is there any place to put weights for the legs?
1716534
No - strictly upper body. Only leg action are bars to anchor your legs under.
1716535
Not in stock form but if you modified it you could. The leg piece is not hinged it just holds your ankles down while you do sit ups. You would have to fabricate some hearty hinges
171529
I don't think you can. The space under and in between the legs is rather small.
2111473
The legs have rubber-like tabs that you attach (fixed.) A good Hardware store would sell adjustable tabs.
1845729
I guess you could if you drilled holes in the legs and leg caps....not too heavy to push around as is....
78819
The legs are not included. You can purchase them separately or lie the unit flat on the ground as I have chosen to do.
1791381
Yes. The way the rack is designed, it has areas that you can attach some sort of weights on it. I'd suggest going to You Tube and put in "adding weights to The Rack". There are several videos on there that show people who have added weights to The Rack. Hopefully this helps!
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
1148585
The answer is yes, Dane. You can place the shelves anywhere on the legs. The adapters that allow you the place the legs can be applied at one inch intervals, of course you would never want to put them that close together. My husband says placing the bottom shelf 20 inches off the floor might affect its stability a little, but it is a very stable product - just don't put 500 pounds on it. I wanted it for a specific area and be moveable. It works perfectly for me.
1768493
I would recommend plastic covered weights. The holes in steel weights are to large.
867907
You can fit all the weights that came in the box, in any of the cones. There's not enough room to fit more than the 50 gms that came with the package.
705125
No, no weights on the bottom, but it really doesn't need any. I think this is because it is so long and the weight of the material is enough to help hold it in place. I am very happy with this product.
481116
There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
656569
Maybe, but I really don't see any way to lock the legs into place. I believe it would be precarious, at best, if you did so.
1149852
You can use weight plates. I've done this when using it indoors on a gym floor. You can use more weight this way. The Sac is sturdy enough to use it this way, especially on a low-friction surface.
1785424
No. They have a small machine screw protruding from the legs. You might sleeve the legs with a larger diameter pipe and secure with a set screw to adjust the height
2146818
For safety yes and balance yes. I would suggest weights to be on the safe side.
2255226
You can add more weights and you can buy them on ZFO Sports website. I've actually listed the link to the product your looking for, hope it helps.http://www.zfosports.com/zfosports/detail/?id=ws6