Lionscool Seated Curl Extension Machine

No spinning shin bar, no response

No response to question about roller. Does the $50 dollar D pad and roller upgrade spin? Who knows. Shin pad already angled during assembly. Under seat limit on curl annoying and could have easily been solved with a curved , heavier gauge support. I would have paid more for a couple fixes and upgrades. Then this thing would have been great.

Excellent machine that provides a very stable frame for both exercises. Additionally, the strength curve, enhanced by the cable feature, provides an excellent tension consistency. The instructions were simple to follow. Overall, the excellent buyer experience combined with the quality of the machine allows me to readily recommend this to any interested in a low footprint, high leverage addition to any gym.

It Gets the Job Done

Overall it is solidly built and does what it’s made for. You can get a good workout with it. However, I want to share some observations… 1- It is not 1:1 with an actual gym machine. The workout I get from it is good but not as good. 2-I am not a fan of the roller, I wish it were fixed instead of swiveling. It makes it hard to get a full range of motion on leg curls. It also bends slightly under pressure so I do one leg at a time to not over-stress it. 3-Switching between modes and adjusting the seat/thigh pad takes some effort but it’s not unexpected for machines at this price point.