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Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
300 kg |
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| Dimensions | 217 × 57 × 78 cm |
| Muscle | Quad/Calf |
Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
265kg, Carriage – 68kg |
Weight Load Capacity Weight Load
This is the safe working load of the item, not to be confused with a breaking point.
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700kg |
Footprint Footprint
This is the area occupied by the item itself. You might need to allocate additional space for the use.
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110x241cm |
| Height | 154cm |
| Certification | EN 20957 I.II.IV – S |
The ATX Leg Press/Hack Squat is a certified commercial machine. Designed for the smaller European gyms and studios it combines a heavy duty build with multi purpose features. This is what sets it apart from the competition. It is the same quality as a high end stand alone leg press or hack squat machine. German design has combined the two which not only saves on space but also price.
There are loads of Leg Press/Hack Squat Machines on the market and most of them are cheaper. However they do not compare in quality, features and durability.

Thick Foam Angled pads with grips at the top and superb range of motion.

65 cm wide and can be flipped up for standing calf raises.

Convert to leg press from hack squats in seconds.

66 cm wide with anti-slip texture.

Guiderails made from 40mm thick solid steel.

6 adjustment positions. The safety stopper can be taken out for more range of motion.

Get more support at the bottom of the movement. A must for hack squats! With nylon band rollers and band tensioner.

Resistance band can be tensioned with built in slider.

Protects the resistance bands from damage.

Can be adjusted 4 ways for both hack squats and leg press (backrest pad).

Thick rubber boots for floor protection.

Switch between two quality exercises in just a couple of seconds!

I feel like it was important to properly explain how you can increase or decrease the load using the resistance bands. First of all, the carriage itself weights 68 kgs and at the 45-degree angle it gives you an approximate resistance of 34 kgs.
While it may not be a problem to lift this weight for most of the hardcore bodybuilders, it may be a problem for some beginners. Or those who are going through rehab. ATX® have added a few rollers & mounting points so that you could both increase or decrease the weight load or changing the force curve.
Use the resistance band pegs which are sitting at the bottom of the frame, right next to your leg press seat. They have been welded to the frame, so you don’t have to worry about them going missing (in case you are running a commercial gym, or have kids.)


Attach the resistance band to the first peg, then go under the following one and hook it up on the weight horns of the sled.
They come with nylon sleeves, which roll on to the welded-on band pegs. This not only helps the resistance band move more freely but also extends its longevity as it is not getting stuck and torn apart by metal pieces.
The pegs also feature stoppers which keep both the nylon sleeves and the resistance band in place.
If you have ever tried doing hack squats, you know that they can be taxing on your knees. Having a high starting load definitely does not help you or make this exercise more comfortable.
Pull the pin out the resistance band adjustment system in the back and thread the resistance band through.


Simply put it over the top rollers and hook it up to the carriage.
You can increase/decrease the resistance and the force curve using the handle with the pull pin in the back of the machine.
Obviously, you can use this system for all four exercises – leg presses, hack squats, seated calf presses, standing calf raises.
A lot of people believe that the equipment is difficult to assemble as it involves a lot of small parts. But it is nothing like your Ikea drawers! Even though the equipment is being shipped in a crate, a lot of pieces are already pre-assembled.
It took me around 4 hours to get this leg press up and running, that is with the right tools, a bit of knowledge and two left hands.
I would recommend asking a mate to help you out, as some pieces are quite heavy and may be tricky to bolt on.
1 x ATX® Leg Press/Hack Squat 4in1 Combo.
Please note: the pictures may feature optional attachments or items which are not included with the unit. This is to show the possible configurations/use of the unit.
It is designed for serious home gyms, PT studios and commercial facilities that want a compact but heavy‑duty adjustable solution.
Both the leg press and hack squat target quads, glutes and hamstrings, while the toe press and standing calf functions focus on calves and ankle strength.
The bottom footplate angle can be adjusted to multiple positions for both leg press and hack squat, letting you shift emphasis between quads, glutes and hamstrings.
8 x rollers with a total of sixteen thrust/pressure bearings and 40 mm solid steel guide rails make the carriage run silky‑smooth even under very heavy loads on this leg press hack squat combo.
For a commercial‑grade machine, it has a relatively space‑efficient footprint, especially compared with separate leg press and hack squat machines.
Compared to free barbell squats, a guided machine can reduce spinal loading and help you train legs hard while maintaining better back support.
Yes, the fixed sled path, adjustable safety stops and supportive pads make it beginner‑friendly, provided you use sensible loads and proper technique.
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