Hoist Fitness Leg Press RS-2403

Hoist RS-2403: A Pin-Loaded Leg Press Machine for Sale

The Hoist RS-2403 is a seated, pin-loaded leg press machine for sale from Hoist's ROC-IT selectorized line. The seat travels rearward as you press, and the molded foot plate also handles calf work. It suits shared floors and home gyms where users change loads often and plates are not wanted.

• Resistance type—pin-selected weight stack
• Seat range—11 linear positions
• Footplate—oval, molded, multi-position
• Second exercise—seated calf raises
• Entry—step-through design
• Install—floor-bolted, two people

What the RS-2403 Actually Is

This is a commercial-grade selectorized station, not a scaled-down home press. Hoist builds it in the ROC-IT range, where the user support moves with the exercise rather than sitting on a fixed track, and it arrives as one heavy welded frame with the stack enclosed in a weight cage.

Hoist states that the machine starts you in the traditional leg press position, then rocks the upper torso rearward to give greater activation of the gluteal muscles. That is the manufacturer's description of the movement, not a measured training outcome. What you can verify yourself is the hardware: eleven linear seat positions for different leg lengths, a large oval molded foot plate with room for several foot placements, stainless steel scuff guards, and aluminum caps on the exposed frame ends. It sits alongside the rest of Hoist's full range on our store.

Is a selectorized leg press worth the extra cost? It is when more than one person trains on it. A pin moves in about two seconds, nothing gets left loaded, and no plates go walking. If one lifter uses the machine and already owns plates, the maths runs the other way — which is why our leg press category carries both formats.

The Stack Is Ordered, Not Adjusted

Decide your resistance ceiling before this machine ships, not after it lands.

Almost every leg press listing online quotes a big resistance figure as if it were a range you grow into. On plate-loaded leg presses, that is broadly true—you keep buying plates. On a pin-loaded machine it is not. The stack is a build specification, and the RS-2403's only route above it is Hoist's optional add-on weight system.

Hoist's own assembly instructions place that add-on kit inside the weight cage during the build. Fitting it later means opening the cage back up. Read that against our shipping and returns terms and the timing becomes the whole decision: once the machine is unboxed and genuinely trained on, the resistance you ordered is the resistance you own.

So if any regular user is already working near the top of a stack this size, specify the upgrade on the original order. It costs nothing extra to decide now and a service call to decide later.

Delivery, Install and Anchoring

Plan the room before the freight is booked, because this frame does not get repositioned casually once it is down.

1. Measure the standing footprint, then add walking room at the foot plate end and clearance behind the seat for the rearward travel.
2. Confirm the delivery path—doorway widths, corners, and any stairs between the truck and the final position.
3. Check the floor. Hoist's owner's manual instructs that the unit is bolted to the exercise floor using minimum 4-1/2 inch bolts to prevent tipping, and warns that failure to do so may result in serious injury or death.
4. Book two people for the build, since the manual specifies a two-person assembly.

How much room does a seated leg press need? More than the frame dimensions suggest, every time. Hamilton Home Fitness ships nationwide from Tennessee, and if this station is going into a wider fit-out you can book a gym design session and have the layout checked before anything is ordered.

Key Features

• ✅ No plates to load, strip, or store
• ✅ Step-through entry keeps access simple
• ✅ Seat sets to your leg length, not a guess
• ✅ Oval molded plate fits many foot positions
• ✅ Doubles as a seated calf station
• ✅ Moving seat tracks the press, per Hoist
• ✅ Guided path removes the balance demand
• ✅ Stainless scuff guards resist daily kicks
• ✅ Aluminum caps finish exposed frame ends
• ✅ Built for daily commercial traffic
• ✅ Warranty tier written for busy floors

Ready to move? Add the RS-2403 to your cart, or speak to the team first if you want the add-on weight system specified on the order.

Full Specifications

Every figure below comes from Hoist's published specification for this model.

Size and Footprint

• Product Length—85.50" (217 cm)
• Product Width—48.50" (123 cm)
• Product Height—55.00" (140 cm)

Weight and Resistance

• Machine Weight—798 lbs. (362 kg)
• Weight Stack — 380 lbs. (172 kg)

Optional Weight Upgrade

• Upgrade kit—Optional 10 lbs. Weight Upgrade
• Part number—RS-CAGE-NG-OPT2
• Machine Weight with add-on — 815 lbs. (370 kg)
• Weight Stack with add-on—390 lbs. (177 kg)

Warranty Coverage

• Covers — original purchaser only
• Applies to manufacturer defects only
• Body and frame—10 years
• Structural moving parts — 5 years
• Bearings, bushings, pulleys—3 years
• Finish, cables, upholstery—1 year

Hoist guarantees this product to be free from defects in workmanship and/or materials under normal use or service, and reserves the right to change product specifications, design and function at any time. Complete warranty information sits under the Support link on Hoist's documentation.

How It Compares on Our Floor

Three presses on our store answer three different budgets and three different training situations. The Dual Action Leg Press RPL-5403 is the plate-loaded machine in the same Hoist family. At the other end sits the Body-Solid GCLP100 Compact Leg Press.

Hoist RS-2403

• Price—$7,480.00
• Resistance—built-in pin stack
• Load changes—seated, one pin
• Best fit—busy shared floors

Hoist RPL-5403

• Price—$5,148.00
• Resistance—Olympic plates
• Load changes—load and strip each set
• Best fit — one committed lifter

Body-Solid GCLP100

• Price — $1,100.00
• Resistance — plates, compact frame
• Load changes — manual, fewer plates
• Best fit — tight home rooms

Who This Leg Press Machine Suits

Buy it if the machine will be shared. Everything about the RS-2403 — the pin, the fixed stack, the step-through frame, the commercial warranty tier — is built around users cycling through it rather than one person progressing on it alone.

A strong fit for:

• Gyms where users change load between sets
• Rooms where loose plates clutter or vanish
• Facilities needing commercial warranty cover
• Lifters wanting press and calf work seated

Think again if:

• Your working sets already top out the stack
• You cannot anchor into the floor it stands on
• You need a published user weight rating
• You want to spread cost across plates later

That last point matters more than it sounds. If you want the same brand and a different price bracket, the Club Line CL-3403 is worth a look before you commit.

Questions Buyers Ask

Does Hoist publish a user weight limit for the RS-2403?
No. Hoist's specification, product page and manual do not state a maximum user weight for this frame. If your facility spec requires one on paper, ask us to request it from Hoist before you order.

What tools and help does assembly need?
Two people, plus a ratchet wrench with 1/2", 9/16" and 3/4" sockets, an adjustable wrench, a rubber mallet, a tape measure, a level and an SAE hex key set. Hoist lists these in the owner's manual for this model.

Is the RS-2403 covered for home use?
Hoist's warranty schedule places the RS line in its commercial and light commercial columns. The residential column covers different Hoist ranges, so a home buyer receives the commercial terms rather than residential ones.

Does the seat lock in place?
No. Hoist's own operating note cautions that the seat is designed to move as you exercise, and no locked position is published. Anyone coming from a fixed-seat press should expect the movement on the first rep.

Can I return it if it does not fit the room?
Returns run for 30 days on undamaged equipment in its original packaging with a receipt, with a 25% restocking fee and return shipping paid by the buyer. Anything unboxed and used beyond testing is not eligible, and custom imported configurations are final sale.

Do you ship the RS-2403 to all 50 states?
Yes. We ship nationwide from our Tennessee base as an authorized hoist dealer. Freight for a machine of this weight is arranged rather than sent as standard parcel delivery.

Still weighing the two loading formats? Our plate-loaded buying guide walks through the trade-off in detail before you spend.

Order the RS-2403 Today

Place your order now and lock in the stack size you actually need, including the add-on weight system if your strongest user will want it. Every machine ships nationwide with authorized dealer support and Hoist's commercial warranty behind the frame.

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