BLK BOXSKU: 16-1546

Plate Loaded Hack Squat

Regular price £3,300.00

Build powerful legs with the BLK BOX Plate Loaded Hack Squat. Featuring an adjustable pivoting footplate, textured foot platform, dual safety catch positions, and comfortable shoulder and back pads, it delivers a stable and effective lower-body training experience for premium home gyms, sports clubs, and hotel fitness facilities.

  • Easy-Clean Upholstery Easy-Clean Upholstery
  • Integrated Storage Integrated Storage
  • High Density Foam High Density Foam
  • Barbell-style Loading Barbell-style Loading

Specifications

Length

Assembled: 2090mm

Packaged: 1900mm

Width

Assembled: 1660mm

Packaged: 1450mm

Height

Assembled: 1350mm

Packaged: 830mm

Weight

Assembled: 209kg

Packaged: 220kg

Materials and finish

Powder coated steel

Dense foam shoulder pads

Chrome weight sleeves

Textured vinyl upholstery

Rubber gripped handles

Colours available

Black

Hardware

M6, M8, M10 & M12

Delivery

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UK delivery costs (including Northern Ireland)

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Up to £50.00 £4.99
£50.01 to £150.00 £9.99
£150.01 to £349.99 £19.99
£350.00 to £499.99 £39.99
£500.00 and over FREE

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Finance

3 interest-free payments of £1,100.00
4 interest-free payments of £825.00
4 payments of £825.00 with PayPal

Install Guide

Installation Guides

Plate Loaded Hack Squat
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The Details

The BLK BOX Plate Loaded Hack Squat is built to deliver serious lower-body training in premium home gyms, sports clubs, and hotel fitness facilities. Designed to target the quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings, and calves, it provides a stable and controlled squat pattern that allows users to train with confidence and intensity.

The plate-loaded design enables straightforward progressive overload, while chrome weight sleeves offer durability and smooth plate loading. An adjustable footplate mounted on a pivot allows users to customise their stance and training position, helping accommodate different movement preferences and muscle emphasis.

A large textured footplate provides secure footing throughout every repetition, promoting stability under load. Foam shoulder and back pads, finished with textured vinyl upholstery, deliver comfort and support during demanding sets, allowing users to focus on performance without distraction.

For added safety, the machine features two catch positions with integrated safety handles, giving users greater confidence when training with heavier loads. Stainless steel weight storage pegs keep plates organised and close at hand, helping maintain a tidy and efficient training space.

Combining smooth operation, user comfort, and robust construction, the BLK BOX Plate Loaded Hack Squat is an effective solution for building lower-body strength, muscle mass, and athletic performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a plate loaded hack squat?

A plate loaded hack squat is a lower-body strength machine that allows users to perform squat movements on a fixed path while adding resistance using weight plates. It is designed to target the quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings, and calves.

Does the Plate Loaded Hack Squat require assembly?

Yes, the Plate Loaded Hack Squat requires assembly. A step-by-step guide is available here.

How do I release the safety handles?

To release the safety handles and begin exercising, simply push up slightly with your legs and turn the handles.



What muscles does a plate loaded hack squat work?

The plate loaded hack squat primarily targets the quadriceps. It also engages the glutes, hamstrings, calves, and core muscles to support stability and movement.

Is a plate loaded hack squat better than a barbell squat?

Both exercises have advantages. A hack squat provides a guided movement pattern and greater stability, while a barbell squat requires more balance, coordination, and full-body engagement.