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Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
145 kg |
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| Dimensions | 176 × 63 × 55 cm |
Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
120 kg |
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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350 kg |
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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192x111cm |
| Height | 176cm |
| Certification | EN 20957 I.II.IV – H |
Inclusions InclusionsThese are the specific items that you will receive when you purchase the product. Some products are shown with items that are not included for demonstration purposes. |
Base Machine. SOLD SEPARATELY – Weight Plates, Resistance Bands |
The ATX Vertical Leg Press will allow you to re-live the golden era. Many bodybuilders believe that this a is more effective exercise than a 45 degree leg press where it is easier to press the equivalent weight than on a vertical press. Not only is this exercise great for targeting the quads, you can also hit the hamstrings and glutes.

Angled, with anti-slip finish. An extra bar has been welded to the top, which allows you to pull yourself up while getting in and out.

Two 300 mm long weight horns on a side of a carriage with an additional “stumpy” mounted to the top of the footplate.

30 mm Thick Guiderails with silky smooth linear bearings.

4 height adjustment positions for the safety stopper.
2 Start/Stop height positions.

Provides you with the optimal biomechanics. Width of the backrest pad – 45 cm.

Only 110 cm deep and can be pushed right against the wall.

For those who want to further increase the dynamic loading of the movement.

Comfortable foam padding all around.

Located at the bottom of the backrest pad, will help you to stay in place during heavy presses.


Unlike traditional 45° leg presses, the vertical leg press directs the weight load squarely onto your leg muscles, making every rep challenging. This design delivers stimulation for your quads while engaging your hamstrings and glutes in a way different to a 45 degree leg press.

You may hear some opinions on the vertical leg press as an exercise. Some people claim it can damage your back. Some say it is inferior to other leg exercises. In this video Flex Lewis demonstrates the correct form on the exercise.
Most importantly he mentions that not a lot of gyms have these machines, but it was one of the first he got for his gym. Judging by his wheels he might be a bloke that you might listen to for leg training advice.
Flex is demonstrating on the Arsenal Vertical Leg Press which would be close to $10K in Australia. On the other end of the spectrum are cheap machines that are not just flimsy but downright dangerous. The ATX Vertical Leg Press is the perfect middle ground.


Say goodbye to overpriced or flimsy alternatives. The ATX-VLP-600 Vertical Leg Press delivers exceptional performance at an unbeatable price. Whether you’re training at home or in a professional setting, this machine is built to last, providing you with years of safe and effective workouts.

Note: WEIGHT PLATES and RESISTANCE BANDS are sold separately.
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