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28 products
HIVE | 45° Leg Press
Sale Price1.999€
2-in-1 Leg Press & Hack Squat
Sale Price1.499€
VERSA | Compact Leg Press & Hack Squat
Sale Price759€
HyperLever | V-Squat Machine
Sale Price2.099€
HyperLever SET | V-Squat + 190kg Iron Plates
Sale Price2.499€
X-Tron Multi-Gym | X-Tron Leg Press
Sale Price699€
Stinger | Lat Pulldown & Cable Pulley Station
Sale Price2.199€
Lat Pulldown & Low Row Station | 224 cm Height
Sale Price1.399€
Lat Pulldown & Row Station | 204 cm Height
Sale Price1.349€
Lat Pulldown & Row Station | Plate-Loaded
Sale Price799€
Pike | Premium Power Tower
Sale Price899€
Power Tower
Sale Price299€
MANTIS Butterfly & Reverse Combo | Weight Stack
Sale Price1.399€
MANTIS Butterfly & Reverse Combo | Plate-Loaded
Sale Price799€
GHD | Reverse Hyper Combo
Sale Price764€
Regular Price849,00€
GHD | Glute Ham Developer
Sale Price389€
HyperBack | Hyperextension
Sale Price899€
Hyperextension | Adjustable
Sale Price229€
Quadriga | Leg Extension & Curl Machine
Sale Price899€
X-Bench | Weight Bench
Sale Price459€
Full-Body Multi-Trainer | Leg Extension
Sale Price549€
B2 LegMaster | Weight Bench & Leg Curl
Sale Price349€
Sissy Squat | Leg Trainer
Sale Price159€
HyperBench Pec Fly Attachment
Sale Price269€
HyperBench Biceps Curl Attachment
Sale Price269€
HyperBench Triceps Dip Attachment
Sale Price179€
HyperBench Sit-Up Attachment
Sale Price179€
Triton Combat | Multi-Gym Triplex Station
Sale Price1.049€
Got questions?
1. What are strength machines and what are they used for?
Strength machines are specialized fitness equipment designed to target specific muscle groups. They provide guided movement patterns that help you use proper form and minimize the risk of injury.
2. What types of strength machines are there?
There are various strength machines, including:
• Leg presses and leg curl machines – for targeted leg training.
• Power towers – for pull-ups and upper-body training.
• GHD machines (glute ham developer, reverse hyper combo) – for strengthening the posterior chain.
• Back extension machines (adjustable hyperextension benches) – for the lower back extensors.
• Leg presses and leg curl machines – for targeted leg training.
• Power towers – for pull-ups and upper-body training.
• GHD machines (glute ham developer, reverse hyper combo) – for strengthening the posterior chain.
• Back extension machines (adjustable hyperextension benches) – for the lower back extensors.
3. What advantages do strength machines offer over free weights?
Strength machines provide guided movements that help beginners perform exercises correctly. They reduce the risk of injury and let you isolate individual muscle groups. Many also come with built-in safety features that make training safer.
4. How do you choose the right strength machine for a home gym?
Consider factors like available space, training goals, budget and the exercises you want to do. Multifunctional machines like home gym machines are ideal for comprehensive training in a small space. Make sure to look for quality and stability.
5. Are strength machines suitable for beginners?
Yes, strength machines are particularly well suited to beginners because their guided movements support correct form. They let you train your muscles effectively and provide a safe environment for getting started with strength training.













































































