Luke
Best, but not perfect.
The machine is surprisingly compact. They obviously appreciate that home gyms have limited space. I didn't realize initially that I can load several hundred pounds on the bottom side. The top "bar" is easily removable to make it even smaller. I call it my cockpit because I have enough room exactly where I need it and nowhere else lol but I do fit as a 6'3" 300lbs man. I did a 700 lb leg press and it held just fine. I'll go heavier but that was the first test. There's some bounce when racking the weight but it doesn't feel unsafe. The padding is comfortable. I wish the leg plate for leg press was wider but I may just slap on an additional plate myself via nuts and bolts. Assembly was mostly easy. One hole was slightly unaligned and I had to file it down but everything else was easy enough. Use two people though. This is not the kind that you can do alone. I had four people and it took an hour. Comfort wise, it's great and it's impressively easy to switch between leg press and hack squat. All in all it's extremely impressive in that it checks so many boxes. A machine that serves three uses, barely takes up space, has a high weight capacity, and it's at a good price range makes me happy I bought it. I can't give a full five stars due to a several small drawbacks like the miss aligned whole, narrow foot plate, and bounciness. I think it's probably the best on the market, but it's not perfect.