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  • Assault Air Bike

    Assault Air Bike

    Regular price  £699.99 Sale price  £399.99
    Sale price  £399.99 Regular price  £699.99
    -43% OFF
  • Leg Press & Hack Squat Machine

    Leg Press & Hack Squat Machine

    Regular price  £999.99 Sale price  £799.99
    Sale price  £799.99 Regular price  £999.99
    -20% OFF
  • Smith Machine with Cable Pulley

    Smith Machine with Cable Pulley

    £186.99
  • Pull Up Bar

    Pull Up Bar

    Regular price  £33.99 Sale price  £19.99
    Sale price  £19.99 Regular price  £33.99
    -41% OFF
  • Leg Extension & Curl Machine

    Leg Extension & Curl Machine

    £299.99
    £299.99
  • Lat Pull Down Machine

    Lat Pull Down Machine

    £179.99
    £179.99
  • Commercial Sledge Mat

    Commercial Sledge Mat

    Regular price  £1,049.99 Sale price  £524.99
    Sale price  £524.99 Regular price  £1,049.99
    -50% OFF
  • Dip Station Pull Up Bar

    Dip Station Pull Up Bar

    Regular price  £179.99 Sale price  £89.99
    Sale price  £89.99 Regular price  £179.99
    -50% OFF

Gym Machines for UK Home Gyms

Guided strength machines for training that's harder to do safely with free weights alone — lower-body isolation, pulley-based back and arm work, and pull-up/dip training in one piece of equipment.

What We Stock

Machine Best for
Leg press & hack squat machine Heavy, guided lower-body strength work
Leg extension & curl machine Isolating quads and hamstrings
Lat pull down machine Back and arm pulley training
Dip station / pull-up bar Bodyweight upper-body training
Assault air bike High-intensity conditioning alongside strength work

See our dedicated Leg Training Machines, Cable Machines and Pull-Up Stations collections for more on each type.

FAQs

Why use a machine instead of free weights?

A guided machine lets you train specific muscles safely without needing a spotter, which is useful for solo training or pushing closer to failure on isolation work.

Do I need a leg press and a leg extension machine, or just one?

A leg press is a compound movement working the whole lower body; a leg extension isolates the quads. Many home gyms use both for different parts of a session, but either alone is a solid start.