Which Leg Press is Best For Your Home Gym? 

I appreciate the comment. On the review- they’ve always been very open to feedback in my experience with them, so I don’t know why they wouldn’t publish your review.

I will upload a video of my results I have a machine similar to the smaller they have on video I just got it so I'll take few months but I could say I have basically a home gym in my room xD fid bench plates elliptical a leg press and so on...

Congratulations. That’s awesome. Keep me updated on how it’s working for you.

@@StevieRichardsFitness I love it! I just have one complaint, the hack squat! You can't get a full squat out of it. I'm 5'10 and the stopper is just to high, even when you take off the rubber bumper. I've seen somewhere that somebody cut off the metal and that made a whole difference in range. I might do the same, I just need to get somebody to do it but other than that it is amazing! It is massive.. lol. It is sturdy and smooth. The instructions I wished was more in detail in assembly when it comes to steps to take but I figured it out. It comes in a million pieces and it took some time to put together but if I had help it would off cut my time at least half.

Great points. Thank you for posting this comment. The Force USA G3 is the only all in one trainer that has safety bars for heavier vertical leg presses. However, it still doesn’t have the features of a standalone piece of equipment. If you do decide to purchase either of the leg presses from Force USA, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

That’s awesome. You don’t mess around.

@@StevieRichardsFitness let’s just say I did it for my own good😂😂 Yeah I was a fan of Right To Censor

Email support@forceusa.com. I’m sure they’ll do everything they can to help you.

No need to worry about that with me. The Total Gym has been a device that has intrigued me over the years and I do plan on getting one for review. There’s many people who swear by it. The one thing I have noticed is that the pricing seems to be a bit inflated over the years. Of course, it takes up less space and easier to assemble than one of these all in one trainers. Go see where they have a Total Gym on display and try it out. That’s the only way you’ll really know.

Stay tuned.

Great input on some of the flaws in these machines. I have the vertical leg press attachment for my G15 and love it. I can remove/store it and it’s just a piece of metal. No failure points.

hi thnx for your input ! do you think it will be a problem with the ATX leg press as wel ? it uses rollers.

It can be a better option for some, especially with the much smaller footprint. I will say that people with lower back issues may feel discomfort on the compact leg press due to the distribution/angle of the load.

@@StevieRichardsFitness thanks for this info it's good to know.

The compact leg press has helped my lower back, but you need to be careful and keep your back against the pad. I’ve tweaked mine by not focusing on proper form. If you do decide to purchase the leg press, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

@@StevieRichardsFitness how can not focusing on proper form be good thing?

Yes there is a stopper that you can remove from the compact leg press to go deeper. To be sure, I’d contact customer support. If you do decide to purchase the compact leg press or anything else, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

Hey Brett, The combo doesn’t need to be bolted down. It’s a pretty heavy piece, although you can move it to a different spot in your space if needed. If you do decide to purchase the combo or anything else, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

Hey Paul, I’d choose the combo. To be able to have a full 45 degree leg press and a hack squat in one machine is awesome. It beats the compact leg press on value for the amount of exercises you can do with full range of motion. The only negative is the footprint for those, like me, with limited space. If you do decide to purchase anything, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

None the above. Belt squat and vertical leg press You can get a belt squat machine, or build a platform and do it in a cable machine. A vertical leg press is cheap, reliable and is 100% the load unlike roller angle machines

@@dylano7242 Agree, I was about to buy the compact leg sled until I realized I'd also have to buy $1,000 worth of weight plates. Instead I built a wooden platform with pulleys that allows me belt squat both stacks of my functional trainer

I’m a little over 6’2” and it works great for me. Obviously the full size leg press would be ultimately ideal, but with limited space/budget the compact leg press more than meets my needs. If you do decide to purchase either, please use my link- www.forceusa.com/stevie Thanks.

@@StevieRichardsFitness Thanks Im trying to decide between this or the Powertec leg press(full size one) Im 5'8" but need to have my feet a little higher to keep my knees from going over my toes due to knee pain. Do you have a link for Powertec as well?(associate link)

I do not have an affiliate link for that. Thanks for offering to use it. It really boils down to what will work best in the long run for you. I checked out the Powertec leg press and it doesn’t look bad at all. I’d check on their warranty and customer service to make sure they support the product.

I’m over 6’2” and the compact leg press works fine. If you have the room and the budget, I’d definitely go for the full hack squat/leg press combo. If you do decide to purchase either or anything else, please use my link: www.forceusa.com/stevie

Thank you I will use your link I was a little worried the combo leg press wouldn’t let press out as much cause of how tall I am

I tan more than he does lol.