Our Robust Range of Leg Machines
Train smarter and build stronger. Our selection of commercial and home gym leg machines is engineered to give gym-goers of all fitness levels the tools to push harder and recover better. Each machine is carefully designed to target various leg muscles safely and effectively.
Leg Press Machines
Power through your lower body sessions with our range of leg press machines. Designed for maximum stability and load, these units help isolate and build strength in the quads, glutes and hamstrings.
Our made-to-order Apex leg press machine is the ideal option for gym owners looking for a heavy-duty machine that can withstand daily wear and meet the demands of gain-hungry bodybuilders. With a max load capacity of 525kg, this robust leg press allows you to push for new heights.
Leg Curl & Extension Machines
Maximise your leg workouts with our precision-engineered leg curl and leg extension machines. Each machine helps target key muscle groups like hamstrings and quadriceps with precision. The controlled movements support safe progression, whether you're training for hypertrophy or rehab.
Hack Squat Machines
Our plate-loaded hack squat machines offer a secure and supportive setup to challenge your quads, glutes and calves without the need for a spotter. These machines are ideal for progressive overload and perfecting proper form. Their cushioned shoulder bases allow for heavy-weight setups without adding strain to your skin or muscles.
Hip Thrust Machines
Build serious glute power with our Gluteus Maximiser hip thrust machine. Engineered for safe, effective and controlled hip thrusts, this robust machine helps you isolate and strengthen your glutes, hamstrings and core with precision. The compact footprint makes it ideal for smaller spaces, while its heavy-duty steel frame ensures long-term durability.
Multi-Use Stations
Get more out of every session with combo stations designed to streamline your workout routine safely. Designed to target the legs, shoulders, arms, chest and back, our Smith machine is ideal for those looking to maximise training capacity with minimal footprint.
Upgrade your home or commercial gym with Factory Weights' professional-grade machines. Get in touch to request a quote for larger orders.
FAQs
Explore our answers to some frequently asked questions to learn more about leg machines for the gym.
What are the most popular leg machines?
Some of the most popular leg machines used in home and commercial gyms include:
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Leg press machines: Ideal for building overall leg strength, especially in the quads, glutes and hamstrings, while offering back support and controlled movement.
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Leg curl machines: Specifically target the hamstrings, helping improve knee stability and lower body power.
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Leg extension machines: Are lower impact and focus on isolating the quadriceps, making them great for sculpting and strengthening the front of the thighs.
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Hack squat machines: A powerful compound movement machine that targets the quads, glutes and calves with a slightly different angle than traditional squats, reducing stress on the lower back.
These machines are staples in leg day routines thanks to their efficiency, safety and ability to isolate specific muscle groups.
Are leg machines suitable for beginners?
Yes! While they may look intimidating, gym leg workout machines are an excellent choice for beginners. They provide guided movement patterns that help you learn proper form while reducing the risk of injury.
Unlike free weights, leg machines support your body through the movement, making it easier to target specific leg muscles like the quads, hamstrings, glutes and calves with precision. These machines are also adjustable to suit different fitness levels, allowing beginners to start light and gradually increase resistance as strength improves.
What's the difference between plate-loaded and weight stack machines?
The main difference lies in how you adjust the resistance and the flexibility they offer.
Plate-loaded machines require you to manually add weight plates to adjust resistance, giving you more control and flexibility. This setup allows you to easily change the load, making it ideal for those who prefer fine-tuning their workout intensity. With plate-loaded machines, you can increase the resistance incrementally, making them perfect for progressive overload and advanced training.
On the other hand, weight stack machines use a fixed stack of weights and a selector pin to adjust the load. This makes them more convenient for quick adjustments during your workout, as you simply slide the pin into the desired weight. Weight stack machines are often preferred for those who want a smooth, hassle-free workout experience without having to handle plates.
How do I choose the best leg exercise machine for my gym?
Consider your space, training style, and goals. If you're limited on space, multi-use or combo machines are a great option, offering versatility. For more targeted results, specialised machines like the leg press or leg curl provide focused training on specific leg muscles, helping you achieve your goals more efficiently.
Still feeling unsure? Contact our friendly team for expert guidance on the best leg machines for your needs.
Factory Weights: Professional-Grade Leg Exercise Machines
At Factory Weights, we deliver functional fitness and strength training equipment trusted by professionals and beginners across the country. Whether you're fitting out a commercial gym or building an elite home setup, you can count on our commitment to providing gym equipment that’s heavy on quality and light on price.
We offer more than just the right equipment to help you achieve your goals. We also offer a bespoke gym design and fit-out service, expert support and access to our training academy, ensuring you’re well-equipped for success.
Ordering & Delivery
We offer fast UK delivery on all leg gym machines. Stock moves quickly, so don’t wait! Larger orders can be arranged through a custom quote.
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