Hyperglute
This machine combines both the reverse back extension and GHD machines into one compact footprint for the ultimate posterior chain building device. The Hyperglute has adjustable depth and height on the footplate that has 4 rollers to lock athletes’ feet/ankles in for a wide variety of movements.
Hyperglute Reviews
Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Stray Dog Strength Hyperglute have an average rating of 4.33 out of 5.
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This is a really fantastic piece. The angles are right, the pads are right, and the slide adjust is super easy. The baseline comp point for me is the Rogue Donkey on low end, and Elite FTS on high end. At $1200+ more than Donkey, I need a lot of benefits. Paint colors to match the gym instead of ole stand-by black is nice adder but doesn’t get price home (same as Elite). Using the same pattern steel as racks is a nice benefit as you can add plate storage or band pegs almost anywhere in a breeze, but doesn’t get price home. I think the adjustability is way simpler than Rogue and way easier as well, and on par with Elite. A great differentiator, but still doesn’t outrun the value.
So I think it’s a phenomenal piece, and if comparing against Elite it’s comparable but likely a better value, against Rogue is comparable but I don’t think differences outpace price.