GGR Score: 4.1
Product Highlights
The Bells of Steel Reverse Hammer can support max weights of up to 600 pounds.
Bells of Steel covers the Reverse Hammer with a limited lifetime frame warranty.
This Bells of Steel profile combines a GHD machine with a reverse hyper for a versatile piece of equipment.
At 280 pounds, this is not the most portable or maneuverable glute machine we’ve had in testing.
In-Depth Review
Bells of Steel Reverse Hammer Review: Hammer Your Way to Stronger Muscles (2026)
Author: Jessica Thomas, MPHGone are the days where you have to decide between buying a reverse hyper or a glute ham developer. Learn more in this Bells of Steel Reverse Hammer review. Read the full review.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- High-density foam pads
- Included hyper strap
- Limited lifetime warranty on welds and frame
- Budget friendly
- 2-in-1 machine saves space
- Free shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Cons
- Standard collars do not fit pendulum, so weights may shift
- Some felt the foam was too firm
- Several reports of items arriving damaged
Specs
| Weight | 280 lbs |
|---|---|
| Shipping | Free shipping available |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime frame warranty |
| Dimensions | 74” L x 47” W x 42” H |
| Weight capacity | 600 lbs |
| Financing text | HSA/FSA-eligible |
Product Summary
The Bells of Steel Reverse Hammer offers the best of both worlds: a glute ham developer and reverse back extension in one simple machine. This product is well built and less expensive than other two-in-one machines on the market.
