Leg Press Machines for Sale

Leg press machines let users load the legs heavily with minimal lower-back involvement. We offer five configurations — 45°, horizontal, plate-loaded, seated selectorized, and a leg press + hack squat combo — so facilities and home gyms can match the machine to their space and training style.

Leg Press Machines Buying Guide

The leg press isolates the quads, glutes, and hamstrings while supporting the torso, making it the go-to machine for heavy leg training after squats.

Types: 45° sled (most common, allows the heaviest loads), horizontal (gentler on the lower back, compact), vertical (rare, space-saving), plate-loaded (any weight, slower loading), and selectorized (quick pin changes, ideal for commercial circuits).

What to look for: starting weight of the empty sled, sled angle and footplate positions, safety lock stops, plate storage capacity, and weight capacity. A combo machine saves floor space by combining leg press and hack squat in one footprint.

Who it suits: commercial gyms that need a high-capacity leg station, and home gyms that want leg strength without a squat rack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting weight on a leg press machine?
Starting weight is the weight of the empty sled. On our 45° MF-LP100 the sled starts around 90 lb plus the carriage; horizontal models are lighter and selectorized models start from the first pin of the stack. Check the spec table on each product page for exact numbers.
45° vs horizontal leg press: which is better?
The 45° sled allows heavier loads and a deeper range of motion, while horizontal presses reduce lower-back and hip stress and fit in tighter spaces. Lifters with back sensitivity usually prefer horizontal.
What is a leg press and hack squat combo machine?
A combo machine mounts a leg press sled and a hack squat platform on one frame, so you get two leg exercises in a single footprint. Our MF-LPH100 switches between modes without tools and suits commercial gyms short on floor space.
How much weight can a leg press machine hold?
Our leg press models are rated from 1,000 lb to 1,500 lb for loaded plates. The frame, sled, and plate pegs are built from 11-gauge steel for commercial traffic.
Leg press vs hack squat: which builds more muscle?
Both are strong quad builders. The hack squat adds a vertical pressing pattern that loads the quads at a different angle and recruits more glutes. Many lifters program both. See our full comparison guide.

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