The Abs Company Belt Squat
Product Overview The The Belt Squat™ gives gyms and training facilities a powerful way to develop the quads, hamstrings, and glutes while keeping the training load off the spine by positioning resistance at the hips and legs. The machine features four belt anchor positions, allowing users to adjust the attachment point and change the load distribution for different movements and body positions. A supportive belt and multiple grip options help create a stable setup throughout the exercise. With a starting resistance of just 22 lb and a maximum training resistance of 880 lb, The Belt Squat™ provides plenty of progression for a wide range of users—from beginners developing squat mechanics to experienced strength athletes moving serious weight. The plate-loaded system accepts standard 2" Olympic weight plates, while the commercial frame provides a substantial 74" L × 50" W footprint for a stable lower-body training station.
Why You’ll Love It Load the Legs, Not the Spine The resistance is positioned at the hips and legs rather than across the shoulders, giving users another way to perform heavily loaded lower-body training. 22–880 lb Training Range Start light or load it heavy. The wide resistance range accommodates developing lifters, experienced athletes, and nearly everything in between. Four Belt Anchor Positions Four attachment points allow the belt position and load distribution to be adjusted based on the user and movement. Multiple Grip Positions Purpose-built handles provide multiple gripping options for stability and positioning throughout the exercise. More Than Just Squats The Belt Squat™ can be incorporated into squats, lunges, and additional lower-body training variations.
Perfect For Commercial gyms and health clubs Strength and conditioning facilities Athletic performance centers School and collegiate weight rooms Personal training studios Powerlifting and strength-focused facilities Serious home gyms Facilities looking to expand their lower-body training options
Key Features Plate-loaded belt squat design 22–880 lb training range 450 lb maximum user weight Four adjustable belt anchor points Supportive training belt included Multiple grip positions Designed to position resistance at the hips and legs Targets the quads, hamstrings, and glutes Supports squats, lunges, and other lower-body movements Compatible with standard 2" Olympic weight plates Weight plates sold separately Commercial lower-body strength-training design
Specifications | Specification | Details | | -------------------------- | -------------------------- | | Product | The Belt Squat™ | | Training Range | **22–880 lb (10–399 kg)** | | User Weight Limit | **450 lb (204 kg)** | | Dimensions | **74" L × 50" W × 46" H** | | Unit Weight | **309 lb (140 kg)** | | Shipping Dimensions | **66" L × 40" W × 27" H** | | Shipping Weight | **419 lb (190 kg)** | | Resistance Type | Plate Loaded | | Weight Plate Compatibility | **2" Olympic plates** | | Belt Anchor Positions | **4** | | Primary Muscle Groups | Quads, Hamstrings & Glutes | | Weight Plates Included | No | | Belt Included | Yes |
Shipping Information The Belt Squat™ ships via LTL freight with published packaged dimensions of 66" L × 40" W × 27" H and a shipping weight of 419 lb.
Warranty 1-Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty The Abs Company lists The Belt Squat™ with a 1-year manufacturer's limited warranty. Warranty eligibility, exclusions, and current manufacturer terms should be reviewed at the time of purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions How much resistance does The Belt Squat™ provide? The published training range is 22–880 lb (10–399 kg), giving users a broad range of resistance for progressive lower-body training. What size weight plates does it use? The Belt Squat™ is compatible with standard 2" Olympic weight plates. Plates are not included. What muscles does The Belt Squat™ work? The Abs Company identifies the quads, hamstrings, and glutes as the primary muscle groups targeted by the machine. What are the four belt anchor points for? The four attachment positions allow users to adjust the belt anchor point and load distribution to accommodate different movements and positioning. How much room does The Belt Squat™ require? The assembled machine measures 74" long × 50" wide × 46" high. Allow additional clearance around the machine for loading plates and safe access.
Gym Crash Depot Pro Tip Don't overlook the four belt anchor positions. Adjusting the attachment point allows you to change the load distribution and tailor the setup to the user or movement, giving you more versatility than treating The Belt Squat™ as a single-position squat station.
Build serious lower-body strength without placing the training load across your shoulders. The Belt Squat™ from The Abs Company transfers resistance to the hips and legs with a plate-loaded design, four adjustable belt anchor points, multiple grip positions, and a substantial 22–880 lb training range.