Leg Extension and Leg Curl Machine,Seated Leg Extension and Lying Curl Machine for Home Gym,Leg Press Bench Fit for Both 1'' and 2'' Weight Plates

It's a great bench, the metal looks powerful and reliable. I recommend

Decent setup for specially for the price. Beats a lat tower and a new bench. The instructions could be way better.I’m 215 lbs I’m not super light. But the wood in the support pieces could be way better. I can feel and hear the plywood cracking sometimes when I have 50 lbs on the rack.

First and foremost, this is about as good as it gets for a plate loaded leg ext/lying leg curl. You will never get that even resistance throughout the range of motion like you would with a cable machine. However, they did a good job by positioning the plate holder at a forward pitch. I've only done a few sets to test it out and am finding that you can position yourself to get a good loaded stretch, but the midrange resistance is still greater.I normally use 150-200 lbs on machine leg extensions to get in the 12-15 rep range, but using only 50 lbs on this felt like 150. Thats good, because you won't have to load the heck out of it.I usually use about 110-150 to get in the 8-12 rep range on lying leg curls, but 50 lbs on this only allowed me 8 reps. It gives a lot of tension for so little weight.Quality is good. It's stable and solid. All parts were accounted for. All parts fit nicely and all holes were well aligned for the bolts.The assembly was pretty easy. It took about 45 minutes to do alone. It includes some cheap wrenches, but I used a socket wrench and adjustable wrench.The instructions are an exploded diagram, but it's easy enough to follow. The bolts aren't labeled, but if you separate them right away, you shouldn't have a problem confusing them.Cushions are dense and comfortable.The angle of the bench allows you to get a good stretch if you hook your feet in the leg extension to do situps.I was conflicted between this and the daltech, which looks close to the same, but I noticed the daltech looked like the leg curl starts too high. Also, this one has wheels and appears to use better seat covers (leather).Shipping was fast.Overall, I'd say that if you want a plate loaded lying leg curl machine, this is the way to go. If you're well off enough to spend thousands on every single piece of equipment, then a machine would be a better choice. I just can't justify that kind of money for a simple leg ext/curl machine. I'd rather spend that kind of money on a pendulum squat, or something more complex that will be more important for overall lower body growth.Lastly, I know there isn't many reviews, and I took a risk myself by buying this...but, I'm glad I did. Don't feel intimidated by the small number of reviews. It's a good piece of equipment and will probably go up in price once more people start buying it and leaving good reviews. Get it while it's still $300!

Excellent. Good sturdy construction. Whisper quiet operation. Highly recommend.

Seat is not as durable as I'd thought it'd be. I was hoping for at least a 200 lbs graded leg extension equipment. The metal frame is able to handle the weight but the seat and handles, not so much. But for the price, it is what it is. You really do get what you pay for. You won't be able to do single leg extensions without it wobbling or chipping the paint on the hinges and joints where the frame has to move when leg extending or curling. The seat straight up broke in half when I was leg extending 160 lbs and the handles that you grab to hold you in place bent and broke! The seat platform is made of plywood with a hard cushion - that's the standard and expected, but I think what would've helped would be to add more brackets to the underlaying of the seat to avoid breaking under high loads.I still can't believe the handle broke. I thought this thing was well welded, I know I'm strong but I'm pretty sure I'm not that strong. I don't think the handles are welded good enough for bigger lifts.For the price it's a good starter. But if you're looking for longer term with significant progressive loads, I would HIGHLY suggest that you invest in a better design that more durable. I'm planning on replacing this one with a more durable one or at the very least jerry-rig the seat and handles to handle more loads for leg extensions.For leg curls, I haven't had an issue other than doing single leg - hamstring curls which causes the wobbling and imbalance along with the paint chipping away.

My brother and I have been working out in our home gym with free weights for 3-4 years now and it has worked. We knew it was time to get some machines though, at least for legs. We spent a week or so looking through different options and ultimately decided to go with this product. 10/10 decision.I will admit, the instructions are slightly confusing. I initially thought I was missing hardware based off the instructions but I was reading them wrong smh. The seat had also made a loud cracking noise when we first sat on it. I contacted customer service about the missing hardware and noise and walked away a bit disappointed. An hour later, I decided to look at the instructions again with an open mind and I figured it out, we weren’t missing a thing.Within 2 hours their customer service had gotten back to me. They ended up sending me a replacement seat which works perfectly.This product has seriously upgraded our home gym. Affordable, strong, and quality. The handgrips feel sturdy and the cushions for your legs are comfortable. The cushions can also be adjusted to your leg length which is nice.I am 6’3, my brother is 6’1. I was initially worried our feet may touch the ground which was a big consideration when choosing which machine to go with. This thing is super tall. I love it.I actually look forward to leg day now!

Contained about 10 bolts, bench / seet assembly required at least 8.Be ready to have to purchase your own bolts.