Commercial Adjustable Hyperextension | BodyCraft (C770)

Adjustable Hyperextension Bench for Posterior-Chain Training

The BodyCraft C770 Adjustable Hyperextension Bench provides a dedicated strength-training station for hyperextensions and related exercises targeting the posterior chain and core. Its purpose-built layout gives home gyms and shared training spaces a dedicated alternative to improvising back-extension movements on a general-purpose bench.

The C770 features a weight capacity of 500 lbs. and weighs approximately 115 lbs. Its substantial frame and dedicated exercise position make placement, adjustability, and available floor space important considerations before ordering.

Back, Glute, Hamstring, and Core Exercises

The C770 can be used for hyperextension movements that involve the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings, along with core-focused exercise variations. Exercise selection, body position, and range of motion should be based on the user's training program.

500 lb. Maximum User Weight

BodyCraft rates the C770 for a maximum weight capacity of 500 lbs.

Buyers who plan to perform externally loaded hyperextensions should follow BodyCraft's current instructions and any separately published loading limitations.

Plan for a 57 × 40-Inch Footprint

The C770 measures approximately 57 inches long, 40 inches wide and 29 inches high. Measure the intended training area before ordering and allow additional space for entering and exiting the bench, performing exercises, and moving around adjacent equipment.

The assembled unit weighs approximately 115 lbs., so choosing the final training location before assembly can simplify setup and reduce unnecessary repositioning.

Indoor Strength-Training Setup

The C770 is intended for indoor use and requires no electrical connection. Assembly is required before use.

For facilities planning a larger strength area, browse Rubber Gym Flooring Rolls and select flooring according to the room, equipment layout, and installation requirements.

Additional options are available in Back, Hamstring and Glute Benches.

Need Help Choosing a Hyperextension Bench?

If you need help comparing BodyCraft models, planning available floor space, or confirming specifications before ordering, visit IRON COMPANY Customer Care or contact an IRON COMPANY equipment specialist.