Where the weights go on the leg extencion area looks bigger than the normal 11/4" bore weights, does this system uses much bigger bore weights
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The weight is placed on the front of the leg extension. It is the standard Olympic weight bore size
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What is on the set is the maximum in terms of space on the handles. If you put all the weight and stops you won't have space left. Look at the product photo, it's just like that. Though if you're already thinking of going over this weight you're better off with a barbell set.
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The weights for the EZ Up Shelters attach to the legs with velcro straps that just wrap around the legs. There is plenty of excess strap to fit around a 2.5 diameter leg.
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I think mine was only set for 45lb when I got it soI had weight adjusted and ended up adjusting draw length as well.
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It does. But you would do better getting a larger one for legs. This is for a small area.
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I use it for my full size 45 ACP,1911 Government model of all my holsters it works the very best. I've lost weight, but, when I first tried it I was pushing 300 and only 6' tall. I wore it all day and did not experience any difficulty and this was while we were on the road and we had stopped and hiked some trails too. I like that rig a lot.
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I have no idea the difference but I love my leg press. It is extremely well built.
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It says it can be used with other Blackhawk holster systems. It does not specifically say the Drop Down leg system. The Holster has the big paddle attachment for ticking inside your pants, and a smaller plate for attaching just to a belt. Depends on how your leg platform attaches.
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If you have the 2 large holes available for the upgrade then yes. When I upgraded my bowflex 1000 I had to reinstall the rod box opposite its normal position, ie 180 out. You may not have to do that with the bowflex exceed. Just remember that the power rods come in pairs meaning that two 50lb rods is actually only 50lbs resistance, not 100 lbs. Your machines actual resistance is not 310lbs as advertised, it's only 155lbs of real weight. After you upgrade it will be 205lbs. I know because I have measured the actual resistance of each rod individually, pulled to their limits, and they are half what's printed on them. In other words, one 50lb rod is actually only 25lbs of resistance. It takes 2 rods to equal 50lbs of resistance. I hope this was helpful.
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The plate does not interfere with holding the rifle. I have a 25 lb barbell weight as well. The shot filled bags might cause a problem.The main structure's center tube does interfere with the lever of my Marlin 1985 and with the 30 round clip of my AR 15.I use the Caldwell "The Rock, Jr" for those rifles.
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No. Standard plates have a smaller hole than olympic size and are for a lighter skinnier bar or dumbbell. A quick google search of olympic vs. standard weights will give you some images to compare
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The leg developer will be using the 2" Olympic sized plates. This bench does not come with a bar so that would depend on the user and which bar they purchase.Thank you.
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The theraband weights that I have do not. However, I belive you can purcase a set that is a higher (or lower) weight.MIke M.
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The space between leg pivots is a little better then 19 inches. If you move farther to the back it gets even larger. Hope this helps.
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I think they've updated the design now. Mine has a much larger weighing platform, as shown in the current photo. It also came with the weighing tray as well. This is much more useful in my opinion. An excellent update over what is shown in some of the older reviews and videos. That older design would be kind of a pain to use.
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Yes. The actual heating elements do not extend all the way to the end of the grip. They can be cut about 1 cm from the ends of the grips to fit bars of various lengths. You should be able to alter them to fit bar weights with no problems.
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Sorry, I haven't used it in quite a while. But the weights are different sizes so you always have the option of making it heavier.