RIVANO’s squat machine is a compact solution for home strength training. It weighs just over 27 pounds and folds into a package that’s 37 inches long. That means you can stash it in a closet or corner without dedicating permanent floor space. The frame uses a curved triangular steel design. It supports up to 265 pounds, which is reasonable for most intermediate lifters.

The machine combines leg compressions, squats, and back exercises into one motion. That sounds complicated, but it feels smooth in practice. The resistance adjusts without needing to swap out weight plates. You can dial it up or down between sets quickly. The padded back support and foot plates keep your form stable. Your lower body gets the primary load, but your core and upper back engage naturally to maintain posture.

There is no warranty included, which is a notable gap for equipment in this price range. The build feels sturdy for the weight class, but the 220-pound original spec listed on some listings suggests the 265-pound max is a recent upgrade. If you’re a heavier lifter or plan to push past intermediate loads, this machine may not hold up long-term. For someone looking to add squat volume without a full rack, it gets the job done without taking over your room.