A dedicated station earns its floor space when you use that movement regularly. Combined machines offer several setups but require changes between exercises.
New to this category? When to add a belt squat, GHD or Nordic station
The stand-alone Rhino applies a plate-loaded cable trolley through a belt at the hips. Its own platform and frame keep the belt-squat station separate from the inside of a power rack.
Abram GHD 2.0 has a split hip pad and a foot-roller assembly with ten distance settings. Wheels and handles help reposition the roughly 101 kg dedicated glute-ham developer.
Hyper Pro X combines Nordic-curl, back-extension and GHD arrangements around an adjustable pad. The GHD attachment is included, while the compatible ABX Leg Developer adds plate-loaded leg extensions and curls.
A$1,099Listed 17 Oct 2026
A selectorised combination machine with a 134 kg stack, adjustable backrest and linked shoulder pads.
A$6,500Listed 17 Oct 2026
A plate-loaded combination sled with a roller carriage, flip-over pads and three lockout positions.
A$2,499Listed 17 Oct 2026
A linear-bearing sled with adjustable upper and lower footplates, shoulder pads, a donkey-squat pad and removable calf block.
A$3,699.95Listed 17 Oct 2026
A plate-loaded machine that performs both exercises seated, with a sliding seat, adjustable backrest and thigh restraint.
A$1,735Listed 17 Oct 2026
A seated combination unit with an adjustable cam and lifting arm. Both exercises use the same seat.
A$1,190Listed 17 Oct 2026
A standalone lever belt squat with an included belt, two start positions and a broad platform.
A$1,525Listed 17 Oct 2026
A dedicated glute-ham developer with a curved split pad, adjustable foot assembly and folding knee-support pad.
A$1,995Listed 17 Oct 2026
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