
Roller Belt Squat Machine
The excellent biomechanics, the extra wide foot plate and the 7-stage safety lock guarantee professional and safe handling. Extra thick material thicknesses ensure maximum rigidity under heavy loads. The included adapter sockets and roller band pegs allow you to attach resistance bands.
Roller Belt Squat Machine Reviews
Based on 1 reviews from Gym Radar users, the ATX Roller Belt Squat Machine have an average rating of 3.67 out of 5. They're currently the #15 most-owned Belt Squat on Gym Radar, with 2 home gyms reporting ownership.
1 Review
Performance
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Build Quality
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Value
4.00 / 5
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(3.67)
First off, I have never used any other belt Squat machine so my experience might be something you experience with others as well.
I do not like the belt squat, at least not for squats. Out of the Box the ROM without the additional blocks is way to short, barely a half squat at most. The Belt just sits weird and irritates my thighs if you add some actual weight with skin on belt rubbing. The resistance curve only using weight plates is weird with being super hard at the bottom and then being way to easy past the sticking point.
Using a better belt or jerry rigging the existing one, adding thick rubber mats, and using resistance bands (it has pegs extra for that) reduces those issues, but still makes me not use this machine often in my training.
The build quality is top notch though, nothing to complain here. And you can do RDLs or rows with other grips which is nice.
The Price was quite high but still lower than other comparable ones so still 4 stars there.
