Does it include weight plates?

No. It is plate-loaded, so you supply your own Olympic plates. Titan sells plates separately.

Can I switch between leg extensions and curls?

Yes. Pull the adjustment pin to change from leg extension to seated hamstring curl without leaving the seat.

How is it different from the selectorized version?

This model loads with plates. The selectorized version uses a weight stack, which changes weight faster but adds cost and bulk.

Will it fit different users?

The adjustable foot roller and rotary leg clamp accommodate a range of leg lengths and sizes.

Is it good for a home gym?

It covers both quad and hamstring training in one station, which suits home gyms with limited equipment space and a set of plates.

How do I clean the padding?

The HeftyGrip vinyl surface wipes clean with a damp cloth.

Where is the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine cheapest?

At Titan Fitness, for $646.97, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 267 ratings.

Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine

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Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine

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Last seen at $646.97 at Titan Fitness on Nov 9.

Our take on the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine

A plate-loaded combo machine that lets you do leg extensions and seated hamstring curls from one seat. A pull of the adjustment pin switches between the two movements, and a rotary leg clamp plus adjustable foot roller hold you in place. It suits home gym owners who already have Olympic plates and want both quad and hamstring work in one footprint. Against selectorized rivals it saves the cost and bulk of a weight stack, but you load plates yourself and change weight between sets. Reviewers rate it highly for solid build and smooth action.

Best forHome gym owners with Olympic platesTraining quads and hamstrings in one stationLifters short on floor spaceBeginners to intermediate lifters

Pros

Two exercises from one seated position
Quick pin change between extension and curl
Rotary leg clamp keeps legs locked in
Adjustable foot roller fits different leg lengths
HeftyGrip vinyl padding wipes clean
Plate-loaded design needs no weight stack

Cons

Plates sold separately
Loading and unloading plates slows set changes
Seated curl position differs from lying leg curl machines
Large footprint for a single-station machine

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What reviewers say

4.8 / 5267 ratings

Owners rate it 4.8 out of 5 across 267 ratings and praise the sturdy build, smooth movement and easy switch between extensions and curls. Complaints center on having to buy plates separately and the time spent changing weight.

What people mention

BuildPraisedOwners describe the frame as sturdy and stable during heavy sets.
MovementPraisedReviewers say the extension and curl motion is smooth and controlled.
SetupPraisedThe pin adjustment makes switching between the two exercises quick.
PaddingPraisedThe vinyl padding is called comfortable and easy to wipe down.
PlatesCriticisedBuyers note plates are not included and must be purchased separately.
Weight changesMixedSome find loading and unloading plates between sets slows the workout.

About the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine

This plate-loaded machine trains the quads with leg extensions and the hamstrings with seated hamstring curls, all from one seated position. A quick pull of the adjustment pin switches between the two exercises.

A rotary leg clamp locks the legs in place. The foot roller is adjustable to fit users of different sizes. The pads are covered in HeftyGrip Vinyl, which is durable and easy to clean.

Resistance comes from Olympic weight plates, which are used with the machine.

Type: Plate-loaded leg extension and hamstring curl machine
Exercises: Leg extensions, seated hamstring curls
Switching: Adjustment pin
Leg hold-down: Rotary leg clamp
Foot roller: Adjustable
Upholstery: HeftyGrip Vinyl padding
Resistance: Olympic weight plates

Questions and answers

Does it include weight plates?: No. It is plate-loaded, so you supply your own Olympic plates. Titan sells plates separately.
Can I switch between leg extensions and curls?: Yes. Pull the adjustment pin to change from leg extension to seated hamstring curl without leaving the seat.
How is it different from the selectorized version?: This model loads with plates. The selectorized version uses a weight stack, which changes weight faster but adds cost and bulk.
Will it fit different users?: The adjustable foot roller and rotary leg clamp accommodate a range of leg lengths and sizes.
Is it good for a home gym?: It covers both quad and hamstring training in one station, which suits home gyms with limited equipment space and a set of plates.
How do I clean the padding?: The HeftyGrip vinyl surface wipes clean with a damp cloth.
Where is the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine cheapest?: At Titan Fitness, for $646.97, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Leg Extension & Hamstring Curl Machine?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 267 ratings.