244 Hacklift

244 Hacklift

Our Hacklift machine is a topseller around the world. It provides you an open and compact construction without compromising on function or stability.This hacklift machine provides you a tasteful design and an open construction without compromising on function or stability. You both save space at the gym and have a great, safe machine for the users.

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244 Hacklift Reviews

Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Gymleco 244 Hacklift have an average rating of 4.67 out of 5. They're currently the #15 most-owned Leg Press / Hack Squat on Gym Radar, with 4 home gyms reporting ownership.

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Garage Gym Collective
Garage Gym Collective's Gym
243 reviews
2034 points
(4.67)
8/10/2026
Smooth as butter, extremely small footprint, good footplate adjustability, and great build quality.
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Garage Hypertrophy
Garage Hypertrophy's Gym
1 review
338 points
(5.00)
4/25/2026
$4500 new & delivered is not a bad price at all for this and it’s so compact. Very smooth, great biomechanics, super clean look. Love that it’s a 45 degree angle with adjustable footplate. Highly recommend if you can get your hands on it
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Scott Treece
Legacy Strength and Fitness
3 reviews
335 points
(4.33)
3/27/2026
The Gymleco hack squat is a great piece for people looking to get a hack, but are tight on square footage. It is very compact, and they are smart with their weight pin position to save move space. The overall build quality is excellent, and the piece looks awesome. In use, it feels pretty good. The back angle is NOT adjustable. It keeps you more upright, and this took some getting used to, as I previously had the Force USA compact combo unit, which you can adjust the pad to have a little bit of hip flexion. The footplate is adjustable, and I like to keep it tilted down, to get more forward knee travel and more quad recruitment. I'm 5' 11", I'm able to hit pretty deep depth on it. My 5' 1" wife can bottom out if she goes ATG, however. You should note that the machine is 45 degrees. Many hacks and leg presses are 30 degrees, which means you require considerably more plates to hit specific level of resistance. 100 lbs on this machine will feel about the same as 140 lbs on a 30 degree unit. This means fewer trips back and forth to get 45s. The machine is about $4,500 to get it shipped to the US, but check with Gymleco to get a current quote for your location.
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