Matrix Fitness Ultra Leg Press

The Matrix Fitness Ultra Leg Press (model G7S70‑02) is a heavy-duty, commercial-grade strength training solution designed to deliver powerful lower-body workouts in fitness centers, athletic training facilities, and performance gyms. Engineered for smooth, biomechanically precise motion, this machine supports high load capacity while ensuring user safety and comfort.

Built from a rugged steel frame with dual rail guidance and precise cam-driven resistance, the G7S70‑02 Ultra Leg Press offers exceptional stability for heavy squat-equivalent loading without stressing joints. Its ergonomic footplate, adjustable backrest, and oversized handles make it easy for users of varying sizes to load and unload weight safely, making it a top choice for strength-focused environments.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty steel construction with dual rails and large-seam welds for maximum durability
• Ergonomic multi-angle footplate accommodates natural foot placement and alignment
• Smooth cam-driven resistance delivers consistent loading throughout full ROM
• Adjustable backrest and seat position to fit different body sizes
• Large, easy-grip handles and loading pegs for safe and quick weight changes
• Integrated spotter support ensures safe training under maximal loads
• Oversized weight horns support both Olympic plates and storage

Product Specifications

• Model: G7S70‑02 Ultra Leg Press
• Loaded Weight Capacity: Up to 1,000 lb (454 kg) plate weight, plus sled and frame
• Dimensions: approximately 90″ L × 60″ W × 53″ H (229 × 152 × 135 cm)
• Product Weight: Approx. 1,200 lb (544 kg)
• Footplate angle: Multi-position, approximately 30° incline
• Backrest Recline Range: Adjustable from 45° to 60° relative to floor
• Handle Height: Positioned for safe loading/unloading at 30″ and 36″ levels
• Frame: Commercial-grade steel with powder-coated finish
• Compliance: Meets commercial safety and structural standards

Ideal For

• Commercial gyms and strength training facilities
• University and athletic department weight rooms
• Sports performance and powerlifting training centers
• Rehabilitation clinics with advanced loading protocols
• Corporate and multifamily wellness gyms with strength zones