SQUATZSissy Squat Machine, Foldable Squatting Bench for Home Office Gym Workout Station and Leg Press Exercise, Designed to Train Abs, Thighs, Multifunctional Equipment for Fitness and Training

Very happy with assembly process and fitment. Very sturdy and fits me very well!

The media could not be loaded. The SQUATZ machine is packed well and comes with all the tools needed to assemble. The orange color looks great and the welds are clean and nice. We love the multi function part of it. We use is it daily for ab work. Preacher curl and a reverse bend for lower back, is great training on back and bit’s day. We use it on leg day as well. It was a great addition to our home gym, I recommend.

I’m not the biggest guy at 5’11 and 180lbs but I got this because of its versatility the fact that it’s not only a preacher curl but a squat and ab machine too was appealing to me it’s a great addition to my home gym and I have been able to adjust to it’s sizeAt first I was sceptical about how small it was but it has proven to to be a useful and effective addition to my workouts

I wanted to love this machine. It is small, easy to store, and claims to offer much versatility for a home gym. The main purpose of the squatz machine is to be able to do sissy squats. However the T-shaped machine with the built in preacher curl bar does not allow for the curl pad to drop low enough to perform proper sissy squats. The pad needs to be lower than the back of the knee so you can sit backwards. I am 5’10 and at the lowest position the top of the pad is well above the fold behind my knees. Sad because the actual build quality and sturdiness of the metal components is great for the price. I am not sure if I am going to return the item, or redesign and custom fabricate something to make this actually functional.

It's basically functional, but not quite as good as I would have liked.-I am 6 foot tall, and even the lowest setting as it came was too supported to get an actual stretch in the sissy squat movement. I cut approximately 3 inches off the stand, and that solved the problem and now its much better. I can't imagine anyone less than 6'4 being able to use it out of the box-the preacher curl stand would be amazing in theory. its right there and where your arms go. however the design of where the stands for the curl bar is, should be moved WAY inward. they're in such a way that it manages to get in the way of the two core spots where you would either grab a curl bar close or wide grip. so the curl part is basically useless.That said, it was super easy to put together, it is well made and everything is as described. but prepare to get a hacksaw out if you want to use it for what it is intended to be unless you are tall as luka.

These sturdy equipment has done wonders for my at home my workouts. First up, the Sissy Squat Machine. It's sleek and easy to use, providing an intense quad burn. The adjustable pads make it suitable for all heights, and the stability is top-notch.The built-in preacher pad and padded rollers ensure maximum comfort and support while performing curls and crunches. Plus, the sturdy construction gives me complete confidence during even my most intense workout sessions.I can't emphasize how much fun I've had using this. It's like having a personal trainer right in my home gym. If you're serious about fitness and enjoy adding variety to your routine you should give this a go!

the SQUATZ Sissy Squat Machine is an excellent investment for anyone looking to level up their home workout experience. It offers a wide range of exercises, customizable resistance levels, and compact design, making it a versatile and practical choice for any fitness enthusiast. With its affordable price and exceptional quality, this machine is a must-have for anyone serious about their fitness goals. i love this thing, small and compact!!!!!

Pretty cheaply made, even for home gym equipment. The main issue (on this preacher curl version at least) is that even with the seat set at the lowest position and the preacher pad set at the highest, your hands will smash into the bar holder uprights preventing full bicep stretch. Works ok for sissy squats, but doesn't feel very strong. I gave up and invested in a lever squat machine instead. Will also buy a dedicated preacher curl stand. This thing is going on the lawn for the neighborhood scrap junkers to pick up. You get what you pay for I guess.