Leg Press Hack Squat Machine

Range of motion sucks on both movements and the rollers are cheap so it isn’t smooth

Do not buy. I got this off marketplace because the guy had already removed the stoppers at the bottom and when I tested it out, it felt ok. I was wrong. I’m 6’0 and lose all tension at the bottom of my squats. Only reason I’ve kept it this long is because the leg press is decent.

For reference, I'm 6'1", my wife is 5'2". for both press and hack squat I can almost get close to the depth I like (generally bottom out and lose tension which is jarring and annoying). I like very deep. Wife can't get any kind of depth. she has been using thick yoga pads to get closer on the hack squat. build quality is pretty solid. removing the headrest and top bar makes it much more compact. (though limits the weight capacity). having the issue with the safety dropping mid lift, which is also jarring and annoying. will likely be replacing this unit in the long run.

This has been a nice addition. Very solid build. The operation of the weight trolly is smooth. The footprint needed especially when considering the space to load plates was larger than expected. Found some complaints that the foot pad being too small for multiple positions when pressing but not been a problem for me. The hack squat future works well. I will occasionally reach the safely during squats depending on foot placement. I did run into an issue with one safety arm falling out of position during use which would cause the trolley to lock up. Titan customer service was extremely helpful. The solution ended up being a couple of well-placed hits with a handheld sledgehammer (sounds worse than it was). Titan issued a partial credit for my trouble. No issues since, the machine works perfectly.