Hoist V Ride Leg Press - HV-RLP-MB

Hoist V Ride Leg Press - HV-RLP-MB

Over the past 40 years, HOIST Fitness has become a leader in the strength training equipment industry through proven effectiveness, durability, and versatility. The HOIST consumer free weight and personal training system product line is precision built with superb components and unique space saving designs.

The VR-LP V Ride Leg Press is an option that is intended for use with our HOIST Fitness V Elite, V Select, and Mi1 home gyms. THIS IS NOT A FULL GYM. Home gyms sold separately. 

What our Experts Think

• Advanced “ride-style” biomechanics for leg training
  The HV-RLP-MB V Ride Leg Press uses HOIST’s ROX™ ride-oriented motion system, which shifts your body position during the press to improve natural movement, range of motion, and muscle activation.
• Core-engaging pressing mechanics
  The rocking carriage continuously adjusts your center of gravity, forcing greater core stabilization while still maintaining controlled leg drive—a key differentiator from fixed-path leg presses.
• Joint-friendly, athletic movement pattern
  Designed to mimic free-weight biomechanics, helping reduce joint stress while keeping resistance aligned with natural leg extension paths.
• Adjustable, user-specific ergonomics
  Features a ratcheting back pad system for fast positioning across different leg lengths, improving comfort and alignment for all users.
• Large footplate for training variety
  Oversized platform supports multiple foot positions for quad, glute, hamstring, and calf variations, making it a complete lower-body station.
• Heavy-duty commercial-grade build
  Built at around 621 lbs (282 kg) with a robust steel frame designed for long-term durability in high-use environments.
• High-performance feel in a guided system
  Delivers a free-weight-like training sensation with machine safety, appealing to users who want intensity without sacrificing control or stability.

Q&A

Q: What is the Hoist HV-RLP-MB V Ride Leg Press?
A: It is a premium leg press attachment designed for HOIST V-Series and Mi1 home gyms, using ROX™ technology for a natural, biomechanically correct leg workout.

Q: Is the HV-RLP-MB a full machine?
A: No, it is an attachment only and must be used with compatible HOIST home gym systems like the V Elite, V Select, or Mi1.

Q: What makes the V Ride Leg Press unique?
A: It features a rocking motion that shifts the user’s center of gravity during movement, increasing core activation and improving functional training feel.

Q: How does the resistance and movement feel?
A: It mimics free-weight style leg training while guiding motion for smoother range of motion and better joint alignment through ROX™ technology.

Q: What exercises can be done on it?
A: Primarily leg press and calf raises, targeting quads, hamstrings, glutes, and calves in a controlled movement pattern.

Q: What comfort and adjustment features does it have?
A: It includes a ratcheting back pad for quick adjustments and a large footplate for multiple foot positions and foot placement variety.

Q: What is the build quality like?
A: It is heavy-duty commercial-grade equipment with a machine weight of around 621 lbs and a robust steel frame for stability.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean frame & upholstery regularly: Wipe sweat from back pad, seat, and footplate to prevent corrosion and material wear.
• Inspect ROX™ motion system: Check that the Ride Oriented mechanism moves smoothly and returns to neutral without sticking or noise.
• Check ratcheting back pad: Ensure all adjustment positions lock firmly and match user leg length settings.
• Lubricate pivot points lightly: Use silicone-based lubricant on moving joints (avoid over-lubrication near pads).
• Tighten bolts & frame joints: Periodically recheck all hardware to maintain stability under heavy load (~621 lbs machine weight).
• Inspect footplate surface: Keep oval footplate clean and dry for safe grip and even force distribution.
• Monitor wear areas: Pay attention to bushings, pivot points, and contact zones for early signs of wear or looseness.
• Floor stability check: Ensure machine remains level to preserve proper biomechanics and smooth leg press motion.
• Routine inspection (3–6 months): Full check of frame, adjustment system, and motion linkage for long-term durability.