Stated by the maker as a German brand based in Hamburg
A Hamburg brand that counts its settings
Back extension benches, balance boards, dip stations, fitness trampolines, pull-up bars and weighted vests.
The 6-in-1 bench publishes 52 settings and then shows the working: eight backrest positions times three seat positions, plus seven hyperextension heights times four leg-holder steps.
Publishing the multiplication is what turns a headline number into something a reader can check, and it is rare on this shelf.
A 50 cm widened floor crossbar and a reinforced triangular structure on the bench — a frame description aimed at tipping rather than at crushing, which is the failure a cantilevered movement actually threatens.
The balance board names TPE on both faces and describes the texture of each separately.
150 kg dynamic / 450 kg static, 28 latex bungees
The only listing in this entire catalogue to publish a dynamic load and a static load as two separate figures — 150 kg and 450 kg — on the product where the distinction matters most.
Best for: Anybody who wants to know which load figure they are actually reading
38 iron sand blocks, 1–30 kg, zip and velcro
The finest adjustment in this family: thirty-eight removable iron sand blocks giving 1 kg to 30 kg, closed by both a zip and velcro.
Best for: Progressive loading where the step between sessions should be small
Ø 42 cm, TPE, handles, 200 kg
A Ø 42 cm TPE wobble board with handles on the deck, rated to 200 kg, textured on both faces and wipeable clean.
Best for: Seated and held work as well as standing, on any floor type
6-in-1, 52 settings, 0–85° / −25–0°, 350 kg
A 6-in-1 bench rated to 350 kg where hyperextension is one of six stations, with 52 published setting combinations and every angle range given.
Best for: One frame doing the work of six, in a room that has space for one
Free-standing, 10 height steps, 150 kg
A free-standing tower rather than a mounted bar: no doorway and no wall, ten published height steps, and an H-shaped base with four non-slip feet.
Best for: A rented flat where nothing can be drilled and no doorway is suitable
Folding triangular frame, 7 heights, 150 kg
A free-standing tower that folds, with seven height positions and two barbell rests built into the frame — a station that also holds a bar.
Best for: A room where a tower has to disappear between sessions
