Plate-Loaded Vertical Leg Press Machine

In Use

Vertical leg press puts the load directly over your hips, which means you can train legs hard without a loaded bar on your back. Three start and end positions set the range to your height and to how deep you want to go. The backrest and head pad support your spine through the press and let you turn the same frame into a sit-up station. Load up to 287 lb across three posts and press.

Key Features

Three start and end positions
Set the range of motion to your leg length and to the depth you want, rather than accepting one fixed groove.

Adjustable backrest and head pad
Support where your spine needs it, and a second use as a sit-up station when the plates come off.

Three weight posts
Standard 1" plates on three posts, loading to 287 lb, with balanced distribution across the sled.

Linear bearing travel
The sled runs on linear bearings, which is what makes the press smooth through the whole range rather than sticky at the ends.

Tilted, enlarged footboard
A larger angled platform spreads the load across your feet, adjustable between 43.6" and 51.5".

661 lb user capacity
Rated well above the user, which is where the confidence to press heavy comes from.

Why We Stock It

Squatting heavy at home means a rack, a spotter or a lot of nerve. A vertical leg press gives you the loading without any of the three, in a footprint of about four feet by three and a half. It is the most direct way to train legs hard in a home gym, and the adjustment range means it fits whoever is using it.

Specifications

Good to Know

Assembly is required. Build it in the position it will stay — loaded, it is not something you move casually.

Built for better.