BOOTY BUILDER STATION 2.0
Booty Builder Station 2.0 is the ultimate total body resistance band workout station. Designed to do Barbell Hip Thrusts safely and more effectively with the patented raised foot platform, Station One can be used for 100’s of exercises in conjunction with Booty Builder resistance Bands, Barbells and Bodyweight!
Description
| Feature | Imperial Measure | Metric Measure |
| Weight Stack | 335 lbs | 152 kg |
| Dimensions | 75″ L x 35″ W x 30″ H | 190 cm L x 89 cm W x 76 cm H |
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