90 Degree Leg Press - Plate Loaded Machine [Solaris Series]

Solaris Series 90 Degree Leg Press — Commercial Plate Loaded Machine

Seated 90° Pressing | Olympic Plate Loaded | High-Strength Steel | Model TN39

The Solaris 90 Degree Leg Press delivers heavy leg pressing from an upright seated position. Sit in, set the feet on the plate, and drive — the 90-degree geometry keeps the back supported and the spine unloaded while the quads and glutes take everything the sleeves can carry.

The Olympic plate-loaded system scales from learning-light to leg-day heavy, and the seated entry is easier to get into and out of than a 45-degree sled — which keeps it busy with every kind of member.

Built on a commercial-grade high-strength steel frame at 145kg with high-density foam padding, it's made for high-traffic commercial floors and serious home gyms alike.

Key Features

• 90-degree pressing geometry — heavy quad and glute work with the spine fully supported
• Easy seated entry — no climbing into a sled, suits every member and mobility level
• Olympic plate loaded — scales with the plates you already own, no stack to outgrow
• Large foot plate — high, low, wide or narrow stances to shift the bias
• High-density pads — planted, comfortable support under maximum load
• Made to order in your colours — 16 frame and 12 upholstery options

Technical Specifications

Made To Order — Your Gym, Your Colours

Every Solaris Series machine can be built to order to match your facility: choose from 16 frame colours and 12 upholstery colours, with custom logo branding available on request.

Production typically takes around 14 days, with 4–6 weeks shipping to our Sydney warehouse — an estimated 8–12 weeks start to finish. Direct-to-site delivery can also be arranged.

Warranty

• FRAME: 10 YEARS
• GUIDE RODS & BEARINGS: 3 YEARS
• UPHOLSTERY & PARTS: 12 MONTHS

Full terms, exclusions and the claims process are set out on our Warranty Policy page. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Who It Suits

• Commercial gyms and 24/7 clubs — a leg press every member can get into and load
• PT, rehab and senior-friendly facilities — easy entry and measured plate loading
• Hotel, corporate and apartment gyms — the one leg machine that covers the most members
• Serious home gyms — heavy leg work without a rack or a sled

Frequently Asked Questions

What muscles does the 90 degree leg press work?
The quads and glutes first, with the hamstrings assisting — foot placement on the plate shifts the bias: higher for glutes and hamstrings, lower for quads.

90-degree press or 45-degree sled?
Both have their place — the 45-degree sled lets you stack maximum plates; the TN39's upright geometry is easier to enter, kinder on the lower back, and keeps members moving through peak hour. See the Solaris 45° Leg Press to compare.

What plates does it take?
Standard Olympic (50mm) plates — the same plates as the rest of your floor. Plates are sold separately; add them to your order and we will freight everything together.

Can I choose my own colours?
Yes — made-to-order builds come in your choice of 16 frame and 12 upholstery colours, with logo branding available. See the chart above.

What is the production lead time?
Around 14 days in production plus 4–6 weeks shipping — estimate 8–12 weeks start to finish. Contact us for current lead times.

Do you deliver and install?
Yes — we ship Australia-wide, and our own technician team handles professional delivery and installation in Sydney. At 145kg this is one to let our team place and level. Contact us for a quote.

Delivery

Australia-wide delivery on a 145kg commercial machine, direct from our Sydney warehouse. Contact us for a freight quote to your location.

Commercial Fit-Outs & Bulk Orders

Outfitting a gym, studio or facility? Contact us for our full commercial catalogue, bulk pricing and a free gym design consultation.

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Sit in, press big — leg day with zero spinal load.