Inverted Vertical Leg Press Machine Reviews

4.7 Rating 205 Reviews

This vertical leg press machine allows you to rest on your back and lift the load directly above your hips to isolate your lower body. That means you can work your quads, calves, glutes, and hamstrings from your home gym without putting stress on your back and shoulders. With an adjustable starting height, this machine is ideal for athletes of all sizes with a choice between four starting points – and features three weight plate horns that fit 45 LB Olympic weight plates. Plus, a diamond-plated footplate provides non-slip performance while you work out. Crafted with durable steel and thick padding, this machine is built for long-lasting comfort.
NOTE: Extra lubrication may be needed on the plate horns for a smooth slide.

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“I didn't get instructions, but assembly wasn't complicated and took less than 20 minutes. The bushings they use are pretty sticky and require some lube and break in before the carriage will glide relatively smoothly. Unlike a 45 degree press, if you want to do single leg presses, you have to press in the center of the foot plate. The bushings will bind if you push on one side. Not a big deal really, just worth noting. The foot plate is TINY! My heels and toes stick out on both sides of the plate, and the plate is pretty slick. Four people have used it so far, and all four complained about it immediately. I would have given 5 stars if the plate had been larger, or at least less slippery.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Functions exactly advertised. Plus, no low back strain. Easy to use. Easy to build, even though the directions were completely mislabeled. Squirt the shafts with some silicone lubricant & no problems. Glides well. Sturdy. Less weight needed versus a sled since plates are vertically above, against gravity.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great piece of equipment! Doesn't take up a lot of space. It is my favorite machine in my garage gym!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Good product”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I've had this machine for about six months, and I love it. I use it twice per week to supplement my squats and deadlifts. My legs have definitely gotten stronger since I got it, but I also think it has helped to strengthen my lower back. The quality of this product has been great. I have no complaints. Plus, it takes up a small footprint, which is great for people like me who have limited space for their home gym. This thing provides a lot of bang for the buck.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Happy with the purchase of this leg press machine. Sturdy and great quality. I only have one issue with the headrest which is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5. I wish the headrest was adjustable. It appears it's in the the perfect position for taller people. However, if you're on the shorter side, I'm 5'5", the headrest does not support my head where it needs to be. I have to place a rolled up yoga mat between the headrest and back board in order for my head to be supported properly. The headrest should be adjustable to allow for you to move it up or down. Other than that, love this machine!!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have had this machine for awhile now. It's different than your typical leg press, (obviously). That being said, all you need to do is throw some lube on the rails and this machine will glide nicely when pressing. One thing I would like to change on this is to have a foot plate that a full size foot can fit all the way on. Your feet will be pressing from the center of your foot because the plate is very narrow. The machine functions well otherwise and holds a good amount of weight. I've had 9 45 pound plates plus some without issue. Worth the money.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I cant believe I bout this leg press for that price. Heavy duty stuff. Hope I had this when I owned my Personal Training Gym instead of spending Thousands on equipment that did the same thing.”

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Posted 5 years ago