How much weight can it hold?

It takes up to 200 lbs of added plates. That covers beginner to intermediate leg work but caps heavy pressing.

Does it work for calf raises?

Yes. The footplate doubles for calf raises, so you can train calves on the same frame.

How much space does it need?

The footprint is about 55 by 38.5 inches, and the frame reaches up to 72 inches tall, so check ceiling height.

Is it better than a 45-degree leg press?

It saves floor space and gives a more vertical push. A 45-degree sled usually carries more weight and feels more like a commercial leg press.

No. Built-in safety catches stop the carriage at the bottom, so you can set a safe range alone.

What plates does it use?

Standard Olympic or 1-inch plates depending on the model's sleeves; check the sleeve size before buying plates.

Where is the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press cheapest?

At Valor Fitness, for $419.30, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 7 ratings.

Where can I buy the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Valor Fitness, Walmart.

Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press

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$419.30at Valor FitnessChecked Nov 9

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Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press

Best price now

$419.30at Valor FitnessChecked Nov 9

Compared across 2 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Visit Valor Fitness

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Last seen at $419.30 at Valor Fitness on Nov 9.
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Our take on the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press

The Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press is a plate-loaded home machine that pushes the load straight up rather than on a 45-degree sled. It handles leg presses and calf raises on one frame, with an adjustable seat and footplate and built-in safety catches. The 200 lb plate capacity is modest next to commercial leg presses and 45-degree home sleds, so it suits lighter, higher-rep training and small spaces. Owners like the compact footprint and the feel of vertical pressing; stronger lifters outgrow the load ceiling quickly.

Best forHome lifters with limited floor spaceHigher-rep leg and calf trainingAnyone wanting a leg press without a full rackRehab or lighter-load leg work

Pros

Vertical press path feels different from a 45-degree sled
Leg press and calf raise in one frame
Adjustable seat and footplate for fit
Safety catches limit the bottom range
Three plate pegs keep plates on the machine
Compact footprint for a home gym

Cons

200 lb plate capacity caps progression early
No cable or selectorized resistance
Assembly and setup take time
Tall frame needs ceiling clearance

Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press prices at every store

Valor FitnessNew
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$419.30Checked Nov 9
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Out of stockSold by Valor Fitness
$628.98Checked Nov 9
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Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press price history

Lowest price we've seen: $419.30 on Nov 9 at Valor Fitness. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners describe a solid, compact leg press that gives a good pump and fits small home gyms. The main complaint is the low weight ceiling, which limits heavy lifters.

What people mention

BuildPraisedOwners call the steel frame solid and stable under load.
FootprintPraisedBuyers like that it fits in a small home gym.
Weight capacityCriticisedReviewers say the 200 lb plate limit is reached quickly by stronger lifters.
SetupMixedAssembly is doable but takes time and some patience.
AdjustabilityMixedThe adjustable seat and footplate work, though some find the range basic.

Specifications

Machine Type: Home Gym, Home Gym Equipment
Subtype: Vertical Leg Press Machine
Plate Capacity: 200 lbs (added weight plates)
Total Weight Capacity: 200 lbs
Supported Exercises: Leg presses, Calf raises
Exercise Focus: Strength training
Resistance Adjustment: Plate-loaded design

Questions and answers

How much weight can it hold?: It takes up to 200 lbs of added plates. That covers beginner to intermediate leg work but caps heavy pressing.
Does it work for calf raises?: Yes. The footplate doubles for calf raises, so you can train calves on the same frame.
How much space does it need?: The footprint is about 55 by 38.5 inches, and the frame reaches up to 72 inches tall, so check ceiling height.
Is it better than a 45-degree leg press?: It saves floor space and gives a more vertical push. A 45-degree sled usually carries more weight and feels more like a commercial leg press.
Do I need a spotter?: No. Built-in safety catches stop the carriage at the bottom, so you can set a safe range alone.
What plates does it use?: Standard Olympic or 1-inch plates depending on the model's sleeves; check the sleeve size before buying plates.
Where is the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press cheapest?: At Valor Fitness, for $419.30, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 7 ratings.
Where can I buy the Valor Fitness Vertical Leg Press?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Valor Fitness, Walmart.