Selectorized Standing Multi-Flight Shoulder Raise w/ 250lb weight stack (New)

The SFE Selectorized Standing Multi-Flight Machine is the shoulder and chest builder you never knew you needed - but once you try it, you’ll never want to train without it. Features a 250lb weight stack at a 2:1 pull ratio. At the core of this machine are two rotating cams connected to swiveling movement arms that move forward/backward and left/right. This unique design delivers constant tension upwards and downwards across 25 different circular angles and 15 hydraulic-assisted height adjustments. Versatile Training Options: With quick adjustments, the Standing Multi-Flight allows you to perform a wide variety of chest and shoulder movements, including: Standing lateral raises for lateral delts Bent-over lateral raises (with head support pad) for rear delts, traps, and rhomboids Unilateral front raises for anterior delts Chest flies to fully engage the pecs with deep range-of-motion. Adjust the sliding assembly height to hit different areas of your chest. Unilateral pulldowns / pullovers for lats, using the added dial stop points Whether training unilaterally or bilaterally, the nearly 360° starting positions let you customize “pre-stretch” for maximum tension throughout the full range of motion. The Multi-Flight was designed to isolate every part of your deltoids while adding unique chest and back variations - making it one of the most versatile upper-body machines you can own. Compact, versatile, and powerful, this is the machine that will redefine how you train! Machine Size: 29.13 inches (length) x 44.88 inches (width) x 76.77 inches (height) Packing Size: 75.59 inches (length) x 33.46 inches (width) x 21.65 inches (height N.W. (Net Weight): 253.53 lb (Machine Weight: 253.53lb + Weight Stack: 220.4l0b = 473.99 lbs) G.W. (Gross Weight): 522.49 lbs Main Tube 1: 1.97 inches (width) x 3.94 inches (height) x 0.098 inches (thickness) rectangle tube Main Tube 2: 1.97 inches (width) x 2.95 inches (height) x 0.098 inches (thickness) rectangle tube