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Picture of KEISER AIR250 PNEUMATIC EXERCISE MACHINE - ABDOMINAL The Keiser Air250 Pneumatic Exercise Machine - Abdominal is an air resistance exercise machine designed for use by frail older adults and individuals with physical disabilities. This machine has a fully adjustable seat with chest pads, and provides intense abdominal exercise without involving the hip flexors. Resistance is 0 to 310 pounds. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 50 x 38 x 38 inches. WEIGHT: 126 pounds.

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This product record was updated on September 21, 2011.

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Keiser Corporation

2470 S. Cherry Ave
Fresno, California 93706
United States
Telephone: 800-888-7009 or 559-256-8000.
Fax: 559-256-8100.
Web: http://www.keiser.com.
Email: info@keiser.com.


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