Choosing between Body-Solid's S2LPCX, GLP-STK, and GCLP100 leg press machines comes down to floor space, weight-stack preference, and whether you want calf work built into the same station. All three are dedicated leg press machines rather than combo leg-press-and-hack-squat units, and each takes a different approach to loading and footprint. Here's a real look at specs and pricing for each of Body-Solid's newest leg press options.
S2LPCX Series 2 Leg Press and Calf
Price: $3,605 (range $3,705–$3,940) | Weight Stack: 210 lbs. standard (310 lb. upgrade) | Dimensions: 83"L x 47"W x 69"H | Product Weight: 481 lbs. | Shipping Weight: 539 lbs.
The Body-Solid S2LPCX leg press and calf raise combines a full leg press with a calf raise function on Body-Solid's commercial-grade Series 2 platform, which is the real differentiator here — you're not just getting a leg press, you're getting calf training built into the same 83"-long footprint. The 210 lb. standard stack with a 310 lb. upgrade option gives it real headroom for advanced lifters, and at 481 lbs. of product weight it's built for daily commercial use.
Best for: gyms that want leg press and calf training combined in one Series 2 station.
GLP-STK Pro Select Leg Press
Price: $2,445 (range $2,545–$2,815) | Loading Ratio: 1:2 | Weight Stack: 210 lbs. (310 lb. optional) | Dimensions: 63"L x 55"W x 70"H | Product Weight: 441 lbs.
The GLP-STK is Body-Solid's Pro Select leg press, built around a 1:2 loading ratio — meaning every pound on the 210 lb. stack translates to two pounds of actual leg press resistance, giving you real load without needing a 310+ lb. stack for most users. Its 63"x55" footprint is more compact than the S2LPCX, making it a fit for gyms that want a dedicated leg press station without the extra length of the calf-raise-equipped Series 2 model.
Best for: gyms that want a compact, stack-based leg press without the calf raise add-on.
GCLP100 Compact Leg Press
Price: $1,285 | Weight Capacity: 1,000 lbs. | Product Weight: 228.7 lbs. | Dimensions: 67"L x 47"W x 46"H
The GCLP100 is the most affordable and most compact of the three, with a 1,000 lb. weight capacity in a frame that weighs less than half of the S2LPCX. At just 46" tall and 228.7 lbs., it's the easiest of the three to fit into a lower-ceiling room or a smaller home gym footprint, and its price makes it the practical entry point into dedicated leg press training without a weight stack to budget separately.
Best for: home gyms and smaller spaces that want an affordable, compact leg press.
Quick Comparison Chart
| Model | Price | Key Spec | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| S2LPCX | $3,605 | 210 lb. stack + calf raise | Leg press + calf in one unit |
| GLP-STK | $2,445 | 1:2 ratio, 210 lb. stack | Compact stack-based leg press |
| GCLP100 | $1,285 | 1,000 lb. capacity, 228.7 lbs. | Budget home gym leg press |
If you're also considering a combo leg-press-and-hack-squat unit like the GLPH1100, note that it's a different category of machine — built for both leg press and hack squat movements in one frame — and it's covered in its own dedicated guide rather than this leg-press comparison. For the full lineup of Body-Solid leg press and hack squat options side by side, see our complete leg press & hack squat buying guide.
Why Buy From Everything Gyms?
Everything Gyms is an authorized Body-Solid dealer, shipping every leg press above free of charge directly from Body-Solid's warehouse near Chicago. Each machine carries its full manufacturer warranty, and we stand behind every order with a price match guarantee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Body-Solid S2LPCX leg press and calf raise?
The S2LPCX is a Series 2 leg press machine that adds a calf raise function to the same station, running a 210 lb. standard weight stack with a 310 lb. upgrade option, priced at $3,605.
What is the Body-Solid GLPH1100 price?
The GLPH1100 Leg Press Hack Squat is priced at $2,100. It's a combo leg-press-and-hack-squat machine, a different category from the dedicated leg press machines in this guide.
Leg press vs hack squat machine — what's the difference?
A leg press moves you in a seated, angled pressing motion against a weighted platform, while a hack squat guides your body through a squat-pattern movement along a fixed track. Some Body-Solid machines, like the GLPH1100, combine both functions in one frame.
Is a leverage leg press a good option for a home gym?
Plate-loaded leverage leg presses can work well in a home gym when you already have plates on hand, but the stack-based machines in this guide, like the GLP-STK and S2LPCX, offer faster weight changes if convenience matters more than plate-loading flexibility.
Which Body-Solid leg press is best for a small space?
The GCLP100 has the smallest footprint at 67"x47"x46" and the lowest price at $1,285, making it the best fit for a smaller home gym room.
Ready to add leg press training to your gym? Check out the S2LPCX Series 2 Leg Press and Calf or the budget-friendly GCLP100 Compact Leg Press — every Everything Gyms order ships free with full manufacturer warranty coverage.