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ATX® Belt Squat Compact
$1,525.00
Item No: ATX-BSM-600
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DESCRIPTION
Weight Weight |
85 kg |
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| Dimensions | 144 × 53 × 22 cm |
Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
74kg |
Weight Load Capacity Weight Load
This is the safe working load of the item, not to be confused with a breaking point.
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300kg |
Footprint Footprint
This is the area occupied by the item itself. You might need to allocate additional space for the use.
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157x100cm |
| Height | 112cm |
| Certification | EN 20957 I.II.IV – S |
he ATX Compact Belt Squat Machine (ATX-BSM-600) is your German-engineered leg day saviour, delivering a 300kg load capacity in a sleek 157cm x 100cm footprint. This beast lets you hammer quads, glutes, and hammies with zero spinal compression, using a belt squat belt (included) and a wobble-free lever arm. Its oversized footplate and dual hooks make setup a breeze, even for beginners.
Key Features:
Long Weight Horns
365mm chromed 50mm sleeves hold heaps of Olympic plates, angled to skip collars, with band pegs for extra resistance.
Gas Spring
Stand up to start, use handles for support, and enjoy a lever arm that pulls straight down, not forward.
Dual Attachment Hooks
Two belt hooks for quick, custom setups with the included ATX belt squat belt or other harnesses.
Reinforced Footplate
Won’t flex even during the heaviest loads.
300kg Load Capacity
10 mm steel with 10 mm nylon inserts — tough and quiet when you rack it.
Start/Stop Positions
Choose from two starting positions.
Band Peg System
Roller sleeves protect resistance bands, allowing single-band setups for progressive overload.
Oversized Footplate
100cm x 50cm anti-slip platform lets you shuffle for the perfect stance, with ideal pull-down biomechanics.
Belt Squat Belt
Included with the machine to get you started.
Why You Need This:
People often asked why ATX stopped selling the Roller Belt Squat Version. While the cable version was “heavier” in that it didn’t have any leverage system. It was more expensive and bigger. The leverage assistance on the Compact Belt Squat was easily offset with the resistance bands.
When banded, the Compact version is just as good as the Roller version. Plus it is so much easier to engage and disengage. The advantage of being leverage is that there is less that go wrong. We have put three in one of Sydney’s busiest gyms and they are going strong with no issues.
A commercial leg machine at this price and footprint is jut amazing value.
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Craig Cooper (verified owner) –
Recently purchased the ATX compact belt squat machine (Jan 25) for my home gym due to bulging disks and wanting to avoid further spinal compression while squatting. I can only describe it as an absolutely superb piece of equipment. I initially had concerns about the rigidity of the lever-arm pivot point with heavy weights due to the distance between the bearing mounts being rather narrow. On assembly, I realised this had been an unfounded concern as the bearings used for the pivot are over-sized housed bearings that easily provide more than sufficient stability.
“Compact” is certainly a relative word when considering typical home gym spaces, however, relative to other belt squat design alternatives, this one does very well on providing a reduced footprint. Overall, value for money I would certainly have to give 5-stars and would definitely recommend it to anyone considering the purchase.
Tim C (verified owner) –
Purchased the compact belt machine and had it shipped to Cairns, Sams Fitness is very easy company to deal with, great communication and product. Highly recommend.
Steve M (verified owner) –
Sam’s Fitness ATX Belt Squat Machine
One month ago I received my ATX Belt Squat Machine, machine is sliced bread to me.
I am an older guy who always had done exercise including weights since I was a teenager and now I am over 60 and had lower back operations due to sciatica and arthritis in the spine my gym training has had a downwards curve. I always use to train my chicken legs on the first day of training, usually a Monday, just to set basis for my weekly training. But as my back and leg pain increased due to my back condition, doing squats was pretty much a no go.
Now since using the ATX belt squat machine four times a week with only 50 – 100 kg I feel awesome and no back pain as there isn’t any weight on my shoulders and down my spine. I also include calf exercises with the belt squat machine.
The good thing about the machine it has a T-bar handle which you use to engage the weights to do a squat, but it is also great for just stabilising myself when squatting and doing calf raises.
The ATX Belt Squat machine is boxed very well and there is a lot of assembling, so set aside a few hours. If more than one person is assembling it it may be assembled quicker. When I assembled it, I checked that all parts were there read the instructions. A lot of the bolts and washers etc seem similar, but if you read the parts list which gives you the quantities for each part listed and then seperate all parts by that, you should be fine. There is also some assembling hints on installing the gas strut, done by Sam on his website. I just added a step of using an old towel between the two frames so I didn’t scratch the components when pushing down on the strut. Worked fine for me.
This machine is very well built, and all operations are smooth with no play at all.
Sam’s Fitness staff were very helpful when I rang and inquired about the belt seat machine. Delivery from Sam;s Fitness to the Newcastle area was extremely quick, especially as I ordered it so close to Christmas.
Now I am waiting for my ATX Hyperextension 650 to arrive, which I pre-ordered.
Awesome job Sam’s fitness.