- Strength Gear Commercial Plate-Loaded Hip Thrust
The Strength Gear Plate-Loaded Hip Thrust is a professional commercial strength machine specifically designed for powerful and controlled glute training.
Its dedicated biomechanical design provides a stable and natural hip-thrust movement, allowing users to focus on maximum glute activation while reducing the setup and balance requirements associated with traditional barbell hip thrusts.
Built with a heavy-duty commercial frame, the machine offers excellent stability under high loads and is suitable for demanding daily use in professional gyms, strength & conditioning facilities and performance centres.
Key Features
- Professional commercial-grade construction
- Specifically designed for glute and posterior-chain development
- Plate-loaded resistance system
- 200 kg / 441 lbs maximum total load
- Starting resistance of approximately 7 kg / 15 lbs without weight plates
- Large, stable foot platform
- Secure padded hip support
- Smooth and controlled movement pattern
- Excellent stability during heavy training
- Olympic weight plate compatible
- Heavy-duty steel frame
- Durable commercial upholstery
- Suitable for intensive professional gym use
Technical Specifications
Brand: Strength Gear
Product Type: Plate-Loaded Hip Thrust
Classification: Commercial
Resistance System: Plate Loaded
Starting Resistance: 7 kg / 15 lbs
Maximum Total Load: 200 kg / 441 lbs
Net Weight: 144 kg / 317 lbs
Dimensions
Length: 1702 mm / 67"
Width: 1440 mm / 57"
Height: 776 mm / 30"
Overall Dimensions: 1702 × 1440 × 776 mm
Built for Serious Glute Training
The Strength Gear Plate-Loaded Hip Thrust provides a dedicated training station for developing glute strength, power and muscular hypertrophy. Its stable platform and guided movement make heavy hip-thrust training easier to set up and more consistent than conventional free-weight variations.
With a substantial 144 kg machine weight and capacity for up to 200 kg of total loading, it is engineered for serious commercial training environments.
