The AnoYishev Squat Ride Machine folds up to about the size of a small armchair. That matters because most lower-body strength equipment either takes up a permanent corner of your living room or requires a dedicated garage gym. This one tucks into a closet when you’re done.

The frame is rated for 250 pounds, and the wide rotating pedals give your feet room to find a natural stance. The seat adjusts in two directions, which helps if you’re taller or shorter than average. The handlebars are covered in a slip-resistant grip that stays secure even when your palms get sweaty. It feels solid under load, with no wobble during the movement.

The LCD display tracks calories, distance, and time. It’s self-powered, so there’s no plug or batteries to worry about. The resistance is manual, which means you adjust it with a knob rather than selecting digital presets. That keeps the price down and the mechanism simple. The trade-off is that you won’t get the precise incremental resistance changes of a cable machine. But for a foldable unit that costs a fraction of a full squat rack, it delivers a legitimate leg workout without dominating your floor space.