Gymking Plate Loaded Leg Press & Calf Raise Machine
Gymking Plate Loaded Leg Press & Calf Raise Machine
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GymKing Plate Loaded Leg Press & Calf Raise Machine (2-in-1)
A plate-loaded leg press and a dedicated calf raise in one compact, commercial-grade frame. Press for quads, hamstrings and glutes, then switch to the calf block to isolate the gastrocnemius and soleus, so you can train the whole leg without buying, or finding room for, two machines.
It loads to 450kg (including the user), takes both Standard and Olympic plates, and fits a home or studio gym at 1970 x 1305 x 1425mm. Three backrest angles and three footplate angles let you change where the load sits, so it trains like a much bigger machine.
Lifetime frame warranty. Pay over time with Afterpay or Zip. Want to see it first? Try it at our Sunshine Coast showroom in Buderim or call us on 07 5479 2688. Exclusive to Aussie Fitness Equipment.
Key Features
- 2-in-1: plate-loaded leg press plus an integrated calf raise targeting the gastrocnemius and soleus
- Loads to 450kg including the user, with plenty of plate capacity to grow into
- 3-level backrest (130, 115 and 101 degrees) to set your hip angle and range of motion
- 3-level footplate (120, 114 and 104 degrees) to change the press path and which muscles lead
- 3 adjustable calf-block heights to set the stretch and contraction
- Heavy-duty commercial-grade steel, precision-welded, with an anti-slip platform and reinforced padding
- Takes Standard (25mm) and Olympic (50mm) plates, so the plates you already own will fit
- Lifetime frame warranty, plus 3 years on moving parts
- Compact footprint of 1970 x 1305 x 1425mm
Why It Works
Calves are the muscle most home and studio gyms skip, usually because a dedicated calf raise machine is one more piece they can't fit. This machine solves that by sharing a frame with the leg press, giving you full lower-body training in a footprint a bit under two metres long.
The adjustable angles are what make it train like a bigger machine. A high foot position biases the glutes and hamstrings, while a low stance hits the quads harder, so the same machine suits a first-timer and an advanced lifter.
Because it's plate-loaded rather than pin-loaded, it's simpler to ship and quicker to set up than a weight-stack machine. Need more load? Pair it with a set of Olympic weight plates, or browse our full range of leg machines.
Where to Use It
- Home and garage gyms that want leg press and calf work without two machines
- Personal training studios
- Light commercial gym rooms
- Dedicated lower-body training areas
- Space-conscious setups that still want a commercial-grade build
Specifications
- Model: GK-LP300
- Type: 2-in-1 plate-loaded leg press and calf raise machine
- Maximum loadable weight: 450kg (including the user)
- Maximum user weight: 136kg
- Backrest: 3 positions: 130, 115 and 101 degrees
- Footplate: 3 positions: 120, 114 and 104 degrees
- Calf block: 3 adjustable heights
- Frame: Heavy-duty commercial-grade steel, precision-welded
- Platform and padding: Anti-slip platform, reinforced padding
- Plate compatibility: Standard (25mm) and Olympic (50mm)
- Assembled dimensions (L x W x H): 1970 x 1305 x 1425mm
Warranty
- Frame: Lifetime
- Moving parts: 3 years
- Labour: 1 year
Delivery & Assembly
- Packaging: 3 boxes, with straightforward assembly
- Shipping dimensions (L x W x H): 1.9m x 1.1m x 0.7m
- Shipping weight: 125kg
- In the box: Frame, backrest, footplate sled, calf-block attachment and spring clips
SKU: GK-LP300
Shipping Specifications
Height: 0.7
Length: 1.9
Width: 1.1
Weight: 125.0 kg
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FAQs
Does this calf raise machine work both calf muscles?
Yes. The calf-block attachment is set up to load both the gastrocnemius (the larger, visible calf muscle) and the soleus underneath it. Working through a full range, from a deep stretch at the bottom to a hard contraction at the top, is what develops both, and the three block heights let you adjust that range.
What weight can the leg press hold?
The maximum loadable weight is 450kg, including the user. That is the total of your bodyweight plus the plates on the sleeves, so in practice, you have a large amount of plate capacity to grow into. It comfortably covers most home and studio leg-press training.
What is the maximum user weight?
The maximum user weight is 136kg. That is separate from the 450kg total loadable figure, which includes both the user and the plates. Check both numbers against your bodyweight and your working loads before ordering.
Does it use standard or Olympic plates?
Both. The loading sleeves take Standard (25mm) and Olympic (50mm) weight plates, so whatever plates you already own will fit. Olympic bumper or cast plates are the more common choice for a machine at this load capacity.
How much space does it need?
The assembled footprint is 1970 x 1305 x 1425mm (length x width x height), which is compact for a combined leg press and calf raise machine. Allow some clearance behind the seat for the sled travel and room to step on and off the calf block safely.
Who is this machine suited to?
It suits home gyms, personal training studios and light commercial rooms that want both a leg press and a calf raise without the floor space or cost of two separate machines. The commercial-grade steel frame is built to last, and the 136kg user rating covers most trainers.
Kitting out a full floor or after a commercial quote? Call us on 07 5479 2688 or drop into the Sunshine Coast showroom. Shop the compact leg press and calf raise machine now, and pay over time with Afterpay or Zip.