RITFIT Leg Extension and Curl Machine, 700LB Adjustable Leg Curl Machine, Seated Leg Extension and Lying Curl Machine for Home Gym, Leg Workout Equipment Compatible with 1'' and 2'' Weight Plates

Great machine, arrived clean and undamaged, all parts accounted for and assembled fairly easy. I’ve been in commercial gyms most of my life and the quality and feel of the piece is right up there with the best commercial gym equipment. I’m looking forward to the arrival of my new leg press after seeing and using this item. Well done Ritfit well done.

Fits perfect in my garage. My wife (5' 4") and myself (6'0") both love this product. Leg extensions and curls are so smooth. I have been using this machine twice a week and loading up to 250lbs without issue. Setup instructions were easy to follow, only took me 15 minutes to setup.

I love that it has the function of quadriceps and hamstrings, the best thing is that I save space, it comes in parts but it is easy to assemble, nothing that a gymbro can't achieve 😎💪🏻

Handles a lot of weight and feels smooth and professional. I’m 6’-2” and I fit good on it.

It’s a good little machine. Not awesome, but good. They should’ve made it so both parts of the seat can adjust. It’s difficult to do the hamstring curls on your stomach because of the seat angle. You can’t get a good full curl. I still do the workout. It’s just not ergonomically correct, but does work good enough. I do love the quad extension though!!! That is dang good!!

I received my leg extension hamstring curl machine a while back but held out on a review because I was having issues with the unit. One of the front legs was lifting up while I was using it. I contacted Rit fit directly and they quickly sent me an email back expressing interest in fixing the issue. They ended up asking for a few pictures and sent me a replacement piece that they thought would fix the issue. The piece they sent did not fix the issue and upon letting them know they offered to send me out a full brand new unit to replace the one I have. I can’t speak heavily enough with how well the customer service treated me during this entire ordeal.Now for the actual unit, it’s so light you can lift it after you build it if you need to move it. That can be a good thing if you use this for home gyms or don’t require a ton of weight to get a good workout. That being said this product has more than enough weight capacity for 97% of people that could use it (Eddie Hall built people are the 3%).Building the machine is also very easy. I’ve built everything from a 6 post rep rack to cable machines and I can honestly say this was the easiest build.The only “issues” I have with the machine is also something I can’t fault them for since the unit is priced so well in my opinion. The tubing they use for the machine is definitely on the thin side and as long as you’re not smashing on the machine there’s no issues, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable loading up a full weight horn and just lifting and dropping it over and over. There’s also no adjustment for the seat, which is very comfy, so my shorter girl friend has an issue reaching the bar for hamstring curls. Again all small gripes and at this price I don’t mind at all. If this company decides to come out with a more commercial rated version of this I’d jump on buying it just because of how well they treated me.11/10 customer service8/10 durability10/10 build ease10/10 space saving unit

Outstanding, I have been through a number of machines and this mirrors a gym machine that costs 3K-5K. Same resistance throughout entire ROM. A must buy for a home gym; you won’t find anything better than this!!!

The other leg extension/curl machines at this price point are usually the pendulum style where you have an inconsistent power curve because the weight doesn't go against gravity at the bottom of the movement. When you start the movement, there is no resistance.This machine solves this problem with the cable. It applies a consistent power curve because the weight is moving up against gravity. To get the same effect for other machines, you have to get a weight stack machine that's generally over $2k.Pleasant surprises:1. The weight horn is made out of metal. My other Ritfit machine I purchased half a year ago is made out of plastic.2. The pulley is aluminum. Cheaper pullies are plastic.3. The machine is stable even without storage weight loaded. I left the storage weight horn empty and it feels solid.4. The sundial is a heavy solid piece of metal.5. The pop pin handle is metal, not plastic.6. Install instructions are easy. I used my own tools but the tools provided are pretty solid and the wrenches are surprisingly thick for furniture wrenches. I ended up keeping these wrenches. Generally, I always toss the furniture wrenches.7. I was concerned that the foot pad would flex and that the leg furthest from the weights would do less work but it's been very solid.Cons:1. I wish you can change the angle of the seat, especially for the prone leg curl position. Everything feels solid with no wobbles so I suppose if we make the seat adjustable, you'll lose that benefit. Given how the seat slants back, it makes getting into the prone position a bit awkward. You have to flop down. Secondly, I was hoping to use this for hip thrusts by putting my back on the edge of the seat. It's angled a bit too high so you have to wiggle your way into position.2. The back rest is a bit thin and not adjustable. At 5'10", the default seating settings works for me but may not work for everyone else. I was also hoping that there isn't a giant logo on the backrest.3. Some parts came scratched but at this price point, I'm fine with it.Notes:1. Although the machine footprint length is 50.9", the actual length you need is your height since you'll be laying flat to do prone curls. Plan for that.It's my second equipment from Ritfit in half a year and they had made large leaps in such a short amount of time. All my cons very very minor and none of them are a deal breaker. I can't find another leg machine with a consistent power curve for this price range.