Titan Plate-Loaded Linear Hack Squat Machine

Dedicated single-station plate-loaded hack squat on linear bearings and steel guide rods at a 35-degree carriage angle. Holds up to 700 lb of Olympic plates (sold separately) and supports standing calf raises.
Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
Size & fit
- Height — fits within
- 45.5 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Data status
- Complete
- Plate fit
- Olympic 2in
- Stations & per-station ratings
- Single Station hack squat; adjustable backrest; large diamond Plated footplate with multiple stance options.
- Movements
- Hack Squat, Calf Raise
- Machine weight
- 190 lb
- Load capacity
- 700 lb
- Included attachments
- Flip In/out racking handles; plates sold separately.
- Operating clearance
- Titan lists the footprint as "46.75 In x 60.5 In" without saying which is width and which is depth.
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