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Talk to a leg machines specialist| Max User Weight | 240 kg |
| Assembled Dimensions | 211.6 cm x 154.3 cm x 165 cm (L x W x H), 80 cm wide at the foot end |
| Frame | 12-gauge steel |
| Warranty | 12 Months Parts Replacement |
Home lifters who want to train legs heavy without a spotter get a 2-in-1 leg press and hack squat built on a 12-gauge steel frame that holds up to 400 kg of sled load. The 45 degree angled sled runs on rails with safety catches and lock-in levers, and it comes with a 100 kg CORTEX Tri-Grip V2 plate set (4 x 20 kg and 2 x 10 kg) so you can start loading as soon as it's built.
The trade-off to know up front: this is a full-sized machine, 211.6 cm long and 154.3 cm wide, that doesn't fold, and its intakes take tri-grip or other small-diameter plates only, not bumpers. Plan a permanent spot and build it there.
What sells me on the LP-10 is the 400 kg sled rating paired with a 240 kg user limit: this is a machine that keeps up long after you've stopped adding plates casually.
The 380 mm intakes cap you at 8 x 20 kg plates per side, so very strong lifters will top out eventually. The 2-in-1 hack squat function is where it earns its keep, loading quads hard without a spotter.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
This is a plate-loaded leg machine that does two jobs: 45 degree leg press and hack squat, on one 45 degree sled running on rail and bearings.
It comes with a 100 kg CORTEX Tri-Grip V2 rubber plate set (4 x 20 kg and 2 x 10 kg plates), so you can load and train as soon as it's built.
What this means for you: Two of the heaviest lower-body lifts covered by one machine, and the plates to load it come with it.
The single sled switches between the leg press and the hack squat, so you can train quads, glutes and hamstrings from two angles without buying two machines.
Hack squat handles and a padded backrest mean you can swap stance and movement without leaving the station.
What this means for you: For a home or garage gym with limited floor space, one footprint covers two big lower-body lifts.
This is a full-sized unit, not a compact trainer. The sled carries up to 400 kg, so there is room to keep adding weight as your leg press climbs.
Assembled it measures 211.6 cm long, 154.3 cm wide (80 cm at the foot end) and 165 cm high, which clears a standard ceiling comfortably.
What this means for you: The 400 kg sled ceiling means strong lifters will not outgrow this machine quickly.
The 45 degree footplate adjusts position and has an anti-slip surface, so you can set foot height and width to hit quads, glutes or hamstrings differently.
A high stance shifts load toward the glutes and hamstrings; a lower, narrower stance drives the quads.
What this means for you: Changing your foot placement lets one machine target several muscle groups across your leg day.
The frame is built from 12-gauge steel at 2.5 mm thickness, with 100 mm x 50 mm tube sections carrying the load.
At 148 kg net, the unit stays planted under heavy loads rather than shifting around the room.
What this means for you: Heavy tube and a 148 kg base are what let this machine sit steady under a loaded sled.
The loading horns take Olympic (50 mm) plates, and the intakes are sized for tri-grip or other small-diameter plates.
Bumper plates are too large in diameter to fit, so stick with the included Tri-Grip set or other small-diameter plates.
What this means for you: If you already own Olympic tri-grip plates, they load straight onto the sled alongside the included set.
Integrated safety catches and lock-in levers let you set a stopping point and secure the sled, which matters when you are training heavy legs alone.
You rack and unrack the sled with the levers rather than wrestling the weight at the end of a set.
What this means for you: Solo lifters can push close to failure knowing the catches will hold the sled.
A padded backrest supports your spine on the leg press, while padded shoulder pads take the load across your traps in the hack squat.
The 240 kg max user weight means the seat and pads are built for larger lifters, not just light users.
What this means for you: Good contact points keep your position stable so you can focus on driving the sled.
Four 50 mm storage pegs keep your plates on the machine and off the floor, each rated to hold 60 kg.
That is up to 240 kg of plates parked within reach, so loading and stripping the sled between sets is quicker.
What this means for you: On-board storage means your plates stay organised and your loading changes are faster.
| Product Type | 2-in-1 Leg Press / Hack Squat |
| Frame | 12-gauge steel |
| Steel Thickness | 2.5 mm |
| Tube Size | 100 mm x 50 mm |
| Sled | 45 degree angled sled on rail and bearings |
| Footplate | 45 degree, adjustable, anti-slip |
| Weight Plate Compatibility | Olympic (50 mm) tri-grip or small-diameter plates only. Bumper plates are not compatible. |
| Weight Plate Intakes | 380 mm per side (max 8 x 20 kg plates) |
| Storage Pegs | 4 pegs (50 mm diameter) |
| Storage Peg Capacity | 60 kg per peg |
| Safety & Comfort Features | Integrated safety catches, lock-in levers, padded backrest and shoulder pads, non-slip foot platform, hack squat handles |
| Included Weight Plates | 100 kg CORTEX Tri-Grip V2 Rubber Weight Plate Set (4 x 20 kg, 2 x 10 kg) |
| Assembled Dimensions | 211.6 cm x 154.3 cm x 165 cm (L x W x H), 80 cm wide at the foot end |
| Net Weight (Unit) | 148 kg |
| Max User Weight | 240 kg |
| Max Sled Weight | 400 kg |
| Packaging | 8 cartons, 278 kg total (machine: 3 cartons, 178 kg; plates: 5 cartons, 100 kg) |
| Warranty | 12 Months Parts Replacement |
Effort: a job for two or more people, 4 assembly steps in the manual. Tools: a spanner / wrench or hex key (bolts and fixings are included).
It ships in 8 cartons weighing 278 kg in total, so it arrives by freight: 3 cartons for the machine (178 kg, the heaviest 66 kg) and 5 for the 100 kg plate set. Have a clear path to the room where it's going. Check every carton against the packing list before the driver leaves, and keep the packaging until you've confirmed all parts are present.
Take photos before unpacking and email support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We'll lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're set up. You won't deal with the courier or the manufacturer directly, that's our job.
It's a job for two or more people, and the manual walks you through 4 assembly steps. You'll need a spanner or wrench (the manual also allows a hex key); the bolts and fixings are all included. The second person matters more for steadying the frame and sled than for the bolting itself, since the unit assembled weighs 148 kg and isn't something you want to wrangle solo.
Each plate intake is 380 mm per side, holding up to 8 x 20 kg plates, and the sled is rated to a 400 kg max load. It takes Olympic (50 mm) tri-grip or other small-diameter plates, though bumper plates won't fit. The included 100 kg Tri-Grip V2 set (4 x 20 kg and 2 x 10 kg) puts 50 kg on each side to start, and you can add plates as you get stronger.
Assembled it measures 211.6 cm long, 154.3 cm wide (80 cm at the foot end) and 165 cm high. At 165 cm tall it clears a standard 2.4 m ceiling with plenty of room. Leave space behind and to the sides for loading plates and moving around the sled, so plan for a footprint a bit larger than the frame itself. It doesn't fold, so pick a permanent spot.
It's a 2-in-1 leg press and hack squat on a 12-gauge steel frame, with a 240 kg max user weight and a 400 kg max sled load. That suits everyone from beginners building leg strength to experienced lifters pushing heavy sets. The integrated safety catches and lock-in levers make it genuinely usable training alone.
Same sled, two jobs. In leg press mode you push through the 45 degree footplate with your back on the padded backrest, loading quads, glutes and hamstrings. The hack squat uses the shoulder pads and dedicated handles so you drive the load more like a squat, shifting emphasis toward the quads. The adjustable anti-slip footplate lets you fine-tune foot position for both.
It comes with a 12-month parts replacement warranty, handled by us here in Australia. If the product page shows the 100 Day Money Back Guarantee badge, you have 100 days to return it as-new, disassembled and in its original packaging with all parts. You get the product price and original delivery fee refunded with no restocking fee; we organise the return freight and you cover that cost.
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