Hip Thrust and Glute Machines

A barbell hip thrust means a loaded bar across the hips, a bench that slides, and plates to roll into place for every set. A hip thrust machine fixes the back pad and the pivot, puts the load on a padded belt or lever instead of across the hip bones, and lets you set up and change weight in seconds. That is the whole case for one: the same movement, faster to load, with the pad and the platform where they should be every rep. For a studio or a shared floor it also means one station that a new user can figure out without coaching.

Hip abductor and adductor machines train the outer and inner thigh with a seated, pin-selected movement that free weights do not reproduce, which is why most strength floors keep one next to the hip thrust.

Plate Loaded Hip Thrust Glute Drive, $1,499

Olympic plates on the lever arm, band pegs for accommodating resistance at the top of the rep, plate storage on the frame, and a platform that handles hip thrust, glute bridge and single-leg thrust. The lower price and the heavier loading ceiling. Currently sold out; email us to reserve the next units.

Hip Thrust Glute Selectorized, $2,499

A 250 lb pin-select stack at a 1:1 ratio, a padded belt over the hips, an adjustable multi-position backrest and a band attachment. No plates to handle, so weight changes between users take seconds. Available to order; ask us for the current lead time.

Hip Abductor and Adductor, $2,499

One seat, 250 lb stack at a 1:1 ratio, swivel knee pads that flip between abduction and adduction, 7 pin-locked start positions and 2 foot placement levels, sealed-bearing pulleys. In stock.

• Loading. Plate loaded takes your Olympic plates and goes as heavy as you stack; selectorized stops at 250 lb but needs no plates and no spotter to change weight.
• Belt or pad. The selectorized unit uses a padded belt; the plate-loaded unit uses a padded lever. Both put the load across padding rather than a bare bar.
• Band pegs. Both hip thrust machines take resistance bands for extra load at lockout.
• Backrest. Multi-position on the selectorized unit; check the pad height against the users who will train on it.
• Footprint and weight. Not yet published on these three listings; ask us for dimensions before ordering for a tight room. Both selectorized units need clearance on the stack side for the pin.

• Home gym with plates: the Plate Loaded Hip Thrust Glute Drive, when it is back in stock.
• Studio or shared floor: the Hip Thrust Glute Selectorized, so anyone can set the pin.
• Complete glute and hip station: the selectorized hip thrust plus the Hip Abductor and Adductor, about $5,000 for the pair.
• Leg day in one corner: add a leg press or hack squat and a leg extension and curl machine.

Stock on these machines moves; a listing marked in stock ships within about 3 business days, a listing you can add to cart without an in-stock badge is on backorder from the supplier (ask us for the current lead time before you order), and a sold-out listing can be reserved by email.

Machines ship by freight on a pallet, curbside, and need two people to assemble. Liftgate, inside delivery and assembly by quote.

Buying from us

Free freight to domestic USA addresses in the lower 48, delivered curbside by freight carrier; liftgate and inside delivery by quote; Alaska, Hawaii and international by quote. 30-day returns on eligible products in original condition; restocking fees and return freight apply on machines. Every Sports & Fitness Exchange machine carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty handled through us. Shop Pay Installments is available at checkout on qualifying orders, and we invoice B2B and multi-unit orders for gyms, studios, teams and clinics.