The Quadsend 37.5° Leg Press + Hack Squat Machine

The best hack/leg press combo on the market. Virtually unlined range of motion on both movements. Voltra integration as well. It’s big, but it also replaces two machines.

The QuadSend is an absolute tank. Bought as part of the Kickstarter campaign, so it came with all the bells and whistles. The main movements for Hack Squat and Leg Press feel amazing and the ROM is insane for both movements. I really like the flexibility the footplate angles to get dialed in and allow for comfortable movement patterns. I am using a lot of variation with the band pegs as well, which is a great addition you don't see on every machine. I'll be honest that I have yet put the Leg Press Sled on the machine yet; it's simply taking up space.

The Quadsend is a beast of a machine. Yoni and his team at Temple of Gainz absolutely knocked this piece out of the park. Super smooth, super solid, and ROM on all movements is maxed out. No to mention the delivery, packaging, assembly instructions and customer service were A1. Assembly was strenuous but straightforward. I broke the bearings on one side during assembly and had a replacement part in 24 hours on the opposite side of the country. People will comment on size, but compare the footprint to any combo of lesser quality (or the total footprint of two stand alone pieces, and it is competitive. The only change I’d want is for the leg press back-pad angle to go a bit lower for a more open hip angle. Even still, both movements surpass or meet the standard of a Nebula/Arsenal leg press and hack squat, but in a combo unit.

An absolute banger of a leg press/hack squat. My hips are super lateral and retroverted, so the wide footplates are the bomb. I also have baby legs (i.e., 28 inseam) and even I can get ATG with room to spare. The motion is smooth and the modularity is quite impressive. Seeing the crate arrive reassured me that my choice to pay two guys to assemble this for me was the right move. It looked... involved. An additional plus side, if there is ever a tornado here I can hide inside of the machine and come out unscathed.

Ever since this machine was announced, I knew I had to own the Quadsend. It was supposedly everything that I wanted in a machine—full ROM, a combo unit with no compromises, and built in Voltra compatibility. I can happily report that it is as advertised. This think is seriously built like a tank and you’ll know it right away since the crate weighs 1200 pounds. Building it was challenging at times. You definitely need a helper for the foot plate minimum but there are a couple steps that are much easier with a second set of hands. As for how it performs, it’s everything that was promised. That may sound hyperbolic but you truly get full range of motion for both hack squats and leg press. I have yet to use my Voltra on it but there’s no reason to assume it doesn’t work well. I got the machine for the early bird kickstarter pricing which was $3499+$200 for the Voltra kit, which may influence my value rating slightly. Currently, it’s $4199 with no add ons. I truly think this machine was worth the purchase. There’s nothing else out there that does all that this machine does. This is a piece that will be the centerpiece of your gym and you’ll never replace. Yes, the price is more now but it’s something you’ll never have to replace. Like they say, “buy once, cry once”

This is an awesome leg press/hack squat combo. Extremely smooth in both movements and easy to change between the two. The assembly took a long time, but the directions were extremely helpful. Each step has a picture with all the components and hardware required from the factory, along with more detailed pictures and an explanation on how to best complete each step. I was able to do all steps by myself except installing the hack squat footplate, but depending on the size of your space and how tall you are you may need another person to install the guide rods so you don’t destroy the bearings. I’ve only had it for a couple days so I can’t speak as to how well this will hold up long term but this is definitely a great piece if you enjoy the hack squats and leg press movements. I’d say the only downsides is it does have a large footprint and if you use the weight horns on the inside of the machine it’s a little awkward getting them in and out of there. Overall I’m really happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it.

Officially the first Quadsend customer. I picked it up from their warehouse. Definitely an advanced build to put together and room for critical error. After getting it put together the machine has been greater and smooth they really made sure to pack in as much to make this a huge space saver, I use it mostly as a lower body volume finisher still new so giving it some abuse