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The Fed Fitness 3 in 1 combines a leg press, a hack squat and a stretch board in one compact frame, so a home gym gets three lower-body stations without three machines. It stands out on capacity and adjustability: a reinforced steel frame rated to 1200 lbs, 6 footplate angles and 5 base heights that fit users from 4'9" to 6'4", and a pulley system Fed Fitness rates under 50 dB. It takes both 1" and 2" plates without adapters, which most budget leg press and hack squat units do not. Buyers call it sturdy, smooth and a good addition to a home gym; the main gripes are a foot platform some find narrow and assembly that goes better with two people. It suits lifters who want heavy squats and presses at home and will accept a large, multi-box delivery and a build session.
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Lowest price we've seen: $580.00 on Nov 14 at Wayfair; highest $639.99 on Oct 31. Tracked across 3 stores since Oct 31.
Buyers rate it highly and describe it as sturdy, well-made and smooth in use, with comfortable non-slip footing. Most say it is a good addition to a home gym and good quality for the money. Complaints center on the foot platform width and on assembly being easier with two people.
This machine combines a leg press, a hack squat and a stretch board in one compact unit. It trains the quads, glutes, hamstrings and core, and supports an extended range of motion for lower-body strength, explosiveness and stability.
The frame is reinforced steel and supports up to 1200 lbs. It takes both 1" and 2" weight plates without adapters. A pulley system runs below 50 dB. Padded leather surfaces and pressure-dispersing shoulder pads add comfort, and the footplates are non-slip.
Safety features include multi-position safety pins, locking handles and a bottom control valve. The footplate has 6 angle settings and the base has 5 height settings.
