Don’t let the compact size of this combo unit fool you. It boasts a huge 1,000-pound capacity. Five pairs of welded band pegs are included, so you can apply added tension around the weight horns with resistance bands to make the weight feel heavier at the top, where the load often feels too easy. Or, loop them reverse-style around the top frame to the weight horns to lighten the weight at the bottom of the leg press. Time to load up those weight plates, you beast 🐂

The Leg Press Hack Squat Machine is highly adjustable to accommodate lifters of many sizes. The leg press footplate and hack squat platform have four pop-pin adjustable settings, so you can find the most comfortable angle for your build and mobility. There are also three racking positions for improved starting positions whether you’re shorter, average, or taller in height. And provided your floor-to-shoulder height is 70 inches or less, you’ll be able to stand up fully on hack squats without cutting your reps short ✂

Like the Weight Stack Lat Pulldown Low Row Machine, this unit isn’t exactly cheap. But, consider the alternative: as separate machines, each would cost thousands… bringing your total cost to well over $4,000. Combining both into a single beastly machine also saves on steel, and a lighter machine means you pay less shipping fees — a huge win for the budget-constrained home gym enthusiast 💰

Assembling this machine is NOT for the faint of heart, but this unit has been made extra special. It ships disassembled, so unlike the Other Guys, you don’t need a forklift to unload it. Also, all hardware comes separated and clearly labeled — say whaaaaat?! Fair warning: expect a serious workout (we’d recommend recruiting a strong friend), but even if you’re doing it solo, just remember that THIS IS WHAT YOU TRAIN FOR 💪