users from 5'0" to 6'8" for proper knee alignment

Gas-Assisted Back Pad

Quick one-touch recline with numbered settings for consistent setup

Adjustable ROM Limiter

Dial in exact range of motion for rehabilitation or targeted training

Sealed Cartridge Bearings

Oversized commercial bearings for completely silent operation

Technical Specifications

Construction & Materials

Frame Material11-gauge steel, sealed bearings, cam resistance
Steel Gauge / Wall Thickness11-gauge (3.0mm) structural steel
Footprint (L x W x H)58"L × 42"W × 46"H
Machine Weight295

Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity200
Max User Weight350 lbs (159 kg)

Detailed Specifications

Weight Stack200 lb selectorized
Body Angle15° pre-stretch
Ankle Pad4-position quick-adjust
HandlesIntegrated D-grips
ColorBlack/Gray
Cam SystemAdjustable resistance curve
Roller PadOversized, 5-position tibia adjustment
Back PadGas-assisted, multi-position recline
Range of MotionAdjustable ROM limiter
Pivot BearingsSealed cartridge, oversized
UpholsteryMarine-grade vinyl, high-density foam

Warranty & Support

WarrantyLifetime frame, 5 years stack, 2 years upholstery
Shipping & DeliveryFreight delivery; 2–4 weeks lead time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Prone vs seated leg curl — which should I choose?
Prone provides a deeper hamstring stretch due to the hip angle. Seated offers constant tension. Both are effective — choose based on personal preference and space.
What is the starting resistance?
Approximately 10 lb. Suitable for beginners and rehab patients.
Can this be used for glute training?
Prone leg curls primarily target hamstrings. For glute isolation, consider the lying leg curl with hip extension or dedicated glute machines.
Can I do both leg extensions and curls on one machine?
Some models are dual-function. However, dedicated machines each provide superior biomechanics and are the standard for commercial gyms.
Is this machine safe after knee surgery?
The adjustable ROM limiter makes this excellent for post-surgery rehab under professional supervision. Follow your physical therapist's protocols.

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