Commercial

Reverse Hyperextension Machine MF-RH100

Name: Reverse Hyperextension Machine MF-RH100
Brand: GymHabitat
SKU: MF-RH100
Price: 999 USD
Availability: InStock

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$999 – $1,399

The MF-RH100 Reverse Hyperextension Machine builds lower back, glute, and hamstring strength without spinal compression – a staple for strength athletes and rehabilitation facilities. The weight carriage rides on four sealed-bearing rollers over chrome rails for frictionless motion, with an adjustable angle foot pad that lets you bias glutes or lower back. 800 lb plate-loaded capacity with six Olympic plate horns. Low-profile 60″ frame fits tight facility footprints. Built to commercial standards for 24/7 use.

⚖ Capacity 800

▦ Dimensions 60"L × 30"W × 36"H

⚎ Machine Weight 210

☹ Max User 400

Best For: Commercial Gym Rehabilitation

Load Type: Plate Loaded

Certifications: EN 20957-1

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Key Features

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No Spinal Compression

Traction-based posterior chain training ideal for athletes and rehab

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Frictionless Carriage

4 sealed bearings over chrome rails for smooth extension

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Adjustable Foot Pad

Change angle to bias glutes or lower back

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Compact Frame

60"L fits small facility footprints

Technical Specifications

Construction & Materials

Frame Material	11-gauge steel frame, chrome rails, sealed cartridge bearings
Steel Gauge / Wall Thickness	11-gauge
Footprint (L x W x H)	60"L × 30"W × 36"H
Machine Weight	210

Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity	800
Max User Weight	400

Detailed Specifications

Capacity	800 lb plate-loaded
Carriage	4 sealed-bearing rollers, chrome rails
Foot Pad	Angle adjustable
Plate Horns	6 Olympic
Frame	11-gauge steel
Foot Pad	Non-slip, textured
Color	Black/Red

Warranty & Support

Warranty	Lifetime frame, 1 year parts
Shipping & Delivery	Freight delivery; 2–3 weeks lead time. Assembly required (1–2 hours, 2 people).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a reverse hyperextension used for?

It strengthens the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings in a traction position – no spinal compression – which is why it is common in rehab and strength programs.

How much weight can it hold?

800 lb plate-loaded capacity with six Olympic plate horns on the carriage.

Is it safe for lower back issues?

Because the movement pulls the legs away from the spine rather than loading it, it is frequently used in low-back rehabilitation – always consult a professional for injury-specific advice.

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