The DB Method Squat Machine with Phone Mount, Workout Equipment for Home Gym, Exercise Leg and Glutes, Low Impact Lower Body Fitness Workouts, Training for Total-Body, Easy Setup, Foldable for Storage

Very well made and heavy. Get on it like you’re riding a bike or horse. Swing your leg over it and sit. Don’t try to step through it Otherwise you can topple it or fall. It is very helpful It will be hard to do more than 20 in the beginning, but you’ll get there. And it puts you in proper alignment just like advertised. It sort of assists you on the way back up. Great for us older gals. Great in keeping legs and knees strong. You won’t regret it.

The burn means its working. I love that you can adjust the height because of have long legs. It took about five minutes to assemble.

I was really excited to try the DB Method Squat Machine, and after putting it together and using it a couple of times, I have mixed feelings. There are definitely things I like about it, but it didn’t wow me the way I expected. The biggest benefit is that it really does target the glutes. When I use it, I feel the work almost entirely in my glutes instead of my knees, which is a huge plus for me. It provides a low-impact workout, and I appreciate that I can squat without the knee discomfort I sometimes experience with traditional squats. The machine itself feels sturdy, the movement is smooth, and assembly wasn’t difficult. The phone holder is also a nice bonus. My biggest disappointment is the storage. The listing makes it sound like you can fold it away quickly, but in my experience, it isn’t that simple. To store it compactly, I found that I had to partially disassemble it, which wasn’t nearly as convenient as I expected. Another drawback is the lack of progression. The machine does a good job reinforcing proper squat mechanics and keeping your weight in your heels, but beyond that, it feels fairly limited. I found myself wishing there were a way to increase the challenge as my strength improves. For the price, I expected more versatility. While it’s well made and does what it claims, I don’t feel the overall experience justifies the cost. The concept is clever, but it didn’t feel as revolutionary as I expected, and after a couple of workouts I wasn’t nearly as impressed as I thought I’d be. Overall, I think this machine is best suited for someone looking for a low-impact, glute-focused workout that’s easy on the knees. It works, but given the price, limited progression, and less-than-convenient storage, I don’t think it’s the best value for everyone.

Worth every penny.

I love it!! Wish it could breakdown or fold, smaller footprint. But it gets the squats done and results felt!