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The True Iron Fitness Flex Fitness Hack Squat features quality steel construction designed for home or commercial use. The steel mainframe is protected with an attractive and durable powder coat finish. Plus, the commercial-rated upholstery is moisture-resistant will help protect the underlying foam padding, while making cleaning as easy as a simple wipe down.
This leverage series hack squat uses an affordable plate-loaded system that allows exercisers to use their existing 2" diameter hole olympic plates to create the load resistance need for the workout. This not only helps save money on the front side of the purchase by eliminating costly weight stacks, it also reduces the amount of moving components that can wear over time, especially in higher use settings like commercial gyms.
FLEX Fitness Hack Squat Features
- Durable powder coat finish
- Commercial-rated upholstery does have some wear in the shoulder pads and head pad
- Industrial-grade linear bearings
Flex Fitness Hack Squat starting weight
Basically, the machine itself is very heavy, weighing around 600+ lbs. The Flex Fitness Hack Squat machine weight also varies from brand to brand. The weight of the machine ensures its robust quality and stability, as well as the capacity to handle the weights.
For Flex Fitness Hack Squat, the starting weight that can be lifted is more than 800 lbs, as our hack squat machines are of commercial grade. So, they can easily put on heavier weights that are generally lifted by trained athletes and bodybuilders. Around 8 to 9 plates, with each having a weight of around 45 lb, can be loaded on the handles.
The weight capacity of the machine is good and completely satisfactory, as it offers options to lift weight from a lower to a higher range depending upon their strength. The material used in the machine is high-quality steel that ensures its durability, and the feel must be elite so one can have smooth weight training sessions.
Tips for heavy loads on the Flex Fitness Hack Squat machine
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Ensure the stability of the machine at the surface level to prevent shifting.
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While moving fast, ensure the screws are tightened to prevent weights from loosening.
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Do weight lifting with the right foot placement for better training without getting your legs stressed.
