Leg Machines

Choose from dedicated machines that support strength and stability in every part of the lower body:

• Leg Press Machines to train the full lower body with heavier loads and guided resistance
• Leg Extension Machines to isolate the quadriceps for focused strength development
• Leg Curl Machines to target the hamstrings through seated or prone movement
• Hack Squat Machines to support compound leg training with back and joint support
• Plate-Loaded or Selectorised Options to suit any home or commercial gym setup

Features of Our Leg Machines

• Heavy-duty steel frames for long-term structural integrity

• Smooth motion systems that provide consistent resistance across the full range of motion

• Adjustable seating, footplates and backrests for optimal positioning

• Plate-loaded or selectorised resistance mechanisms

• Ergonomic pads and handles for stable, supported lower-body movement

• Compact footprints for space efficiency

Our leg exercise equipment is reliable, comfortable and and built for high-frequency training.

Equipment to Pair With Your Leg Machine

Create a complete lower-body setup with complementary equipment such as:

• Weight Plates are essential for adding resistance to plate-loaded machines.

• Adjustable Benches are ideal for glute work and accessory lifts.

• Barbells are great for squats, lunges and compound lower-body training.

• Resistance Bands help with activation and mobility drills.

• Gym Flooring to protect equipment and improve stability during lifts.

These additions help build a complete and versatile lower-body training setup.

Related Muscle Group Equipment

To complement your lower-body training, explore our range of Core Machines and Arm Machines to strengthen the midsection and upper body.

FAQs About Leg Machines

What muscles do leg machines work?
They primarily target the quadriceps, glutes and hamstrings, with support from the calves and hips.

Are leg machines suitable for beginners?
Yes. The defined movement patterns and adjustable resistance make them ideal for learning proper form safely.

What is the difference between plate-loaded and selectorised leg machines?
Plate-loaded machines require weight plates to be added manually. Selectorised machines use built-in stacks with a pin adjustment system.

Can leg workout machines replace squats?
They’re a strong alternative and help users train safely, especially when free-weight squats are not appropriate or available.

Are leg machines good for home gyms?
Yes. Many compact plate-loaded and pin-loaded models deliver commercial-grade performance in smaller spaces.

What is a leg press machine best used for?
A leg press machine is ideal for training the entire lower body with a focus on the quads, glutes and hamstrings. Its stable path and load capacity make it suitable for both strength and hypertrophy work while reducing balance demands.

Need Help Choosing a Leg Machine?

At Little Bloke Fitness, we offer a wide range of leg machines to suit every training space. Whether you're upgrading a home gym or fitting out a commercial facility, we can help you find the right option.

Call 03 9462 3943, email info@littleblokefitness.com.au or visit our Melbourne showroom for expert advice.