Description
The Bodytone EB14 puts two cornerstone leg machines in one footprint: an oblique leg press and a hack squat, switchable in moments. For gyms, rehabilitation centres, hotels, spas and military facilities where floor space is priced by the square metre, that duality is the whole argument — one 225 × 97 cm station covers the pressing and squatting patterns that normally demand two machines.
Two movements, one guided carriage
In leg press mode, users drive the platform through an oblique path that loads the quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings and adductors with the back fully supported. Flip to hack squat mode — back against the rear pad, shoulders under the pads — and the same carriage delivers a squat from a different, more specific angle prized in many sports disciplines. The guidance gives the sensation of a free squat with the security and fluidity of a machine, and Olympic plate loading means the resistance scales as far as your strongest members can push it.
- Dual function: oblique leg press and hack squat on one machine.
- Complete lower-body coverage: quadriceps, glutes, thighs, hamstrings, adductors.
- Plate-loaded (Olympic discs) for unlimited progressive loading.
- Leather-look covering over sweat-resistant high-density foam padding.
- Bodytone bench-line engineering, developed through biomechanical and ergonomic studies with professional athletes.
Technical specifications
| Brand / model | Bodytone EB14 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 225 × 97 × 147 cm |
| Type | Plate-loaded dual leg press / hack squat |
| Muscle groups | Quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings, adductors |
| Use | Gyms, rehabilitation centres, hotels, spas, institutional facilities |
| Price | On request — project quotation within 24 business hours |
Frequently asked questions
How quickly can users switch between the two modes?
The changeover is designed to be simple enough for members to do themselves between sets — no tools, no staff intervention.
Why choose a hack squat over a barbell squat?
The guided path removes the balance component, letting users load the legs hard with the trunk supported — valuable for hypertrophy work, for rehabilitation settings and for members without barbell technique.
What does it replace on a floor plan?
Typically a separate 45-degree press and hack squat machine. Compare with the rest of our plate-loaded machines or the full strength training range.
Request a quotation
Send your floor plan: we confirm siting, clearances and a complete quotation within 24 business hours.



















