35 Degree Hack Squat Model 9NP-L1130

35 Degree Hack Squat Model 9NP-L1130

Designed with all users in mind, the over-sized foot plate of Nautilus Hack Squat allows several different foot positions for safety and workout variety.

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35 Degree Hack Squat Model 9NP-L1130 Reviews

Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Nautilus 35 Degree Hack Squat Model 9NP-L1130 have an average rating of 4.33 out of 5. They're currently the #74 most-owned Leg Press / Hack Squat on Gym Radar, with 1 home gyms reporting ownership.

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4.33 / 5
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4.00 / 5
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5.00 / 5
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4.00 / 5

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Garage Gym Collective
Garage Gym Collective's Gym
243 reviews
2034 points
(4.67)
8/10/2026
Overall a super solid hack squat. No adjustability, but it really doesn’t need any. Very well built, affordable, smooth, and good range of motion. Can’t go wrong with this.
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Robo
The Cage
185 reviews
1836 points
(3.33)
2/24/2026
This is a direct clone of the flex fitness hack of old. A very good solid hack at less steep angle which makes it very joint friendly... No adjustable foot plate is unfortunate for a modern hack….commercial grade for sure there is nothing wrong but think there are better options for comparable price
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TurtleSpeed-Peyton
Turtle Speed Gym
136 reviews
1554 points
(5.00)
2/24/2026
Awesome hack squat. Large back pad fits tall and short users. Extremely smooth and the 35 degree angle is very comfortable for those of with knee problems. Expensive but not overpriced for an amazing and gorgeous commercial hack squat. The only one that is better is the Atlantis Pro for double the price.
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