The FFITTECH Leg Press & Hack Squat PL698 is a heavy-duty, plate-loaded lower-body machine designed to deliver uncompromising strength training through two foundational movements in one robust, modular unit. Built for commercial gyms, performance facilities, and serious training environments, this dual-function machine allows users to transition seamlessly between leg press and hack squat variations—maximising training versatility without increasing floor space.

Engineered with biomechanical precision, the PL698 supports natural joint alignment and a smooth, controlled movement path across both exercises. Whether users are focused on building quad strength, glute power, hamstring development, or overall lower-body mass, this machine delivers consistent resistance and stability under heavy loads.

As part of the FFITTECH Plate Loaded family, the Leg Press & Hack Squat PL698 is designed to integrate seamlessly into modular gym layouts, giving facility owners the flexibility to build out strength zones their way, without compromise.

Key Features & Benefits

Dual-Function Design
Combines leg press and hack squat movements in a single machine, expanding programming options while conserving valuable gym floor space.

Plate-Loaded Resistance
Allows unrestricted loading using Olympic weight plates, making it ideal for progressive strength training and advanced lifters.

Biomechanically Engineered Movement
Optimised range of motion supports correct joint tracking and consistent muscle engagement through every repetition.

Heavy-Duty Commercial Construction
Manufactured with a reinforced frame and continuous welds at all joints to ensure maximum structural integrity under high loads.

Comfort-Focused Contact Points
Thick, supportive padding and non-absorbent rubber hand grips provide comfort, hygiene, and control during intense training sessions.

Modular FFITTECH Design
Part of the FFITTECH Plate Loaded range, designed to work cohesively across custom gym layouts and performance zones.

Technical Specifications

Ideal For

• Heavy lower-body strength training

• Quad, glute, hamstring, and calf development

• Performance and hypertrophy programming

• Commercial gyms and high-load training environments