Build that Booty! With the Bells of Steel Hip Thrust Machine

Building your booty has never been this easy! Well, the set-up, that is. The heavy lifting is still up to you.
This hip thrust machine will make your reps count. Its angled footplate allows for a deep stretch in the bottom of the exercise, without needing gymnast-level ankle flexibility. And with the pivoting pad, your back is supported from rock bottom to full extension.
The 31.75” x 18.75” footplate of this hip thrust machine is spacious enough to accommodate big feet and wider stances. Its 4.3" wide belt features two latches and an adjustable length, so it fits smaller and larger waist sizes. Plus, the protective UHMW stoppers prevent metal-on-metal contact to keep it looking like new.
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[@carps_gym]

This looks pretty sweet!

[@dragoph]

Hell yeah, definitely adding this when I can make space for it. Leg sled next? Pls

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

Sled is definitely in the works

[@brokencadences]

Is this available to check out in the Toronto showroom? I've been meaning to make a trip over for years now!

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

It's possible, based on space constraints, we cycle through which products are displayed on the floor at any given time.
Best bet would be is to email our customer support team and a member from the Toronto showroom and confirm with you when you plan to visit
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[@allan2765]

18 months until my home with home gym space is ready. Chances are (gotta test drive one 1st) his is going to be in it. Now - you got a Smith Machine (standalone or to work on a Manticore) in the works?

[@BELLSOFSTEEL]

We do have a Smith Machine in the works! Hopefully somethin later this year

[@jwdiho]

Seems like hes cheating the movement using the upper back to help the weight up like a teeter totter.