Titan Fitness SquatMax-MD

Yes, this system is designed to mount to 3x3 inch power racks. Ensure your rack is securely bolted to the floor or weighted down, as the system's 1,300 lb capacity requires a stable base to prevent tipping during heavy lifts.

Most belt squat machines use a lever arm that moves in an arc, which can pull the user forward or backward. The SquatMax-MD uses a vertical guide rod system that keeps the weight directly under your center of gravity, mimicking a natural squat path while eliminating horizontal shearing forces on your spine.

Absolutely. Because of the belt attachment system, you can perform movements like belt squats, Romanian deadlifts, split squats, and even weighted dips or rows depending on your setup. The included band pegs also allow you to add accommodating resistance to any of these movements.

No, the belt is typically sold separately. You will need a dedicated dip or squat belt to connect to the loading pin, so be sure to factor that into your setup.

By utilizing your existing rack's footprint, this unit eliminates the need for a dedicated frame, saving you roughly 4 to 6 feet of floor space. It is an ideal solution for home gyms where square footage is at a premium but you still want the benefits of a belt squat.