Very satisfied must have attachment for the reverse hyper

holes that dont line up the roller scrapes the ground if you are over 6 ft tall with femurs at all , same as usual jus tlike my westside bench if you cant do preliminary fabrication work your reduced to complaining on the keyboard about horrible hardware and terrible crafstmanship

You need shoes for this, that's number 1. And its not adjustable. If you are doing the Reverse Hyper at full range of motion, at the top end range it will kick you forward (you need to get used to it). Overall, I wouldn't recommend it because its a little awkward to put on and use. Its good for heavier athletes, but can't be too tall either otherwise, you can't do it to full range of motion.

Metal washers on swivel bolt were too large for the plate pins to fit flush. I had to scrounge around the house to find a smaller set of washers but then it fit fine. Also showed up with one of the large roller pin washers missing. Otherwise, seems like a good product.

I’ve had the strap on my hyper for about 2 years. I wanted to switch it up & focus more on my lower back vs. hips etc. installation was a breeze and its solid. Shipping is reasonable and I’m glad I got it. The quick release is a little bit of a pain but not a deal breaker.

I bought this along with my Hyper Z since it is more specific to stretching lower back than the strap This is as well designed + bilt as the mach of the highest standard The quick release is very convenient and easy to install. The only slight criticism I have of this set up is that the Weight Posts do not fit flush over the pendulum bar after installing the quick release. This results in the posts being slightly off center however this is insignificant to the function since the strap or the Hyperroller both have enough leeway so that when exercising any off center position of the weights is compensated for by that movement .

This piece has mixed reviews from our members. Some find it pushes them forward on the up-swing, even after adjustment, while others love it. Like anything it is expected that not everyone will enjoy, but overall, very satisfied with this addition to our reverse hyper.

To all the people giving this a bad review do some research! It is not meant for your legs to be parallel to the floor at any point in the movement. Louie Simmons is the inventor of this machine and he is the godfather of modern day powerlifting! He has videos on the internet about proper form! It works exactly the way it should and isolates the erectors! It's a five star item know what you are talking about!