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ATX belt squat machine on a black platform with handles and a belt attachment. Features a robust steel frame and is designed for lower body resistance training.

A weightlifting machine featuring a stack of black weight plates labeled 20 kg each. The machine has a vertical metal frame with handles and a foot platform. Its design is sleek with added green accents for support.

A strength training machine equipped with multiple weight plates on each side, set on a solid, non-slip platform. It features a central handlebar and adjustable settings for resistance training exercises.

A black and silver fitness machine, featuring a large platform and an adjustable mechanism with handles and weights, designed for strength training exercises. The machine is labeled ATX.

Technical illustration of a gym machine with dimensions. Front view shows handles and weight holder, height is 166 cm. Side view includes a pulley system. Top view displays a diamond plate base, width 120 cm, depth 80 cm, and handle span 138 cm.

A gym setup with various exercise equipment, including a power rack, resistance bands, exercise balls, and a platform with a handle attachment. The area is organized and surrounded by mirrors.

A black ATX fitness machine in a gym with various workout equipment in the background, including free weights and exercise balls. The machine features metal bars and adjustable components for strength training.

A home gym setup with various exercise equipment including a squat rack, barbells, and belts. A workout belt is placed on a platform in the foreground, and resistance bands hang on the wall. A mirror reflects the equipment.

ATX® Roller Belt Squat Machine

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$2,450.00

Item No: ATX-BSM-760

5 in stock

DESCRIPTION

Weight	135 kg
Dimensions	174 × 67 × 56 cm
Weight	125kg
Weight Load Capacity	250kg
Certification	EN 20957 I.II.IV – S

Belt Squat Machines were once niche machines used by injured powerlifters. Nowadays they are a common feature in gyms and studios, used by mums looking to build their bootys. Before your options were limited when sourcing a belt squat machine. Now there are too many making it hard to choose the right one.

ATX have made this problem easier. If you are on a budget and tight on space, get the ATX-BSM-660 Compact Belt Squat Machine. If you want something a bit better, get this Roller Belt Squat Machine.

With ATX’s massive global market, they have the scale to deliver it at a price well below similar machines.

What sets ATX apart from the competition is that they have manufacturing expertise to deliver this design in the highest of quality. What makes it even better is that it is delivered at a very affordable price.

A black adjustable workout harness with a silver carabiner, labeled ATX Athletic Training Xtreme, is set on a textured metal surface with large screws and a diamond plate pattern. Designed for use with the ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine.

Close-up of a black and silver cable machine attachment with metal rods and knobs for strength training, designed as part of the versatile ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine setup.

What makes Roller Belt Squat Machine Great?

The secret formula starts with the design. ATX have identified the strengths and weaknesses of all the Belt Squat varieties. From this they developed a design that offers the best version of the exercise while being durable enough to withstand hard training in any gym.

The ATX Roller Belt Squat Machine delivers a quality, durable machine with excellent biomechanics. You can jump on, hook on your belt and you get the best version of this exercise.

Close-up of the ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine in black and white with a MAX LOAD 250 KG label, showing metal rods, bolts, and rollers.

Close-up of a black diamond plate platform with a central mounting hook from the ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine. Positioned on the floor, it shows part of a lever-like mechanism on the left.

The evolution of the belt squat exercise has truly been amazing. It has gone from old school lifters attaching weight to a belt while standing on blocks to people fabricating crude machines in their sheds.

These designs were tarted up for small scale production. One thing in common was there was always some compromise. Whether it be a complicated set up or poor biomechanics.

A close-up of a metal carabiner in the ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine, attached to a cable running through its pulley system, resting on a diamond-patterned textured surface.

Roller & Cable Design makes the resistance vertical – just like resistance from a barbell, the cable pulls you vertically. Inferior designs, especially lever arm versions, can pull you forward reducing the effectiveness of the exercise.

Compact Footprint but yet still has a massive 120cm x 80cm footplate.

Diagram of the ATX-BSM-760 Belt Squat Machine, includes front and side views with dimensions: 166 cm tall, 120 cm wide, and 138 cm deep. It features handles, weights, a pulley system, and a textured flooring pattern.

Resistance is 1:1 ratio. The load rating is 250kg. Important- When comparing load ratios with lever belt squat machines factor in their resistance loss due to mechanical advantage. The beauty of the Roller Belt Squat design is that you won’t need to load as many plates!

Integrated band pegs. Advanced design which makes it easier to set up and protects your resistance bands from damage.