- Mirafit Hip Abductor/Adductor Machine
- Plate loaded commercial grade gym machine
- 6 leg pad distance adjustments at 15 degree increments
- 6 backrest adjustments at 25mm distances
- Quickly change exercises by rotating the leg pads to face either inside our outside
- Durable rubber handles with aluminium end caps
- End caps protect flooring from scuffs and scratches
- Stainless steel weight poles for easy plate loading
- Aluminium pulleys provide a smooth glide
- Aluminium adjustment knobs
- Moulded foot rests for increased traction
- Commercial wipe clean fabric
- Floor mount plates allow the machine to be bolted down
- Cables rated to 500kg
- Max user weight: 180kg
- Max weight pole load: 220kg (110kg per side)
- Suitable for users 5'3" - 6'4" (160cm - 195cm)
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Measurements:
- Height: 112cm
- Width: 156cm
- Depth: 154.5cm
Delivery & Assembly
- Delivery of this product is kerbside only
- This product will be delivered in a crate. Please note that you will be required to safely dispose of the crate
- Assembly instructions are included
This product is designed for use in home, light commercial and full commercial gyms.
Mirafit Hip Abductor/Adductor Machine
Suitability
Suitable for home, light commercial or full commercial use.
UK Delivery £4.99
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Features
Dual Purpose Machine
Quick and easy to change between abductor mode and adductor mode – simply rotate the leg pads.
Adjustable Leg Pads / Backrest
Suitable for users between 5’3” and 6’4”, the backrest and leg pads both have six adjustment levels.
Aluminium Pulleys
Commercial grade aluminium pulleys provide a smooth, jerk-free exercise motion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What muscles does a hip abductor/adductor machine work?
A hip abductor/adductor machine targets the muscles of the inner and outer thighs. Hip abductor exercises primarily work the glutes and outer hips, while hip adductor exercises focus on the inner thigh muscles. Training both can help improve lower body strength, stability and overall leg development.
What is the difference between hip abduction and hip adduction?
Hip abduction involves moving your legs away from the body's centreline, mainly targeting the outer hips and glutes. Hip adduction is the opposite movement, bringing your legs inward to train the inner thighs.
Is a hip abductor/adductor machine good for glute training?
Yes. Hip abductor exercises can help target the glute medius and supporting muscles around the hips. Many users include abductor work alongside squats, lunges and hip thrusts as part of a complete lower body routine.
Can beginners use a hip abductor/adductor machine?
Yes. Beginners can start with lighter weight and controlled movement patterns. Adjustable positioning helps users find a comfortable setup and gradually increase resistance as strength improves.
How much weight should I use on a hip abductor/adductor machine?
Start with a weight that allows controlled movement for around 10–15 repetitions while maintaining proper form. Increase resistance gradually as your strength improves.
Does hip abductor training help with squats and lower body strength?
Strong hip muscles can support lower body stability during exercises such as squats, deadlifts and lunges. Many lifters include hip abductor and adductor work as accessory exercises within their leg training routine. Some gym users report improved squat stability when incorporating these movements.
Can men use a hip abductor/adductor machine?
Yes. Hip abductor and adductor exercises can benefit anyone looking to improve hip strength, lower body balance and athletic performance. These exercises are commonly used by both men and women.
How do I switch between hip abductor and adductor exercises?
To change between exercises, rotate the leg pads and adjust the starting position according to the movement you want to perform. This simple adjustment allows our machine to provide both inner and outer thigh training.
What height range is this machine suitable for?
This machine is designed for users approximately 5'3" to 6'4" (160–195cm), with multiple backrest and leg pad adjustments for a personalised fit.
Can a hip abductor/adductor machine be used in a home gym?
Yes. This machine is suitable for home gyms, light commercial facilities and full commercial environments. Before purchasing, check the dimensions and available floor space in your gym area.
Does the machine require bolting to the floor?
The machine includes floor mount plates for optional bolting. Bolting may be preferred in commercial environments or high-traffic training spaces to reduce unwanted movement.
How much space do I need for a hip abductor/adductor machine?
Consider the machine footprint plus enough surrounding room for access and loading weight plates. Allow additional clearance around the sides and rear of the machine for comfortable use.
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