Skip to product information
1 of 1

Dynasty Fitness

Dynasty Hip Thruster

Dynasty Hip Thruster

Regular price $2,299.99 USD
Regular price $2,599.99 USD Sale price $2,299.99 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Color: Black

PLEASE NOTE, Purple color is pre-order only, contact us to get the wait time

The Dynasty Fitness DPB401 Hip Thruster is a plate-loaded horizontal hip extension machine that replaces the barbell of a traditional hip thrust setup with a high-elastic resistance belt and quick-release buckle, eliminating the pressure point, lateral drift, and setup time that make barbell hip thrusting impractical at heavy loads without a dedicated machine. The belt distributes the plate load evenly across the full hip width, the quick-release buckle attaches and detaches in seconds between sets, and a horizontal guide rail with four linear bearings adjusts the back pad position along the frame to match different torso and leg lengths without tools. Band attachment pegs allow resistance bands to be added for progressive end-range loading where the glutes are strongest and standard plate resistance drops off, and two built-in transport wheels allow the machine to be repositioned across the gym floor without assistance. Built at 70.9" × 57.0" × 30.7" at 302 lbs, available in standard black with purple as a custom colour option, the DPB401 is built for commercial gyms, private training studios, and serious home gym setups where the hip thrust is a primary glute training tool and setup consistency matters as much as load capacity.

  • Plate-loaded hip thruster that replaces the traditional barbell setup with a high-elastic belt and quick-release buckle for faster, more comfortable hip loading
  • Horizontal guide rail adjusts the distance between the back pad and footplate to fit different torso and leg lengths without loosening bolts or changing the setup between users
  • Band pegs allow progressive resistance to be added at peak hip extension, increasing glute contraction intensity beyond what plates alone provide at the top of the movement
  • Built-in transport wheels make repositioning across the gym floor straightforward so the machine integrates with any workout layout without a second person to move it

Exercise muscles targeted

Exercise Muscles Targeted
Hip Thrust (bilateral) Gluteus Maximus (peak activation at full hip extension — primary), Gluteus Medius (secondary), Hamstrings — Biceps Femoris long head (secondary), Core and Erector Spinae (stabiliser)
Single-Leg Hip Thrust Gluteus Maximus (unilateral — primary), Gluteus Medius (resists pelvic drop — stabiliser), Hamstrings — Biceps Femoris (secondary), Core (rotational stabiliser)
Hip Thrust with Band Resistance Gluteus Maximus (accommodating resistance — peak tension at full extension, primary), Gluteus Medius, Hamstrings (secondary), Core (stabiliser under variable load)
Hip Thrust Isometric Hold Gluteus Maximus (sustained peak contraction — primary), Gluteus Medius, Hamstrings — Biceps Femoris long head, Erector Spinae (isometric stabiliser)
Hip Thrust Pulse (partial ROM) Gluteus Maximus (extended time under tension in the upper half of the movement — primary), Gluteus Medius, Hamstrings (secondary — sustained activation)

 

The hip thrust is consistently identified in force plate and EMG research as one of the highest-activation exercises for the gluteus maximus because it places maximum tension at full hip extension — the position where the glute is mechanically strongest. Unlike squats and deadlifts where the glute works hardest at the bottom of the movement, the hip thrust loads the glute most at the top, which is why it is used alongside rather than instead of squat and hinge patterns for complete glute development.

Who is this machine built for

Serious Home Gym Builders
A barbell hip thrust on a flat bench requires careful positioning of the bar across the hips, a pad to cushion the load, and a stable bench that stays in place under the movement. The DPB401 eliminates all of that. The belt loads the hips directly, the back pad is fixed and correctly positioned, and the guide rail adjusts the setup for your body in seconds. At 70.9" × 57.0" it takes meaningful floor space, but it removes the most setup-dependent exercise in a glute programme entirely.

Bodybuilders and Physique Athletes
The hip thrust is the primary exercise for gluteus maximus hypertrophy in most competitive physique programmes, and the DPB401 provides a more consistent training stimulus than a barbell setup because the belt positions the resistance identically on every set. The guide rail adjustment keeps the back pad and footplate relationship correct for your proportions, which means the hip travels through the same range of motion and the same muscle length on every rep. The band pegs add peak contraction intensity beyond what plates alone provide for advanced training loads.

Commercial Gym Owners and Operators
Hip thrust machines are among the most in-demand pieces of equipment in commercial gyms serving a broad membership base. The DPB401's belt system removes the barbell setup that most members find intimidating or uncomfortable, making the exercise accessible to a wider range of users. The built-in transport wheels allow staff to reposition the machine across the floor without additional handling equipment, and the black standard finish with purple custom option gives operators a choice for colour-matched floor installations.

Private Personal Training Studios
The hip thrust is one of the most frequently programmed exercises in personal training for clients targeting glute development, and the DPB401 makes the movement faster to set up and more consistent to coach. The guide rail adjustment for back pad and footplate distance handles the variation between clients of different heights without manual repositioning of separate equipment. A trainer can move from one client's setup to the next with a single adjustment rather than repositioning a bench and reloading a barbell.

University and College Athletic Departments
Hip extension power is the primary physical quality underlying sprint speed, jump height, and change of direction ability. University S&C programmes that include hip thrust training for athletes benefit from a machine that allows multiple athletes to cycle through the same exercise with minimal setup change between them. The guide rail system handles height variation across a team roster quickly, and single-leg hip thrust using the DPB401 gives coaches a reliable unilateral tool for addressing asymmetries in hip extension strength.

Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine Practitioners
Glute activation and hip extension strength are commonly targeted in lower limb and lower back rehabilitation programmes. The hip thrust performed on the DPB401 loads the gluteus maximus in a horizontal position that places minimal demand on the lumbar spine as a load-bearing structure, unlike squat or deadlift patterns. The belt system also removes the hip compression that a barbell places directly across the hip joint, which is a relevant consideration for some hip conditions. Always apply clinical judgement to exercise selection and load progression for each patient.

Owners Manual

1.

High-Elastic Resistance Belt

The DPB401 replaces the traditional barbell with a high-elastic resistance belt that attaches across the hips via a quick-release buckle system. The belt distributes the plate load evenly across the hip width rather than concentrating it at a single contact point as a barbell does, which reduces pressure discomfort during heavy sets and removes the need for a foam pad or towel to make the exercise tolerable. The quick-release buckle allows the belt to be attached and removed between sets in seconds without threading through a locking mechanism.
2.

Horizontal Guide Rail

The sliding underframe rides on four linear bearings along a horizontal guide rail, allowing the back pad to be repositioned along the frame to match different torso and leg lengths. This is the adjustment that determines whether the hip travels through the correct arc during the thrust, if the back pad is too close the range of motion is compressed, too far and the user cannot reach full hip extension. Linear bearings allow the slide to move smoothly and lock precisely without the play that simple pin-hole systems introduce over time with repeated adjustment.
3.

High-Resilience Back Pad and Seat Cushion

The back pad provides support across the upper back and shoulder blades throughout the hip thrust, keeping the thoracic spine in a stable position as the hips drive upward. The seat cushion at the base of the frame provides a starting position reference and keeps the user correctly positioned on the machine before loading the belt. High-resilience foam maintains its support properties under the repeated compression of commercial use rather than compressing permanently over time as standard foam does.
4.

Textured Anti-Slip Footplate

Two pedals provide the foot contact surface for the hip thrust, positioned on the main footboard to give a stable base for the drive phase. The textured surface prevents foot slip during the push, which is the most common cause of foot position drift during heavier sets. Stable foot contact is directly linked to consistent hip extension mechanics — if the feet move between the start and the top of the rep, the force direction changes and the gluteus maximus activation becomes inconsistent.
5.

Band Pegs for Progressive Resistance

Band attachment pegs are integrated into the frame to allow resistance bands to be looped and loaded alongside the plate resistance. Bands increase in tension as the hip extends toward full lockout, which creates peak resistance at the exact point where the gluteus maximus is most activated. Plate resistance alone delivers constant load throughout the movement but provides relatively little challenge at the top of the thrust where the lever arm is shortest. The band pegs make this advanced loading method available without requiring external attachments.
6.

Built-In Transport Wheels

Two rolling wheels are built into the base of the DPB401 frame, allowing the machine to be tilted and rolled to a new position without lifting it. At 302 lbs before plates are loaded, the machine is impractical to reposition manually. The wheels allow one person to move it across a gym floor or into position alongside other equipment during a session without interrupting training. This is a practical detail that matters daily in commercial environments where machine positions change to accommodate different classes and training formats.

Specs


Product Information
Product Name Hip Thruster
Model DPB401
Series DPB Plate Loaded Series
Product Type Plate-Loaded Hip Thruster
Function Bilateral and single-leg hip thrust — horizontal hip extension
Target Muscles Gluteus Maximus (primary), Gluteus Medius, Hamstrings — Biceps Femoris long head (secondary)
Grade Commercial
Standard Colour Black
Custom Colour Option Purple — contact Dynasty Fitness for custom colour orders
Dimensions and Weight
Length 70.9 in (180.2 cm)
Width 57.0 in (144.8 cm)
Height 30.7 in (78.1 cm)
Net Weight 302 lbs (137 kg)
Load and Resistance
Loading System Plate-loaded — Olympic plates via dual barbell tubes
Hip Loading System High-elastic resistance belt with quick-release buckle
Band Attachment Pegs Yes — end-range progressive resistance integration
Rotary Shaft 25×813mm
Adjustability and Components
Back Pad Adjustment Horizontal guide rail — sliding underframe with 4 linear bearings
Back Pad High-resilience foam — upper back and shoulder blade support
Footplate and Pedals Textured anti-slip footboard with 2 pedals
Frame Bearings 6005-2Z (x2), Linear bearings (x4)
Transport Wheels 2 x built-in rolling wheels
Floor Mats 3 x rubber floor mats
Indoor Use Only Yes


View full details