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Hoist ROC IT Shoulder Press
- The innovative biomechanical design of the ROC-IT™ Plate Loaded line delivers a more natural, unrestricted, functional movement
- Ride Oriented Xercise® provides a rocking movement that constantly adjusts the user to achieve optimal biomechanical positioning throughout the exercise
- Integrated head support helps maintain a neutral cervical spine on rearward rocking machines
- Molded plastic upholstery covers add a contemporary and finished look
- Contoured footrests provide a perpendicular platform for user support and stability
- Integrated water bottle holder, and accessory tray to keep personal items organized and out of the way of others (less clutter on gym floor)
- Your custom logo decal placed under the instructional placards to increase brand awareness
- Easy step through design speeds up workouts by allowing quick entry and exit of the machine
- Integrated scuff guards are strategically placed to protect the machine’s frame finish
- Rubber foot protectors to guard facility flooring
- Oversized handles with bulbed ends provide a more comfortable and secure grip
- Ratcheting adjuster system provides quick and easy seat adjustment
“The handle and cable changes are quick and easy; and the cable movement is smooth.”
- Liz Neporent - American Council on Exercise
“Weight machines with a sense of style. These machines, which allow users to do everything from chest presses to leg curls, are a hybrid of commercial and consumer machines, making them more rugged than previous home models.”
- Los Angeles Times
"The Customer Service award was presented to Hoist, as dealers cited dramatic improvements in response times for product deliveries and service calls."
- Health & Fitness Business
"HOIST® Fitness Systems: Twenty years of heavy lifting pays off for local entrepreneurs."
- San Diego Metropolitan Magazine
"Better Gyms? No sweat. HOIST® Fitness Systems owners found unmet need and filled it"
- San Diego Union Tribune
"HOIST® -- Cadillac of home gyms".
- Sportstyle