
Flex Fitness Hamtractor Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Flex Fitness Flex Fitness Hamtractor have an average rating of 4.80 out of 5. They're currently the #58 most-owned Leg Extension / Leg Curl on Gym Radar, with 1 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
4.40 / 5
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(5.00)
The GOAT. Only seated leg curl that comes close is the Strive/Prime. I personally like the StarTrac version better as you get some extra adjustability with the adjustable leg roller. The stretch on this machine can't be beat. There is a reason these are so difficult to find and sell for so much.

(4.00)
This is a great hamstring curl machine. I tried it at madhouse in Atlanta
It’s arguably the best leg curl machine ever made
However, it’s just not worth anywhere near its 10k price tag
It’s also not worth the floor space for a dedicated leg curl machine for me. Yes, it is the best, but it’s not that much better to be worth the floor space & the huge price tag

(5.00)
I think this is one of those machines thats reputation speaks for itself. You'd be lucky to find one for under $10,000 these days. I saw one listed on Facebook that was pulled out of Mark Wahlberg's gym and they wanted $50k for it. I'm really surprised nobody has been able to make a clone of this machine

(5.00)
This is the best seated leg curl I have ever used. My dad has had this machine in his STL gym for 30+ years so obviously build quality is exceptional.
The best part about the Hamtractor is that you can set the calf/ankle pad high for a great pre stretch, set the knee pad nice and tight so you can stay in the seat and keep tension on the hams, and then use the lever arm to assist pushing the ankle pad down to where you can still get your legs in and get that pre stretch. Great force curve, great seat angle. This is the GOAT.

(5.00)
This is the goat leg curl. The best feel of all time. They have one at Apollon Gym in Edison NJ if you are in the area. try it for yourself....getting more and more rare to find them in good condition, and can cost upward of 10k now.

