TL;DR- Exceptionally versatile and value! Don’t hesitate to purchase! (Plus easy hack to create a more complete reverse hyper experience) I’ve had two disc herniations at L5 and S1 for many years and previously had significant sciatica. Years ago I focused on strengthening my core and posterior strap muscles with weight training and it completely alleviated my symptoms. Well time and life caught up with me and past 6 months my symptoms returned. I knew I needed to refocus on my core and back strengthening and drop weight. I researched what I could add to my home gym to accomplish all of this and not overwhelm the footprint of my gym space. I decided on the Freak Athlete Hyper, GHD and leg developer. It has surpassed all my expectations! It’s infinitely versatile and has already improved my symptoms and I couldn’t be more impressed. One of the knocks I had seen was that it wasn’t a “true reverse hyper”. While on its own is somewhat true as there is no build in resistance. But using the monkey feet I already had I am able to perform a pretty pure reverse hyper! I’m already improving my Nordic and the leg developer is the icing on the cake! It stores in corner and takes up minimal space. Couldn’t ask for a more complete multi use piece of equipment and highly recommend ! Thanks to Freak Athlete I’m on the road to reversing my sciatica and improving my core and lower body strength!

If you’ve been relying solely on a squat rack for your lower body training, the Freak Athlete Hyper Pro is the missing piece of the puzzle. It has completely transformed my workout diversity, opening up a range of posterior chain and core movements that were previously impossible to hit with just a barbell. ​The build quality is top-notch—it feels incredibly sturdy and professional-grade, handling heavy loads without any wobble. What really stood out, though, was the assembly process. The video instructions provided by Freak Athlete make it remarkably easy to put together; you aren't stuck squinting at vague diagrams, which is a huge win. ​If you're looking to bridge the gap between basic heavy lifting and elite-level accessory work, this is easily one of the best investments you can make for your home gym. ​Would you like me to help you draft a specific leg day routine that incorporates the Hyper Pro alongside your squat rack?

Hello from Bulgaria. I liked the Hyper Pro based on YouTube videos, and I was hesitating whether to buy the ABX or the Hyper Pro, I wasn't quite sure, so I bought both :) Hyper Pro is already here. I've tried it a few times, first time using it seemed impossible, but now I think I gradually am getting the knack of it. Like it more with every new use or newly discovered exercise. Had some unclear things, addressed them to the team and got some reasonable answers. Looking forward to receiving the ABX bench, too, so that I could have almost the entire attachments ecosystem. Thank you for the good product. Wish you all the best in the future. Best regards, Krasimir Paskulov Ruse, Bulgaria

I assembled my Hyper Pro this morning, although the leg developer and upper body attachments are mysteriously missing. The packaging is pretty good, and the instructions (via QR) and organization are incredible. It took maybe 30 minutes from start to finish with no confusion. I would suggest using a 11/16 ratchet or ratcheting wrench to save yourself a lot of heartache. It moves a little more than I expected while getting into position but during exercises it is extremely stable and comfortable. Figuring out the different positions is simple even without the online instructions. This was well worth the cost and I'd recommend it to anyone! Now if I could only get the remainder of the order that should have delivered 6 days ago...

NFL Vet Approved I received the Hyper Pro for Christmas, and as a former NFL player, I’ve spent a lifetime training on top-tier commercial equipment. I am generally skeptical of home gym gear, but the Hyper Pro blew me away. At 6'6" and 310 lbs., stability is my number one concern. I need to trust that the equipment won't shift or buckle under heavy load. After setting this up and testing a few movements, I felt completely locked in. The construction is incredibly solid, and the engineering is top-notch. It didn’t wobble or creak; it just performed. If you are a larger athlete looking for quality, constructed stability at home, this is the one. Kudos to Freak Athlete for building a machine that can actually handle pro-level size and strength.

As a personal trainer and someone who trains like a professional athlete, I expect a lot from my equipment. The GHD Pro Freak Athlete didn’t just meet my expectations, it exceeded them. But what truly convinced me were the reactions from my clients. For them, this machine is the perfect balance of stability and accessibility. They repeatedly tell me how secure they feel while using it, no wobble, no fear, just confidence. At the same time, the size is not overwhelming, which makes the machine approachable even for beginners. That’s rare. Most GHDs look intimidating. This one invites you to train. In my small studio in Poland, space matters, and the compact footprint of this machine is a major advantage. When I’m not using it, I can instantly open up the room for other training sessions. Although the truth is, it’s in use almost all the time. 🙂 I also expected the multiple adjustment options to be complicated for clients… but they’re not. Setting up the machine takes only a few seconds. It’s intuitive, fast, and user-friendly, even for someone using it for the first time. People often say that price reflects quality, but with the Freak Athlete GHD, the quality far surpasses the price. It feels like a premium machine built for athletes, yet accessible for everyone who steps into my studio. For me and my clients, it’s a game changer.

I recently picked up the Nordic Hyper Pro, and I’m blown away by how well engineered it is. One of the biggest surprises was how easy it is to collapse, take out, and get into position. Most equipment that folds is either flimsy or a hassle, but this thing is rock solid and practically effortless to set up or put away. I usually dread tearing down equipment after a workout, but with this machine, it’s no problem at all. The leg extension attachment is better than expected. While the resistance curve isn’t perfect, it’s honestly about as good as you can get with a pendulum-style setup. It feels smooth, consistent, and very usable for serious training. The calf raise utility is the standout feature for me. Absolute game changer. No more awkwardly holding dumbbells or doing one leg at a time. I can load up properly, stay balanced, and actually focus on the movement instead of stabilizing my body. Overall, this machine has quickly become one of the most useful, versatile pieces in my home gym. Space-efficient, easy to handle, and capable of delivering a killer workout. If you're on the fence, just go for it.

The HyperPro by Freak Athlete is hands down the best piece of gym equipment you can buy for your home—or any gym. I originally went searching for a GHD machine, and the HyperPro kept showing up on my feed. Once I realized everything it could do, I had to get it. As a blind adaptive athlete whose primary sport is tandem cycling, I put a huge emphasis on lower-body training, but I also love hammering my core. People often say you can’t build abs from workouts alone—I beg to differ. Stick to the HyperPro’s workouts, do them correctly, and your body will get rock hard. You’ll feel stronger, fitter, and more ready to fight through each day, all while improving your overall health. I was blown away by the versatility of this machine and all the attachment options. Sure, the price might seem steep at first—but compared to gym memberships, bulky single-use equipment, and wasted time, it pays for itself quickly. In fact, I canceled a gym membership because they didn’t even have a GHD machine. Now I save time and distance by training at home with this one piece of equipment. Another big win: the assembly. I’m a blinded Army veteran, and the step-by-step video instructions made it so simple that I put it together myself. The build quality is rock solid, and it feels just as stable as any commercial setup I’ve used. Highly recommend this machine for every household in America.

I have always struggled with the want to workout at home and the want to isolate my lower body. No more with the Hyper Pro. This machine is easy to set up and easy to use. Let's start with setup Setting this up took me about 20 minutes and that's because I had trouble lining up the bolts and holes. Everything you need, hardware wise, is labeled and put in separate bags for ease of identification. The video for set up was super easy to follow. On to use. Using the hyper seems intimidating at first but man, once you get it, it's super easy. The videos available are amazing and made use seamless. I wish I found this years ago and save myself all the gym membership fees over the year. Definitely say this is a must for anyone who is serious about having a home gym

Highly highly recommend the FA hyper pro with all attachments. Best piece of equipment I’ve added to my private personal training studio! Myself and all of my clients absolutely love it! The level of engineering put in to this thing is insane! They have thought of everything and created this product to be super user friendly and all the little details like magnet holders and pad adjustments make it so versatile. The best product to add 100’s of workouts to your arsenal! 15/10 recommend making the investment. The leg developer/belt squat and upper body handles I would say are a must. A bit of an extra investment but so worth it. I enjoy the upper body row attachment more than my cable machines or barbell rows. Very effective at hitting the right muscles. Customer service is 15/10 as well. I had a small issue with 1 pad part and they sent a replacement with zero issues or cost to myself and were super fast and professional about it. Overall an amazingly engineered piece of equipment and fantastic customer service. I will be a return customer of any additional add ons they create for the hyper pro!

Assembling the freak athlete hyper pro with the online video instruction was a breeze. It allowed me to start and stop rewind and follow the guide super easily. I really do think this is one of the best GHD, back extensions and leg developers (Leg extensions/hamstring curls) on the market and at this price point. I was also surprised by how well the belt squat is and how deep you can go. I’m an ATG squatter and I could go all the way down and the machine still had room left. The calf block is heavy duty and better than a calf block I bought from a well-known competitor. All in all I’d say this is a five out of five stars. And it takes up barely any room. It would be best for someone with a smaller space and the add-ons can be easily tucked away in a closet or stacked on top.

Mild damage upon arrival; will attempt and fix via support request. Knobs are often stiff on initial rotation

Very easy to assemble, took less than an hour. Seems very sturdy, will update review once I've used for a little bit and tried a bunch of the exercises.

I’ve had the machine for a while now. 4/5 stars. Overall, good product I do like it and think it is advertised correctly. However, after setting it up and only using it for a few weeks, one of the welds broke for the main support and made the machine wobbly. I contacted customer service and they did send out a new part so I could disassemble the unit and get the wobble fixed, but that part broke in the same place. Now my machine still wobbles, which I would like to be fixed, but ultimately, I think I will just have to live with. Overall, I think it’s a good machine And I enjoy using it for primarily Nordics, back extension and hip thrust (which has some wobble as well but I think some is expected with all the different components and connections) right now. TLDR, Machine is not perfect but I’d give the machine itself 4 1/2 stars. Customer service is fine. I think some of the complications with customer service is making sure the problems are problems with the machine, not incompetence in constructing.

Overall I’m very happy with this purchase! I love the compact design, the versatility for all things posterior chain, especially the GHD, solid construction, and online resources for assembly and use. I would get the leg developer to get even more out of it, but the ABX looks better… Some things that I feel aren’t quite there: it seems obvious to me that a machine like this could be used for chest supported rows, or even seal rows, given the post chain focus. However, the handles get in the way and the pads don’t go high enough to support your chest…. Perhaps if the handles could tuck away the same as the upright storage stand, and if the foot plate could either fold down entirely (perfect for seal rows), or extend for chest support rows… (you’d need to row from a barbell held on spotting arms to avoid the Hyper’s central frame) The only other complaint is the choice of plastic caps rather than welded ends. I have also found a bunch of metal shavings around the machined holes that have come loose with use, being lucky not to cut myself…. Those are pretty minor complaints but they just detract from any sense of premium.

I can't wait to get the leg developer attachment and really experience the whole thing. A little adjustment to get use to. Seems very easy to use. This is definitely going to be a great addition to our gym. When I dont want to leave to go to the gym I know I can get it all done at home. Thanks for coming up with something small and compact to fit everything you need to get a all around workout.

Love, love, love this machine. A perfect compliment to my home gym set up. It’s doubled what I can do at home!! And, we have minimal space, but the vertical storage makes it WORK. I am thrilled!! The only reason I rated it a 4 is because when I do a 45 degree back extension, the frame actually makes contact with my torso. It’s probably a short-girlie thing. Hoping this feedback is helpful! Thank you freak athlete!

Got the hyperpro as a bday gift for my hubby. He’s been wanting a workout bench for awhile now but didn’t want just any type of bench. He did a lot of research on it and he’s quite happy with it! Great addition to our home gym!

Pretty cool device. Assembly was pretty easy with the paper instructions and video instructions both being well done. Stores away pretty nicely. Variety of exercises is good. Quality of materials is good.

This is poorly constructed. The pin to keep the back extension in place is completely malfunctioning, and now I have the impossible task of trying to repack this thing after I built it entirely. So F***ked!

Piss poor construction. The pins would fall out even when tightened! Can’t do a back extension without whole unit falling! Skip this Chinese poor construction. And invest in something more durable and quality.

Spent over $1000 and this is what was delivered. Missing multiple parts and absolutely no hardware to assemble the bench. Additionally, can’t get a hold of anyone to have this rectified. Don’t waste your money with this item. Great Father’s Day gift.

I really enjoy this machine. It is pricey but there are many exercises you can do with this. Since I workout in my garage, it saves me a lot of space. When using the GHD attachment, there is a slight wobble but I still feel safe. I’m 6’ 215 lbs for anyone questioning the safety. The leg attachment is nice but at my height the ankle pads are at the lowest setting and as I lift up it rolls to almost mid shin. Those that are taller might have an issue with that attachment. Over all, great product but they need to work on the price for those that are on the fence like I was.

Good for petite sizes but not as compact as I'd thought it would be. You have to watch all the videos to figure out how to adjust and use it.

It’s rickety. Never feels solid, even after turning dials to the right. Some part of it is always shaky. Today while doing declined situps with the green arm slightly raised, it collapsed. Very scary.

Nice, but other brand benches are more comfortable sit up attachments. The pad behind the knee is a little straining for someone who just had knee surgery.

45 degrees is the way to go. Thanks Yogi. Only thing is the seat is a little wide between your legs facing for preacher curls. But the supported elbow is legit.

Just building it now looking forward to using it great quality packaging looks like it made of good material

Love how this folds up and takes up minimal room. I've already made progress on my Nordic curls. I also like how the hip pads can move to the side when you're doing back extensions so you have room for your nuts.

Machine is fantastic will definitely be using it almost every day. Only gave 4 stars because it took a month to come and the amount of packaging was absolutely ridiculous maybe try shipping using a freight service.

I live on Canary Islands, the shipping was kind of sketchy but, hey, a lot of online shopping is not available since the shipping is not easy neither cheap, so congrats on that. Bought it on black friday and received it three days ago. Solidly made and surprisingly firm. Good and Strong materials. So far so Good! Completely worth the money

Have the original Nordic Hyper. Just finished the GHD upgrade. The instructions only included how to put together the GHD pad. The other parts were fairly intuitive to figure out how to swap the old for the new at least. The upgrade pads are solid. Should also be easier to keep clean. Love this machine for the all-in-one, multi-exercise, and easy stow away. I have a small in home gym and this fits the space perfectly.

Everything works good, setup was easy, and quality seems very good for the price. Only drawback I have so far is when you take the pad out of the center the slide with red knob is a bit shaky and wobbly, hopefully it doesn't get more play over time. It makes it a bit unstable initially, but so far not a deal breaker.

Not the cheapest piece, but it delivers (the core things) it promises. Stable enough to feel safe but definitely not as stable it could be.

Just added the hyper pro to home gym ad part of a long overdue refresh. Overall, the build quality is pretty good and the construction is definitely better than a lot of mid-range options. I've had no issues with stability, as it's studier enough to handle all of the exercises I've tried with no fear of tipping over. The padding is pretty good, but I'd say a bit softer than what's on my nighthawk bench. Likewise, the vinyl seems pretty durable, but it's definitely not as tacky as what REP uses. Ideally, I think I would prefer something in between, as I think REP is too far the other direction. I really like the knurled foot pedals, which makes getting on and off the GHD very easy. Cons: The mix of plastic knobs and knurled aluminum cheapens the overall feel of the unit. A nice upgrade would be to swap out the knobs to give a more polished look and feel. Also, while certainly not a deal breaker, there is a bit of play on one of the bolts when unit is fully extended. It could be user error, but it just seems like it's an area that can't quite be tightened due to the design.

The leg developer is great. Attachment mechanism is a little tough for my wife to manage hence the 4/5 but overall I like it. Especially excited to use it for hamstring curls

Great equipment that does a bunch of exercises and folds up for easy storing. Tightening the knobs makes it feel more secure but can still be a tiny bit wobbly although not unsafe at all

Great functionality. Appears well made. Slightly more wobble in certain exercises than i was expecting. But overall still a good buy.

Really well built piece of equipment that hits some great movements. Adjustments are a little confusing the first couple of workouts, but very quickly become routine. I'd strongly recommend it if you're looking for a Nordic bench and a back extension. The leg developer is an added bonus, especially with the upper body attachments as a solution for low rows and face pulls. Vertical storage is great and it's surprisingly easy to move the hyper pro.

I'm unpacking it now. Lots of parts. That was expected. I'm looking forward to adding this to my fitness journey.

I won't reiterate what so many others have said, but agree it is a solid piece of equipment. My one complaint after having it a week, is that there is a metal piece that is situated in between two pads which isn't smooth or coated, that will damage the pads. In my case, it has torn a hole in the pad within just a few days of use. The locking tool that does it, needs to be redesigned and the plastic pad material should be thicker or they will not last a year.

Its a great perfect of equipment. Only reason giving 4 star is the price. If it could come down a bit that would be great.

This machine has helped us add new exercise to our community. The leg curl and leg extensions have a nice even resistance curve. It is a little more difficult to move from one mode to the other than I originally thought, but I’m sure we will learn it better as we go! Overall it’s a good investment.

I’ve been debating whether or not to add this equipment to my home gym for the past 4 months , finally got this whilst working away, to returned home 23rd December to discover Damaged to the stand so unable to full assembly, sent email with photo, auto reply saying out of office till 1st January 2026. Hopefully I get a response & a replacement part.

Haven’t used it yet so I’ll just write about my assembly experience. The Hyper Pro box was a little beat up- I took pictures of it just in case it was banged up on the inside as well but it was EXTREMELY well-packaged. Like, impressively so. There was no damage to the product, although on the corner of one of the pieces the finish had been chipped a bit and some rust had started to develop. This definitely didn’t come from shipping though. It is a QC problem. It’s small but I’m a little OCD so it’s REALLY bothering me. Not sure what I’m going to do about it yet. As far as assembly, there are no instructions included, but there is an insert with a QR code that takes to a website with an assembly video and written instructions in PDF form or something like that. Don’t even bother printing out the instructions, they are theee worst. One thing that is mentioned in the written instructions though that I don’t believe was in the vid is to FIRST tighten the six main bolts on the frame before you start the assembly. Then, just follow along with the vid and it will be a breeze. The pieces were all well-packed, and the hardware was separated by step which was super helpful. There was a little bag for each step labeled with the step and the contents, if I remember correctly. No trying to figure out which bolt was which and which washer you need etc. The necessary wrenches were also included, but if you use your own ratcheting wrench it will be a lot easier. I ran out and spent 80 bucks on a new set or ratcheting flex heads and I didn’t regret it at all. I was a little skeptical about how solid it would be as I was putting it together, but once I was done I was pleasantly surprised. Again, I haven’t used it yet, but it feels rock solid. So far I am very impressed with the experience. You can tell that some conversations were had where it counted and that they were serious about getting the packing right, and that they put some thought into the customer experience during assembly. If they put similar thought into the design and production of the Hyper Pro I’m confident I’m going to love it. I got the Leg Developer bundle too- haven’t opened that box yet. I’ll drop another review when I do so. Hope this helps someone!

I got to step two before I needed to send an email for replacement parts. Absolutely horrid to put together. Step two you get to fight gravity and slippery nuts and bolts. No extra hardware is included, so if you drop a nut and can’t find it you’re done or on your way to the hardware store. But I need a replacement leg roller because mine came crushed. Make sure you have your own wrench set and tons of patience. Also, one has to watch a video to put it together. That should be the company’s first clue that it should come more assembled. Watch for all the cuts during the video where they edited the person struggling with the ridiculous assembly. Look for other benches that are less of a hassle to assemble. Or wait until freak athlete sells a piece of equipment that isn’t a “project”.

Super easy set up. They nailed that. Only thing I don’t like is the GHD attachment. There’s a tiny piece of metal holding it on the machine, feels a little janky getting on and off. Sit ups feel a little awkward. I hope it holds up. The leg attachment is nicer than I expected. It feels like an industrial one. I loaded it up this morning and it performed well.

Good machine but unstable at the joint between the front and the back part. One nut has rusts. One ankle foam has dent that won’t recover. The bar is slightly bentz

It's been very easy to set up and move around as needed. Feels very stable while being used. Hope it will last for years to come.

Only been using for a few days but seems to be a sturdy and well build unit throughout all the functions. Will update after more use.

Fresh out of the box and looking great in my small garage gym next to my motorcycle. Now time to clean up and get to work. Let's Gooooo! Easy to assemble. Pad density is high quality.

It is amazing for Nordic curls and can be adjusted. Leg extension works great, I love that I can get full leg workouts easily taking up minimal space.

Great machine. Quality and build is really good and solid. Easy to change between modes. Only annoyance is that removing the leg developer is difficult.

Just unboxed and setup, can't wait to start using, but figured I would get an initial review in, and update as I experience it. I was very impressed with the care of packaging for shipping, and labeling of parts bags by step number. The video only (no instruction booklet) approach kinda put me off at first, but after getting used to pausing and such, I found that the delivery method was excellent! The equipment feels very solid, and the adjustment system is outstanding, but I imagine it will take some getting used to for setting up the different exercises, but the color coding on knobs and the highly visible degree markings should help make that a quick learning process. Great so far, I'm excited to start some Nordic Curls!

Multifunctional and space saving! Shipping delays lead to over a month delay on Bench, but happy now it’s here

Great addition to my dungym. I've been particularly interested in a belt squat and back extension sure to a back injury that doesn't allow me to barbell squat or heavy deadlift anymore. The hyper pro appears quite rugged and well made with many small convenience implementations (kickstand magnets, adjustability everywhere, etc.). One thing I wish they had was a convenient picture of the common exercises and how to adjust quickly (green knob 40, blue knob 0 or something). One concern I have is for the hyper attachment.. I put a lot of pressure into the foam with my knees and I'm wondering how it will hold up over time.

Assembly was straightforward and the video was helpful. Padding feels good. Haven’t used a lot yet but liking the broad range of exercises. A couple workouts in and feels sturdy once the knobs are tightened. Considering the leg developer to expand workouts even further.

Honestly the product is unique and useful. The review is primarily for their quality control and customer service. I ordered hyper pro and came with an inappropriately machined base, which resulted in the hyper pro not being able to be assembled properly. After days of back and forth with customer service emails (because god forbid they put a phone number to contact them at) they finally called me and agreed to send a new base. The base came and the machine is now properly assembled. But the new base is rusty. The old base had no rust, but was not even built properly. The new base is built properly but is covered in rust. I don’t want to even bother this company with trying to fix the problem because getting them to fix the first problem was a headache and I honestly just want to start working out already. If you read this review and would like to help me with the problem and make this right, please feel free to do so and email me at paul.arr.jr@gmail.com. Otherwise, as mentioned before, the product is cool. The team behind it is lacking.

Good so far. Pretty long build time. Must tighten before use to feel stable. Looking forward to the exercise variety.

Assembling easy, videos superhelpful, all necessary eq enclosed. Did arrive w minor battle wounds from shipping, but only cosmetical. Love exercises so far! Waiting for leg developer and cable attachment.

Great idea but design could use some fine tuning. Awkward transitions and could definitely be sturdier. But nice to have all these options. Belt squat feature is my favorite. I’ve only used for a week and overall I like it. There’s a learning curve so I’m hoping I’ll like it more over time.

The Hyper Pro was fairly easy to set up and my wife and I are getting the hang out using it. The leg developer isn’t as smooth as we would’ve hoped and feels a bit off. Other than that, great machine and it offers a lot of options/exercises that we couldn’t do before at home.

Great addition to my home gym (conservatory). I’ll have thighs like Sir Chris Hoy in no time. Excellent assembly guide, very clear instruction, which is a welcome change. It’s expensive, but it also feels like it should be. Sturdy and well made - though I’ve only used it once, as I literally just built it. No excuses for poor core and back health anymore. 🤘🏻😆

This is an extremely well designed piece of equipment. So far I’ve enjoyed the purchase. The strength curve of the leg attachment is great and I use it weekly, but I haven’t found much use yet for the upper body cable equipment. I bought it a few months ago and am still exploring how to incorporate all the new exercises into my programming. The material used to build it seems pretty good quality. I’m not disappointed. But I did have some issues upon assembly where there was some unevenness of the pad. Shoutout to the customer service team, they were eager to make things right and make sure I was a satisfied customer. Overall, a great piece of equipment. It is not cheap. I think they priced it just a tad high where it might not be worth the price to some people. But for myself, I used my FSA funds and that made it justifiable.

Good piece of equipment for home workouts. It's sturdy, stable, and offers multiple adjustments to target different muscle groups. Perfect for leg, glute, and core exercises. The compact design fits well in small spaces, and the build quality feels solid.

Got it today. Some metal pieces allready rusted. Leg extension feels painfull and akward, im 188cm. Kinda disappointed.

I really wish I could provide a better review but I wasn't even able to use the product. The unit I received was a deathtrap, please be carefull. My unit arrived with some wiggling on one of the leg support pads. I followed the instructions to get it as tight as possible, jumped on for some stretching and the support pad immediately broke. The shipping was quick and the unboxing experience was kinda cool. However, it seems there are some quality issues with these that are not fully flushed out. Maybe I just received a bad unit. The support team has not been very responsive and mostly confusing, as i've had a few different folks reply to me, but none of them have actually addressed the issue at hand. I am currently waiting for a response on my quality issues and how to handle my return and refund.

Haven't touched the thing just now unboxing it and asked to do this review to enter to to win a refund. Packaging nice enough. I'm sure I'll like it more than 3 stars but can't really do a review without using it.

Great, well-built product. Packaged well, arrived in great condition. Took about 1 hour to assemble. Online instructions with the video were extremely clear and easy to follow. The pad, overall, is great. The one gripe I have (picture shown) is that one of the bolts for the foot pad has a circumference is too small, so I can't screw down the pad to secure it to the foot plate. One side had the right-sized bolt, the other side did not. And I went through the entire instructions again and everything else was perfectly calibrated and I didn't use the wrong bolt. I just got one bolt that was the right length, but the wrong diameter. Not a total deal-breaker but hopefully Freak Athlete will see this review and if you could send me another foot plate bolt for the foot pad this would easily be a 5-star review.

Seems like a good quality build... Minus one issue. The large pad had a faulty fastener. The backing appears to be made out of chip board and when I started to turn the screw into the treaded insert it broke free of the backing material. Hopefully, I can get a new one. We will see. Kind of a bummer for a pad to break before it even has been used. :/

Ok - so overall the product looks good but unfortunately one of the parts for the foot plate arrived damaged and bent meaning I can’t put the machine on a standing position. Otherwise I can’t use all other aspects but I’m hoping someone from freak athlete will contact me to put matters right.

The machine is a great idea but, the GHD attachment is very cheap and poorly made. The GHD is the main reason why I bought it. It is barely held on with Velcro and it slowly comes off when you are working out.

I’m a personal trainer and gym owner. I was hyped to try this Nordic hypertension machine. It literally kills 3/4 stones with one thing. I value a strong back in my clients and me. But my gym is all free weights and I’ve been hinting to my clients that I got a gift for the gym. I carefully opened the box as it felt like Christmas came early. As I was putting things together, I noticed the rear base and main frame’s holes for bolts didn’t match up. I kept trying as I thought it was my fault. I then attempted to wiggle one of the screws the other way and when I took a picture I noticed the left hole was off by millimeters. I reached out via the contact me page. I assumed it was near Christmas so no one returned my message. Although now I have parts lying around everywhere with my gym to open back up after the new year. I did reach out to the person that runs the Instagram for Freak Athlete. He have a number for the head of product design. But never heard back. I’m hoping for a resolution soon because I don’t want to return the product.