
HYBRID | Leg Extension/ Leg Curl Combo
The Hybrid Leg Extension/Leg Curl Combo offers a smooth & easy transition from a Leg Extension machine to a Prone/Lying Leg Curl with the pull of a lever. This combo machine comes equipped with 8 shin/calf pad adjustments, 8 back/chest pad adjustments, a variety of starting range adjustments as well as fixed handles in both the Leg Extension & Leg Curl positions to accommodate a variety of different body types.
HYBRID | Leg Extension/ Leg Curl Combo Reviews
Based on 3 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Prime Fitness HYBRID | Leg Extension/ Leg Curl Combo have an average rating of 4.89 out of 5. They're currently the #12 most-owned Leg Extension / Leg Curl on Gym Radar, with 6 home gyms reporting ownership.
3 Reviews
Performance
5.00 / 5
Build Quality
5.00 / 5
Value
4.67 / 5
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(5.00)
Love this machine. I’d been wanting a true commercial-grade leg extension / leg curl combo for a while, and both movements on this actually feel really good, which is pretty rare for a combo machine.
I had a few Boba mods done to mine too (shoutout Nick) which made it even better. Added a seat belt to keep me locked in, extra adjustment holes on the seat so I can get farther forward and get a bigger stretch on the quads, and more adjustability on the lower leg roller so I can dial in the pad position better.
I also prefer lying leg curls over seated leg curls, and the curl side on this gives me really good ROM and feels super smooth.
Only real downside is there’s a little play in the seat pad when doing the leg curl. I usually just grab the frame instead of the handles and it doesn’t bother me much.
S tier machine for me.

(5.00)
Amazing build quality, tons of adjustability, ability to change resistance profiles. By far the best combo on the market along with the plate loaded version.

(4.67)
It's Prime. It's beautiful, it's very high quality, it's expensive. The weight stack feels adequate for lifters of pretty much every strength level. There is an adjustable twist knob that lets you quickly add additional 5 lb increments to the resistance, and is smartly done. The action from upright to prone is smooth. I am able to get a good stretch in the extension and flexion mode, but I set the leg roller to the maximum distance for each function to achieve that. I do wish they had added holes all the way around for the pop pin on the leg roller adjustment, as you could get a little more functionality out of it. There is a little bit of wobble on the upper pad when you have the machine in the prone position. I have heard Prime is fixing this (or maybe already have fixed this). The machine is excellent, but difficult to recommend to home gym folks, now that there is many other more affordable, but good quality options on the market now


