PUBLISHED ON Sep, 30, 2024
The Hyper Pro is a big investment. So, is it worth it? Here’s a full breakdown of how it compares to the 9 machines it replaces so you can decide for yourself.
1. Nordic Bench
How it compares
The Rogue Floor GHD is a solid Nordic bench. But, it may not be the best choice unless you are only training Nordics. The Hyper Pro gives you the following features that the Rogue Floor GHD does not.
- 10+ levels of incline and decline for adjustable difficulty
- Decline mode for the Freak Athletes out there
- Full sized foot plate
- Dual ankle rollers
- Ultra-Premium padding
2. 45 Degree Back Extension
How it compares
The Hyper Pro has:
- 2x the weight capacity as the Valor Bench
- Dual ankle rollers for a more comfortable and secure feel.
- Extended base frame for added stability during heavy movements
- More height adjustments to support short users and tall users.
- Adjustable back extension pads for optimal comfort. Make it wider or push them together to your preference.
3. GHD
How it compares
The Rogue GHD is sturdy, but the Hyper Pro is just as stable, more versatile, and takes up less space.
The Hyper Pro offers:
- First and only height + angle adjustable GHD for custom difficulty.
- Offers Reverse Hyper mode
- Takes up 1/6th the space than the Rogue GHD when in Vertical Storage mode (just 2’ x 2’ feet of space!)
4. Decline Ab Bench
How it Compares:
The Hyper Pro offers:
- Wider, and more comfortable padding
- More premium ankle rollers for added comfort
- A full sized footplate
- Multiple levels of decline for adjustable difficulty
- Dedicated knurled handles for Leg Extensions with the Leg Developer.
5. Hip Thrust Bench
How it compares
While the Hyper Pro Hip Thrust mode does not come with band attachment capabilities, it does have:
- More premium and comfortable padding
- More height adjustments.
6. Hamstring Curl + Quad Extension
How it Compares:
The Leg Developer for the Hyper Pro provides a premium Leg Curl experience for the Hamstrings and Quads.
The Hyper Pro + Leg Developer will have
- A better strength curve for both Hamstring Curl and Quad Extension
- Longer, Knurled handles for more stability on heavier lifts
- Quick attach mechanism (takes just 5 seconds!)
- More dense and comfortable padding
- Vertical storage
Plus our Leg Developer now features an Upper Body mode, offering over six new exercises for upper body training.
Conclusion
Investing in each machine separately would cost you a total $2,584.63 USD. The Hyper Pro with all of the attachments is less than half the cost at $1,299.99 USD.
Not only does the Hyper Pro offer significant savings, but it also combines 9 different machines into ONE compact unit, plus, it unlocks 25+ different movements—freeing up valuable space in your home gym.
Even if you only used 2-3 of the machines, it would still be worth every single penny with the time and space saved!
If you’re ready to upgrade your home gym or finally start building one, click HERE to get up to $300 USD off Your Hyper Pro.
