
The Original HUSLA Leg Extension Add On V3
The HUSLA Pad increases leg extension range of motion (ROM) by 8cm (3.15") for deeper reps and stronger quad activation. Made from high-density EVA foam, it’s designed to stay secure during working sets and is compatible with most leg extension machines.
The Original HUSLA Leg Extension Add On V3 Reviews
Based on 16 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Husla Lifting The Original HUSLA Leg Extension Add On V3 have an average rating of 3.13 out of 5. They're currently the #15 most-owned Pads on Gym Radar, with 25 home gyms reporting ownership.
16 Reviews
Performance
3.63 / 5
Build Quality
3.38 / 5
Value
2.38 / 5
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(3.00)
Works well but I don't use it as much as I thought I would. Definitely over priced.

(4.33)
Overpriced but is a game changer for leg extensions without enough range of motion

(4.00)
I got on Facebook marketplace for $40 with two straps so can't complain about value, the material could be better but function is great with my isolator.

(2.67)
It's a good piece to add a bit of range of motion but it's overprice and the build quality/finish doesn't give me the feeling it will last forever

(3.00)
It works for my magnum combo unit
I wish they still had the V1 version, as many people I’ve talked to says it is better
It’s expensive for what it is
(2.00)
Didn't work for me, sadly; I have a Life Fitness leg extension/leg curl, and this just didn't fit or stay on. I kept it to throw in a gym bag, but if I were doing it again, I wouldn't purchase. The solution I ended up going with is to get a $20 foam pad from Amazon and velcro it to the leg pieces.

(1.67)
I'll start by saying this product may work well for some people, so I wouldn't call it useless. Unfortunately, for my setup, it was a complete miss.
My leg extension machine uses a fully round leg pad, and when I installed this attachment, it constantly shifted out of position due to gravity and the weight of the pad. That meant I had to readjust it before nearly every set, which quickly became frustrating.
The other issue was comfort. Once the weight got heavier (around 160+ lbs in my case), leaving it pressed against my shins between sets became uncomfortable enough that I found myself removing and repositioning it repeatedly. At that point, it was creating more inconvenience than benefit. I have to give credit where it's due— the marketing team did an excellent job because I was genuinely excited to try it. Unfortunately, the real-world experience didn't come close to matching the expectations for me.
Adding to the disappointment was the fact that I waited about a month for delivery and spent over $100 on what is ultimately a piece of foam. Needless to say, it didn't stay in my gym for long. I ended up selling it on Marketplace and recovered roughly 85% of what I paid, so it wasn't a total loss. Overall, this product may have a place on certain machines, but compatibility matters. For my setup, it simply wasn't practical, and if I had the chance to do it over again, I would pass.

(2.67)
Not a good option. If you have a leg extension that only goes up so far at lockout, you wont be able to lock out fully. Plus its way too expensive for a pad

(2.67)
A decent pad but not worth the price. It’s performance is only so so since it moves to easily during repetitions. The elastic straps are nice but they don’t always keep in place. As far as the pad itself it’s very comfortable and made of a nice material but durability isn’t the best as I already have some ripped foam.

(4.33)
Definitely works as expected and is good quality. Worth picking up if you need more stretch



