TORUS 5

The power tower itself can be further divided into the exercise stations lat pulldown, abdominal cable pull, adjustable chest press, free motion cable pull, leg curl and extension and the lower cable pull.

• Lat pulldown: The lat pulldown station on the Torus 5 allows for the latissimus pulldown exercise. The long lat bar also allows for the xa0 exercise to be performed with different grip widths and grip styles. Triceps training is also possible on the lat pulldown station.
• Abdominal cable pull: Allows you to perform abdominal crunches against weight.
• Adjustable chest press: The easy adjustment of the chest press allows you to switch between different exercises, such as seated bench presses, shoulder presses, or rowing. The multi-position handles expand the exercise options.
• Free Motion Cable Pull: The Torus 5's adjustable cable arms allow for a variety of free-motion exercises. These include butterfly exercises, chest presses, seated incline bench presses, bicep curls, and many more.
• Leg flexors/extensors: Targeted training of the thigh muscles is possible.
• Lower cable pulley: Because exercises can be performed while sitting, kneeling, squatting, or standing, this module offers a virtually endless range of exercise possibilities.

The power tower of the Horizon Fitness Torus multi-gym features an 80 kg weight stack. The training weight can be manually adjusted in 5 kg increments. The seat cushions are ergonomically designed and offer excellent comfort. The seat cushion is adjustable in height, and the back cushion is adjustable in incline.

The leg press allows you to train (almost) all of your leg muscles. By varying your foot position, you can control the strain on each individual muscle.

The dip station of the Horizon Fitness Torus 5

The dip station allows you to perform the basic dip exercise. This exercise is often referred to as an "upper body squat." Numerous upper body muscles are involved in this exercise. For this reason, the dip exercise should not be missing from any training plan. In addition to the dip exercise, leg raises are also possible on this training module. This is an excellent exercise for training the abdominal muscles.

More details about the Horizon Fitness Torus 5

When assembled, the power station requires just under 4 m² of space. Thanks to its low installation height of 2.04 m, the Torus 5 fits perfectly in many basement gyms. The flexible nylon-coated cables run smoothly over the ball-bearing guide rollers. The sturdy steel frame is powder-coated in matte black.

The Torus 5 multi-gym from Horizon Fitness offers a truly great value for money. In addition to a power tower with free motion cable pulleys, the multi-gym also features a leg press and a dip station. Unique in this price and quality class.

Included accessories:

• Lat pulldown bar
• Hand strap
• Curved multi-bar
• Abdominal loop
• Foot loop
• Chain
• Accessory hooks 3x

Gear ratio Horizon Fitness Torus 5 multi-gym:

• Lat pulldown station: 1 : 1
• Adjustable chest press: 1 : 1
• Free Motion cable pull: 1 : 0.5
• Lower cable pull: 1 : 1
• Leg press: 1 : 1.75
• Example : A weight of 10 kg is set. This means a training weight of 5 kg for the free motion cable pull and 10 kg for the lat pulldown station. For the leg press, a weight of 10 kg corresponds to a training weight of 17.5 kg.