Temple of Gainz Quadsend 37.5 Degree Leg Press + Hack Squat Machine
Patent-pending 37.5-degree leg press + hack squat combo with seated/standing calf-raise stations and banded/reverse-banded resistance training, plus optional digital-resistance integration via the Beyond Power Voltra I. Kickstarter-funded (raised over $550,000); still in production, with second-run orders now expected to begin shipping late July 2026. No published numeric dimensions or weight capacity.
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Full specifications
Essentials
- Resistance
Size & fit
- Footprint width — fits within
- 50.2 in
- Footprint depth — fits within
- 99.3 in
- Height — fits within
- 56.2 in
Extras
- Catalog status
- New
More specs
- Data status
- Partial
- Attachment / rack-fit claims
- Beyond power voltra integration requires purchasing the beyond power voltra i plus a fixed rack mount (5/8in or 1in holes) — both sold separately; all other required integration hardware is included. at the voltra's 1:2 pulley ratio, the maker states the plate Loaded equivalent feel is 'approximately 3.3x' the selected voltra resistance — explicitly labeled by the maker as a theoretical estimate, not lab Verified.
- Movements
- Leg Press, Hack Squat, Calf Raise
- Availability detail
- In production at capture (2026/07 16); second production run orders expected to begin shipping late July 2026 (estimated). Kickstarter Funded (raised over $550,000, kickstarter 'projects we love'), prototype first revealed at homegymcon 2025.
- Stations / movements detail
- Leg press + seated calf raises; hack squat + standing calf raises; banded and reverse Banded resistance training; back Supported leg press/calf Raise variations available with the optional leg press sled attachment (10 adjustable positions, removable modular design, install/removal under a minute once familiar).
- Included attachments
- Second production run adds: grip Tape upgrade on both footplates, knurled aluminum bolt On waist High handles (3 height settings), a 'shorty' narrower 50in weight Horn configuration, and tog Branded magnetic pins for the back pad/safety stopper/footplate. optional leg press sled attachment sold separately.
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