Every machine is designed in-house and built to order from Australian steel, with the line of pull, the resistance profile and the pad angles all set from how the joint actually travels.
The most quad-dominant squat we could build, with a 30-way adjustable foot plate and a back-pad angle set for maximum stretch under load.
The perfect line of pull for the lats, with an adjustable resistance-profile arm and three weight pegs to shift load through the movement.
Hack squat, linear hack and calf press in a single footprint, running on wheels rather than linear bearings for a smoother travel.
Built for lengthened-range glute work, with a centre lock that switches between bilateral and unilateral in seconds.
Full length lumbar support, rotating center mechanism and angled footplate ensures maximum stability.
A pivoting centre mechanism lets the lifter choose the arm path, with 28mm knurled stainless handles in four hand positions.
The vertical counterpart to the lat pulldown, with an adjustable strength profile, a rotating chest pad and a gas-strutted back rod.
A dedicated 35-degree linear hack, built because customers asked for one alongside the 3n1. Wheel-based, with four loading pegs.
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Biomechanically correct, plate-loaded strength equipment, designed and built from Australian steel and shipped worldwide.
