Bells of Steel Leg Press Hack Squat Machine
A 2-in-1 plate-loaded leg press / hack squat with a flip-footplate, reposition-back-pad swap between exercises and a 1,000 lb sled capacity across both. Rides on linear ball bearings, has 5 racking positions and built-in band pegs. Heavy and boxy to assemble - maker recommends a second person and 2-4 hours.
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Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
Size & fit
- Footprint width — fits within
- 37.5 in
- Footprint depth — fits within
- 87 in
- Height — fits within
- 58 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Warranty (frame)
- Limited Lifetime
- Data status
- Complete
- Assembly & delivery
- Maker: assembly is a "buddy System build" at ~322 lb across 6 boxes; plan 2 4 hours with a second set of hands.
- Stations & per-station ratings
- Hack Squat Platform 28in L X 25in W; Leg Press Footplate 26in L X 13.75in W. 5 Racking positions; Footplate Angle Adjustable On Both modes.
- Movements
- Leg Press, Hack Squat, Calf Raise
- Machine weight
- 321.87 lb
- Warranty detail
- 1 Year (Pads) / 3 Years (Moving Parts) / Limited Lifetime (Frame)
- Load capacity
- 1000 lb
- 55 lb
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