Hyper / Roman Chair
Build a stronger back, work your glutes, and improve core strength with the Hyper/Roman Chair. This quick‑pin adjustable bench lets you dial in your height and hyperextension depth for safer, more effective reps. Built with a durable steel frame for stability and HeftyGrip padding for comfort, it folds away easily for a small storage footprint.
Hyper / Roman Chair Reviews
Based on 5 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Hyper / Roman Chair have an average rating of 2.67 out of 5. They're currently the #12 most-owned GHD / Nordic / Hyperextension on Gym Radar, with 9 home gyms reporting ownership.
5 Reviews
Performance
2.20 / 5
Build Quality
2.20 / 5
Value
3.60 / 5
User Reviews
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(2.33)
Might be fine for an elderly person trying to rehab a back injury, but if you're someone heavy I wouldn't trust it. Things like this shouldn't be designed to fold or be too minimalistic while sacrificing stability
(2.00)
Great that it folds up so you can use it once, feel how awful it is and then put it in a corner and forget about it
(2.67)
We had this in my neighbors gym and I could never use it. It felt way too akward with my being taller (6’4” on a good day). It’s nice that it fold up and gets out of the way. It worked great for all of the short kings that lifted over there.
(3.67)
There are a few cons to this machine that would probably be deal breakers for most people but the fact that it folds in half and I can store it upright and it takes up no space is huge. 1st con is that there is no footplate, your foot isn't pressed up against anything, so it feels a little awkward. 2nd con is that the pad is on piece, no split in the middle for comfort. 3rd con is that it sits low so using it with a cable/handle or dumbbell or barbell limits the ROM. It can be remedied by holding the dumbbell or handle closer to your chest but that can get tiring. If you have space, I wouldn't recommend it, but since I can store it without it taking up floorspace and the machine works as intended, I'm not getting rid of it until I get a bigger space.
(2.67)
Its a good value but in performance I didn't like it that much. Felt like it was to low to the ground to really use weight or a cable with it. Little flimsy and awkward for me to get in a good position