Does it include weight plates?

No. The machine is the frame, carriage and tracks; you load it with your own plates. Check the plate type it accepts before buying.

Can one person switch it between leg press and hack squat?

Yes, the combo design is meant to change between the two positions with adjustable settings. Expect to move the carriage and back pad, so allow time for the changeover.

How much floor space does it need?

It is a full-size lower-body machine, so plan for a footprint close to a commercial leg press plus clearance to load plates. Measure your room and ceiling before ordering.

Is it good for beginners?

The supported back and guided track make it easier to learn than a free-weight squat. Start light, since the carriage itself adds resistance before any plates go on.

Does it work calves and glutes too?

Yes. The leg press and hack squat positions both load quads and glutes, and the press footplate can be used for calf raises. The third setting adds variety.

How does it compare with a squat rack?

A rack trains free-weight balance and is cheaper for the same load, while this machine supports your back and guides the path. Choose it if leg press and hack squat variety matter more than barbell training.

Where is the Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo cheapest?

At Target, for $679.99, as of our latest check.

Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo

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Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo

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Last seen at $679.99 at Target on Nov 9.

Our take on the Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo

A combo machine that switches between leg press and hack squat, with a third setting for calf or sled-style work. It runs on linear bearings and a quad track roller system, so the carriage glides on four tracks instead of a single post. A back support cushion and adjustable settings let one machine cover most lower-body pressing. It suits home gym owners with floor space and a plate stack who want two or three leg movements without separate machines. Against a standalone leg press or a squat rack, it trades footprint and cost for versatility, and it needs weight plates that are not included.

Best forHome gym owners building a lower-body stationLifters who want leg press and hack squat in one footprintBuyers with a plate collection already on handTraining quads, glutes and calves without a barbell

Pros

Two main lifts in one frame: leg press and hack squat
Linear bearings and a quad track roller system for a smooth carriage
Back support cushion for supported pressing
Adjustable settings to fit different users
Covers quads, glutes and calves in one station

Cons

Takes up significant floor space
Weight plates usually sold separately
Sled and carriage weight add to the load before plates go on
Assembly and moving it are heavy work
Not a substitute for free-weight squat technique

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3-in-1 adjustable leg press and hack squat machine combo
Heavy-duty linear bearing design
Quad track roller system
Back support cushion
Full lower body workout
Adjustable home gym equipment

About the Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo

This machine combines a leg press and a hack squat in one adjustable unit for home gyms. It is a 3-in-1 design intended for a full lower body workout.

It uses a heavy-duty linear bearing design and a quad track roller system. A back support cushion supports the back during use.

Type: 3-in-1 leg press and hack squat machine combo
Adjustability: Adjustable
Bearing design: Heavy-duty linear bearings
Roller system: Quad track rollers
Back support: Cushioned
Workout: Full lower body
Use: Home gym

Questions and answers

Does it include weight plates?: No. The machine is the frame, carriage and tracks; you load it with your own plates. Check the plate type it accepts before buying.
Can one person switch it between leg press and hack squat?: Yes, the combo design is meant to change between the two positions with adjustable settings. Expect to move the carriage and back pad, so allow time for the changeover.
How much floor space does it need?: It is a full-size lower-body machine, so plan for a footprint close to a commercial leg press plus clearance to load plates. Measure your room and ceiling before ordering.
Is it good for beginners?: The supported back and guided track make it easier to learn than a free-weight squat. Start light, since the carriage itself adds resistance before any plates go on.
Does it work calves and glutes too?: Yes. The leg press and hack squat positions both load quads and glutes, and the press footplate can be used for calf raises. The third setting adds variety.
How does it compare with a squat rack?: A rack trains free-weight balance and is cheaper for the same load, while this machine supports your back and guides the path. Choose it if leg press and hack squat variety matter more than barbell training.
Where is the Leg Press Hack Squat Machine Combo cheapest?: At Target, for $679.99, as of our latest check.