Leg Extension Machines
Leg extension machines from Bells of Steel, Force USA, Temple of Gainz and more, with or without a leg curl.
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How to Choose a Leg Extension Machine
Most leg extension machines here add a leg curl to the same frame, which saves floor space in a home gym. All ship free to the contiguous US with the manufacturer's warranty.
- Weight stack or plates: a selectorized machine changes the load with a pin, and the stacks here run from 210 to 310 lbs. A plate-loaded machine uses your own plates. Our guide to plate-loaded vs selectorized leg extensions compares the two.
- Leg curl: a combo machine trains quads and hamstrings in one footprint. Check whether the curl is seated, like the Temple of Gainz Quadrilogy, or prone, like the GMWD LE08 2.0.
- Adjustments: the back pad, leg roller and start position align your knee with the pivot of the machine. More settings fit more users, which matters in a shared gym.
- Footprint: lengths run from 54.6 in on the GMWD LE08 2.0 to 68 in on the Force USA Solitude. Leave room to step in and out from the side.
- Home or commercial use: warranty terms often differ between the two. Check them on the product page, read our guide to commercial vs residential equipment, or ask us before ordering for a facility.