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Hip Thrust Bench

Hip Thrust Bench

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Storage stays clear – stackable for group classes
Non-slip base – stays put under load
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Description

More versatile than any flat bench

The Hip Thrust Bench – also known as a glute bridge bench – may carry the name, but hip thrusts are just the beginning. In our box and at many of our customers' gyms it has completely replaced the classic flat bench in group classes. Step-ups, elevated push-ups, lunges, dumbbell bench press, rows, box jumps – and every now and then someone hops on to reach the pull-up bar. At 30 cm (small version) and 35 cm (large version), it sits low enough for stable work and high enough for proper hip thrusts. Barbell, dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbags or bands – anything goes. It weighs 7 kg and 12.5 kg respectively, while a flat bench weighs two to three times as much.

Built for daily box use, not record attempts

The core is dense foam with a vinyl cover – tough, easy to wipe down and low maintenance. The underside is non-slip, so nothing shifts around. And yes, under very heavy loads the foam can compress slightly. For group training, personal training and WODs that's a non-issue. We're not talking about a competition powerlifting bench here – we're talking about the piece of kit you pull out of storage most often and put away the fastest. That's exactly what it's built for. There are two sizes: 60 cm for smaller athletes or tight spaces, and 90 cm for taller athletes from around 1.80 m. The large one isn't just longer, it's also higher at 35 cm instead of 30 cm – which gives longer legs more room on hip thrusts.

Technical Specifications

Length 60 cm (small) · 90 cm (large)
Height 30 cm (small) · 35 cm (large)
Width (bottom) 45 cm
Width (top) 25 cm
Shape Trapezoidal – wider at the base than at the top
Weight 7 kg (small) · 12.5 kg (large)
Material Dense foam with vinyl cover
Underside Non-slip
Stackable Yes
Recommended 60 cm for tight spaces · 90 cm from approx. 1.80 m
Compatible with Barbell, dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbags, bands

Hip Thrust Bench vs. classic flat bench

Criteria Hip Thrust Bench Classic flat bench
Hip thrusts Yes – ideal height Often too high or unstable
Step-ups / box jumps Yes No (too unstable)
Pull-up step aid Yes Not suitable
Dumbbell work Yes (moderate loads) Yes (heavy loads too)
Weight 7–12.5 kg 15–30 kg
Stackable Yes No
Setup / teardown Seconds Minutes
Storage footprint Minimal – stackable Large
Group classes Perfect – ready in no time Cumbersome
Maximum load Built for group training Built for heavy loads

If you want a bench for group classes, personal training and a wide range of exercises, the Hip Thrust Bench is the better pick. It's more versatile, noticeably lighter and far easier to store. For heavy bench press with serious loads you'll still want a solid flat bench. But for everything else? You reach for the Hip Thrust Bench – more often than you'd think.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Hip Thrust Bench replace a flat bench?
For group training and moderate loads: yes. Plenty of boxes use it exactly that way. For heavy bench press with high loads you'll still need a solid flat bench.
Which size should I get?
The small one (60 cm) covers most exercises and is ideal when space is tight or your athletes are on the shorter side. We recommend the large one (90 cm) for people from around 1.80 m, or when you want more surface area for the upper body.
Does the foam compress under heavy load?
Under very heavy loads there can be slight compression. For typical use in group classes, personal training and WODs that's not a problem. The bench isn't built for max-effort powerlifting – and that's not what it gets used for.
How many can I stack?
As many as you like. The benches are stackable and take up barely any room once stacked. That's exactly what makes them so practical for boxes.
Does the bench slide on the floor?
No. The underside is non-slip. On standard gym floors (rubber mats, PVC) it stays firmly in place – even when you're working under load.
Is the bench only for hip thrusts?
Definitely not. Hip thrusts, step-ups, elevated push-ups, lunges, dumbbell work, box jumps, pull-up step aid – the list goes on. The name is misleading. In practice it's the most versatile piece of equipment in many boxes.
Can I do hip thrusts at home with this?
Yes, that's exactly what it's ideal for. It weighs 7 kg (small version) and 12.5 kg (large version) – you won't casually carry the large one across the flat, but it's ready in seconds and stowed away just as fast. Stackable, no assembly, no permanent spot needed: for hip thrusts at home, a living room, basement or garage is plenty.
Is the Hip Thrust Bench a hip thrust machine?
No – and that's a good thing. A classic hip thrust machine is a dedicated piece of kit with fixed mechanics. Our bench is the flexible alternative: you pair it with a barbell, dumbbells or bands and aren't locked into one movement path. More versatile, lighter and it needs far less space.

Customer reviews

The Hip Thrust Bench is one of those products where the name doesn't tell the whole story. In our box we reach for these benches more often than for the flat benches – simply because they're good for so much more. Set it down, train, put it away. In group classes that's worth its weight in gold.

Felix, Founder of cross equip
Felix, Founder of cross equip

Further information

Additional informations
Brand
cross equip
Weight
7.0 kg
Training goals
Booty, Core, Functional Fitness
Shipping & Delivery

Our parcel delivery partners:

Small and lightweight parcels are delivered by Swiss Post. We ship larger and heavier parcels via DPD.

Our shipping partner

For larger shipments that need to be transported by truck on pallets, our shipping partner Christian Rüedi AG ensures on-time and damage-free delivery.

We offer reliable and fast shipping so you receive your order as quickly as possible.

  • Delivery times: Our standard delivery times are usually 2–3 business days.
  • Shipping costs: Shipping costs vary depending on the order quantity and delivery address. These are clearly and transparently displayed at checkout.
  • Tracking: After your order has been shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email, which you can use to check the status of your delivery online at any time. Delivery areas: We deliver exclusively to Switzerland.
  • Returns and exchanges: If you are not satisfied with your order, we offer a hassle-free return and exchange policy. Please read our return policy for more information.
  • Our customer service team is happy to assist you with any questions or special requests.