Vertical Leg Press Reviews

4.6 Rating 189 Reviews

Takes the stress off of your back and isolates your lower body- Three weight posts with plenty of room to add weight- Compatible with Olympic sized weight plates- Adjustable footplate starting height to suit different size athletes- Dual post design lets you feel the weight on either leg- High-quality steel construction and pads for a solid, comfortable design- Non-Slip diamond plated footplate- Rubber grip handles for ease of entry and exit. Titan Fitness Vertical Leg Press, SPECIALTY MACHINES, LOWER BODY

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“I dig it. It's comfortable and can handle a lot of weight.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“The premise is great and the space saving is nice. But where I find it lacking is range of motion. I’m 5’6” with a 30” inseam and no matter where I position myself I can’t get a full range. If the backrest could raise up higher or the footplate had like an optional extension I’d give it 5 stars but I don’t get a full burn since my knees barely come close to my chest. Maybe if you’re 6’ then you’d get better depth.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I was unsure if I would like this, We love it for our home gym. I will do one leg press and the press moves very easy. Great also for calfs.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Corinthian H

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“Very easy to put together, and really works out the glutes, quads, and calves!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Solid, easy to assemble, small footprint. Build me some quads, cause squats suck.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great and super affordable home Gym addition. Our only recommendation would be to make this with an adjustable head rest , it can be uncomfortable to use for our daughter who is about 5’ 4” because the head test is so far above her head.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great machine”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I've been using the leg press mainly as a warm up or after dead lifts or squats to help complete my workouts for about a month now and these are my thoughts so far. Im 5'7, so an adjustable head piece would be nice for comfort for shorter individuals. I've made due with a water proof wrap and firm padding. I wouldn't say it's a deal breaker but something to consider. Handles at your sides, towards your hips like a horizontal leg press, would be more comfortable in my opinion, as I find myself not using the ones on the press. On the outer plate pegs/ holders, the hardware might scratch up the plates or the other way around, so I added some rubber gaskets from Amazon to protect the machine and weight plates. It would be nice if something were included from the factory. Overall, the leg press provides adequate depth for my needs in terms of either warming up or finishing out a session. The foot board is wide enough for most to allow for different positioning and comfort. The press helps deliver a nice muscle pump and doing calf raises provides a nice bonus. The machine is nicely built, the padding sufficient, and experience is enjoyable. I would recommend this machine for a home gym.”

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Posted 1 year ago