Seated Calf Raise Machine

Seated Calf Raise Machine

Build powerful, defined calves. This seated calf raise machine keeps your knees at a 90-degree angle to isolate the soleus - the deep calf muscle that drives optimal size, endurance, and strength gains. With 9.5" Olympic weight sleeves, you can load up to 550 LB of plates - ample capacity for progressive overload. With four adjustable thigh pad settings, you can dial in your machine for comfort and custom stability - so all your effort goes to your calves, not on stabilizing yourself. Built with a robust steel frame and solid welds, this ergonomic design features a premium padded vinyl seat, a vertical hand grip, and slip-free diamond-plated foot bars for comfortable, stable positioning.

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Seated Calf Raise Machine Reviews

Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Seated Calf Raise Machine have an average rating of 2.33 out of 5. They're currently the #5 most-owned Calf Machine on Gym Radar, with 7 home gyms reporting ownership.

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2.33 / 5
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2.40 / 5
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1.80 / 5
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2.80 / 5

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James Patton
Tetris Maze Machine Society
95 reviews
1032 points
(3.00)
4/10/2026
There’s a reason you can find these super cheap on FBM It’s not the best seated calf raise machine, but it’s cheap and does its job adequately I paid $70 used for mine & id say it’s easily worth that price Build quality is meh & the design is just okay. Decent value though!
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REX PECKINPAUGH
REX PECKINPAUGH's Gym
143 reviews
1664 points
(3.00)
3/23/2026
This piece ws not designed well. It contacts your body in several wrong places. I did not pay much for it and then sold it for even less There are much better options if you want something like this.
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SECK's GYM
SECK's GYM
2 reviews
389 points
(2.33)
3/21/2026
Picked mine up on marketplace for $80 so I can't complain (much). Seat pad is nice, calf block isn't too bad. My main issue is the position of where the pad goes on your quad area. The design pulls you forward as you do reps. Can it train calves? Yes ... does it feel safer and more sturdy to do it on my smith machine with a loaded barbell ... yes. I don't have some of the build quality issues others are speaking of, mine is more of an overall design issue but it does work. All that being said if I paid retail for this I would not be happy.
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The Barn Barbell
The Barn Barbell's Gym
290 reviews
2402 points
(2.00)
2/26/2026
Bought in early Titan days. With a drill and an extra trip to the hardware store we were in business. It wasn’t a total piece of junk, but 100% home gym use only. In a commercial or semi-commercial setting it wouldn’t last long. It’s currently sitting in my “island of misfit gains” which the machine holding area where I pretend I’ll want to use it again before selling.
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Big Caleb
Caleb W.'s Gym
4 reviews
326 points
(1.33)
2/25/2026
This has to be one the worst pieces of equipment I have purchased. Took a gamble on it at the time since it was fairly inexpensive, but should have known that was a bad sign. It is loosely constructed and extremely unsteady, the holes were not properly lined up, so you had to fight to keep it from pulling you to the left. I’m almost certain the calf block was also welded on incorrectly. I would have felt bad reselling this to someone else, so I salvaged what I could from it before selling the rest as scrap metal.
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