GMWD Adjustable Seated Calf Raise Machine With Band Pegs for Leg Training and Exercise - Home Gym Equipment
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Jul 13 – Jul 14
Style: T6Red
Features
- Science-Backed Stability & SafetyRedesigned for safety, this calf raise machine features an angled footplate + textured grips (lab-proven to reduce fall risk by 72%). Doctors recommend it for ankle stability training whether recovering from injury or prepping for marathon season. Trust home gym equipment that prioritizes your wellbeing
- Upgraded Dual-Resistance DesignUnlock 2-in-1 versatility with the GMWD Calf Raise Machine! Attach rubber bands to the side straps for adjustable resistance (no tools needed!), perfect for targeting calves, glutes, and hamstrings. Switch from lightweight toning to heavy-duty strength training in seconds ideal for home gym warriors craving pro-level results
- Pro-Level Adjustability for All BodiesWhether youre 5'0" or 6'5", this seated calf raise machine adapts to YOU. With 6 height/length settings + wide seat padding (19.7"-25.6" adjustable), it ensures perfect form for teens, seniors, and everyone in between. Finally, a calf machine home gym that fits YOUR body no more one-size-fits-none frustration
- Space-Smart & Effortless MobilityMaximize small spaces with this compact home gym equipment! Its sleek design (49L x 22W) tucks under beds yet supports 300+ lbs. Roll it anywhere on 3" silicone wheels, then lock the rubber feet to protect floors. Perfect for apartments your gains wont trash your living room
- Built to Last, Designed to ImpressEngineered for lifelong durability, the GMWD Calf Machine Home Gym features commercial-grade steel + scratch-resistant coating. Backed by a lifetime warranty and 24/7 US support, its risk-free hate it? We cover returns. Elevate your fitness journey with equipment as committed to your goals as you are
Item Weight: 56.2 Pounds
Brand: GMWD
Color: Red & Black
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 38.6"D x 22"W x 38.6"H
Tension Level: 550 pounds
Handle Type: Fixed
Strap Type: Adjustable
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 550 Pounds
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 46 x 18.5 x 7.5 inches
Package Weight: 63 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 49 x 22 x 38.6 inches
Brand Name: GMWD
Warranty Description: 90 days
Model Name: T6-091
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: GMWD
Part Number: T6-091
Model Year: 2022
Style: T6Red
Included Components: Calf Raise Machine, Instruction
Size: Large
Date First Available: November 10, 2022
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Style: T6Red
This review is to augment other excellent reviews found here. I will make two (minor) suggestions, one for the home user, and a second for the manufacturer (GMWD). BTW, I don't suggest overkill upgrades (e.g. ball bearings) when price is a factor. This machine came quickly, and arrived same day I was set for "leg" day. Needless to say, anxious to try it out. Please view photos for descriptions (better than my writing): 1(A). Assembly is super easy. Although it came with tools, I recommend a 17mm ratcheted wrench and a 17mm fixed wrench* (or adjustable wrench) as well as a 14mm wrench. *The included wrench works here. You also need a 4mm Allen wrench: The included 4mm Allen wrench is more than adequate. 1(B) I used masking tape to ensure centering of the bar (adding the 2" adapters first won't do this because there will still be excess room on one end). Photo 2(D) shows a cardboard damper, but I later added a thin, dense rubber square here to avoid metal-to-metal contact (this is 1 of 2 recommendations). This offers two advantages: 1) Longevity, and 2) the rubber (white cardboard shown) will also keep the vertical rest from swinging out too far. Photo 2(E) I like the 2" (DIA) weight adapters, as I'm more of a "plate" guy than rubber band person. The adapters (included) work with Olympic (2" hole) plates. You can also see the 4mm Allen head screws. Photo 3: My modest home gym. I used to compete in weightlifting (with one World Championship), but now stay at home for medical-personal reasons. Can't stop lifting, though! Note the GMWD calf machine fits nicely within the space of two rubber floor mats. 3(F) detail of pegs for rubber bands users. Photo 4(G): The bar-rest pivots in both directions. As a recommendation (to GMWD), it would be nice to extend the stop plate on the handle side so it's taller. This extension would prevent "overshoot" when returning handle/rest to its rest position. Sometimes you move this handle quickly, e.g. when your calves are about to cease up! The lip on the opposite side is a perfect height, making it easy to release the weights (for performing calf raises). Adding the rubber (as described above) limits how far the post can pivot, which helps some. These are minor suggestions, and this machine great bang for the buck = 5 stars. Customer help was also 5-star (thanks to GMWD Irene). I didn't have questions regarding this machine, but she helped when ordering GMWD's leg extension / hamstring curl machine. That hasn't arrived (yet), but looking forward to this addition to me gym. I'll take photos. Cheers! ELC
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2024 by elcaudio elcaudio
Style: T6Red
Machine is decent . Build is good welds loo good. The knee pad is narrow , just gonna change the bar and add more padding . the unit is easy to moved around . Not bad for the price .
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by Philip
Style: T6Black
For fit, 5’10” 200lbs. I love the adjustability of the leg holder. I do standing calf raises along with the seated calf raises, and this machine gets a good stretch for sure. My only gripe is that 45 lb iron plates will not give a full range of motion since they hit the bottom frame rather quickly. Same would probably happen with bumper plates. I have only loaded 150 lbs using 25 lb plates and lower and it seems like a solid build. I recommend it if you have plates that will fit. Overall, great value for a home gym.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025 by Gary Gary
Style: T6Black
Good quality item. Very heavy. My husband bought this for our home gym and he really enjoys using it.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025 by Jennifer W.
Style: T6Red
I've been holding off on writing this review because I wanted to first make sure it is great for strengthening calves at home (it is) and because I wanted to find the time to give this piece the accolades it deserves (I don't have time to write everything). Basically, this piece of equipment is perfect for training calves at home it holds large and small weights and can even attach rubber bands for added resistance. I personally, just throw on a couple 45s on each side and go to work. It is sturdy enough while being affordable and light weight, like others have mentioned, I would have liked a larger knee pad as I can see this one flattening over time. But, I also think it will be easy to get new pads or reinforce these when they break down. I hope I find time to update this review and give it the attention it deserves. for now, lets give it 6 stars at the price
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by D'harans
Style: T6Red
The media could not be loaded. Very unstable. Do not recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by Juliana
Style: T6Red
This product significantly exceeded my expectations. I've been lifting heavily for 25 years, and have had a great home gym for the last 5 of those. I missed being able to isolate my calf muscles like I used to in commercial gyms, so I decided to take the plunge on this product. For less than $200, I could live with it if it was only "okay." This is a very quality piece of equipment. No plastic pieces, everything is metal, and everything is painted to a professional looking finish. The machine can easily handle real weights, and I was very happy to see the different slide settings available for adjustment based on height and leg lengths. If I saw this in a commercial gym, I wouldn't think twice about it being out of place. The instructions have great pictures, and everything you need for assembly. The only wrinkle is the items are sometimes mis-labeled, compared to what's in the assembly instructions. However, with the pictures, it's not that hard to figure out what you need to do. This was pieced together in an hour, while watching a ball-game, and not trying to work particularly hard or pay incredibly close attention. Great buy -- highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Skinny Minny
Style: T6Red
Great machine. Does exactly what the high end equipment does. Moves around easily. Had 150 pounds on it with no issues at all.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025 by Karen W Mudd