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The ATX® Leg Master, a versatile black and gray gym machine on a concrete floor against a gray brick wall, features padded back and arm supports, handles for upper body exercises, and an integrated standing leg curl function for comprehensive arm and leg workouts.

The ATX® Leg Master, ideal for gyms with gray brick walls, features padded handles and adjustable levers on a sturdy metal frame for an optimal leg workout.

The ATX® Leg Master stands against a brick wall on a concrete floor and features padded supports and a footplate for lower body workouts. This versatile squat machine doubles as a leg master, making it perfect for enhancing standing leg curls in your routine.

ATX® Leg Master

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$1,495.00

Item No: ATX-LEM-760-

2 in stock

DESCRIPTION

Weight	108 kg
Dimensions	138 × 80 × 70 cm
Weight	108 kg
Weight Load Capacity	200kg
Footprint	142x130cm
Height	150cm
Certification	EN 20957 I.II.IV – S

Two great leg exercises in one compact machine. For the old school bodybuilders you can perform Frank Zane Leg Blasters. Add in one of the best standing leg curls on the market. Now you have a leg machine that is a worthy addition to any gym looking to add variety to their leg training.

Why You Need This:

Two Killer Exercises: Nail squat harness moves (like front squats, sissy squats, or lunges) and standing hamstring curls in one machine.

Joint-Friendly Design: Foam pads and a sternum support take pressure off your back, shoulders, and elbows—great for rehab or heavy training.

Space-Saving Muscle Builder: Compact footprint (108kg base) fits tight spaces, delivering big results without eating your gym.

Key Features:

Squat Harness Versatility: Custom-molded foam shoulder pads and sternum support for comfy, wobble-free squats, lunges, or calf raises.

Standing Leg Curl Station: Thick foam leg pads, covered rollers, and double ball bearings for smooth, precise hamstring isolation.

Heavy-Duty Build: Thick steel frame (108kg base) handles serious Olympic plate loads (50mm bore, includes 2x BB-OA-250-PVC, 1x BB-OA-180-PVC).

Old-School Meets Modern: Patented by Frank Zane, upgraded by ATX for durability and performance.

Stable & Safe: Wide base and ergonomic design keep you locked in, even during heavy sets.

Sam’s Leg Master Review

A bit of background

Bodybuilders from the old school will recognise the harness from the Frank Zane Leg Blaster.

Older bodybuilders will recognise it from Moore’s Squat Bar. So although this might look like something new, it has been around for decades.

Even the way you perform the exercise is old school. While most people will just perform a traditional squat. If you look online you will see many people performing it in sissy squat fashion or on a backward angle simulating hack squats.

The machine and exercises all aim to reduce the stress on the lower back and knees. When doing a traditional squat movement, the loading feels like a barbell front squat, but without the stress of holding a barbell in position. The handles enable you to keep your upper body more upright. So, you can do a deeper squat.

The Frank Zane Leg Blaster was popular amongst old school bodybuilding enthusiasts. But if you research it, you will also find it popular amongst a handful of strength and conditioning gyms due to its unique qualities.

Despite the fact that Frank Zane’s physique even today would be admired, people think that these old school exercises are outdated. There are new and better ways. So, I guess dedicating a machine solely to this exercise would be considered a luxury.

To ease the pain ATX decided to build in another exercise, and in my opinion along with many others, they have actually overshadowed the main exercise. The standing leg curl on this machine is brilliant. As good as anything you will find in higher end commercial machines.

Yes it is plate loaded, but you won’t need a lot of weight. It is an exercise that is best performed in roughly the 15 rep range.

It is an easy exercise for inexperienced lifters to perform with correct form. This makes it even more valuable as beginners often have weak hamstrings. This exercise is a must have in a training program that targets the hamstrings.

On to the build quality

In a brick-walled gym, a person exercises on a seated calf raise machine with focus and determination, wearing workout gear. They are surrounded by various equipment, including the versatile ATX® Leg Master for comprehensive lower body strengthening.

The harness would be considered the centrepiece. But I think it is representative of the build quality. It is made from thick plate steel and weighs 18kgs alone.

No matter what the machine, when you are squatting with weight on your shoulders – you are going to have weight on your shoulders.

To ease the pain, they have contoured padding that is held in place with a nylon sheath that is bolted to the harness. There is also padding for your sternum. As the load is distributed over a larger area, it is far more comfortable that a barbell squat.

Moving down you have 2 starting positions to accommodate different heights. Now this machine has no safety system but you have the handles. These are not meant for pulling yourself up, they are there for balance. But if you are struggling to complete a rep you can pull yourself up.

The ATX® Leg Master, a black and gray belt squat machine, is positioned in a gym with a textured gray brick wall and concrete floor. Equipped with padded supports, a platform, and handles for weightlifting, it expertly complements exercises like the standing leg curl. — Standing Hamstring Curl Station

Close-up of a black leg press machine, similar to the robust ATX® Leg Master, with metal plates and padded rollers on a gray concrete floor. Labeled ATX. — Optimized Lever Angles

Moving on to the standing hamstring curl, it features plate loaded leverage resistance. Both arms operate off bearings and are connected with a linkage arm with ball ends.

You can see by the angles that they have put effort into getting the right resistance through the entire range of motion. Not only is it consistent but it is super smooth.

It has pads to rest your upper thigh.

For leg curls you stand on custom rubber feet. For squats there is an oversized footplate. All the lines that are laser cut are so you can make sure your feet are in the correct position and properly aligned.

In summary

Now this machine is not for everyone. But have a look at standing leg curl machines – you will be lucky to find one under $1,500. Even a quality seated leg curl machine is not cheap. So, the standing leg curl exercise on the Leg Blaster practically justifies the purchase price alone.

For the squat, women and men who chest feed, may find the harness uncomfortable. However, for someone who is a heavy barbell squatter, this exercise is a great way to load the quads while giving the knees and back a rest.

Adding a quality squat option to a top tier hamstring exercise in my opinion is the best way to judge the value of this gym equipment.

If you are a gym and already have the traditional leg machines, this is a great value way to add some variety to the leg muscle group options without taking up a ton of space. For home users, this could be a great machine if you don’t have money and space for a quality leg press.