Collection: Leg Press Machine

Leg Press Machines

Build elite lower-body strength with the right leg press machine.

Our collection features commercial-grade frames, smooth linear bearings, wide adjustable footplates, and supportive pads designed for deep, controlled reps. Choose from 45° leg press machines, vertical leg press designs, and space-saving sleds ideal for premium home gyms.

Why choose a leg press machine from Grit Grind Strength

  • Commercial durability: Oversized steel tubing, reinforced welds, and scratch-resistant finishes

  • Ultra-smooth travel: Precision guide rods or linear bearings for consistent, low-friction movement

  • Ergonomic setup: Adjustable back pads and multi-angle footplates to target quads, glutes, and hamstrings

  • Safety first: Integrated safety stops and easy unracking for confident heavy sets

  • Plates ready: 2″ Olympic compatibility and optional on-frame storage

Best Leg Press Machine for Your Space

  • 45° Sled: Best all-around choice for strength and hypertrophy with natural knee/hip tracking

  • Vertical Leg Press: Small footprint, direct load feel; great for tight spaces

  • Compact/Hybrid Designs: Streamlined frames for home gyms without sacrificing stability

Pro tips

Start with moderate loads to dial in foot placement (high/wide for glutes/hamstrings; lower/narrow for quads). Keep hips pinned to the pad, maintain neutral spine, and avoid locking out under max loads.

Complete your setup: Explore Olympic weight plates, barbell collars, and plate storage to keep changeovers fast and your space dialed.

Leg Press Machine FAQ 

Which leg press machine is best for home gyms?
Compact 45° sleds or vertical leg press models offer strong stability with a smaller footprint.

What plates do these machines use?
Most models use standard 2″ Olympic plates (sold separately).

Are safety stops included?
Yes—commercial and home-gym models include built-in safety stops for controlled range of motion.

How do I target different muscles?
Lower/narrow foot placement emphasizes quads; higher/wider hits glutes and hamstrings.