On the surface this seems like a boat anchor of a leg press. The platform is small. The seat is what moves. The stack ain’t big. When a Y had for sale and no buyers I figured telling them it wasn’t worth $100 was a statement not a negotiation. $100 later it was in my gym and we moved out for a more versatile leg press. It is great to teach people to drive through a floor and the narrow plate forces a ton of quad focus. Now permanently on loan to a local Special Olympics team it’s still got life.

If you’re a bumper person, these are a really nice piece. They look really good, feel great in hand. And take a nice bounce. Do seem a little thicker than I’m used to in other brands but they also don’t have a big bevel cut.

Extremely overbuilt and will take any abuse someone throws at it. See multiple with the stickers warping, but that’s about the worst shade I can throw.

Some would say one brand is better over another. Folks - they are the same. In photo are York and Rogue. Tell me the key difference? These are functional and a reasonable price for new hex heads. I have not seen coating breakdown quickly in any of the gyms that have, and all are commercial spaces with heavy usage.

A really nice piece and I see as on par with any other brand. Never had a concern at 370 BW using, upholstery lasts, and the linear system is very nice compared to hinging models. If you find used, jump on it immediately!