CoRevolution Hyper

Circa 2006, Evolve Projects, LLC was formed and with Louis Simmons' blessing, the "CoRevolution" (an 'infomercial' version of what was known as the Westside "Scout" Folding Reverse Hyper) was brought to market. Later on, Rogue Fitness would release their version. I picked mine up from a Play It Again Sports for $50.00 with the idea that I would place it in front of one of my cable machines and use its weight stack (instead of placing plates on the CoRevolution.) I have yet to try this experiment, but have zero regrets and might get around to it someday. I would not pay more than $100 for a used CoRevolution in great condition, and instead, I highly recommend hunting down a used Rogue Fitness "Westside Scout Hyper" for $250 USD or lower, as there are plenty of used ones out there and it will be easier to resell (vs. a CoRevolution) if you change your mind. The Reverse Hyper machine was always a huge and heavy 'space hog' that its owners would eventually sell-off to reclaim space, in most cases. Home gym owners have jokingly referred to their Reverse Hyper as their 'gym desk' or 'drink holder.' (Just get a "Drink Spotter" from Massenomics.) The foldable reverse hyper is a much lighter, portable solution with a smaller footprint and a better fit for the home gym owner who wants this machine. Even "Glute Guy" Bret Contreras recently admitted to Joe DeFranco (on a March 5, 2026 podcast episode) that even he put his old school reverse hyper in storage.