PBF-D940 Rear Kick

PBF-D940 product overview

PBF-D940 Rear Kick is built around a rear kick movement that trains hip extension without requiring cable ankle straps or floor-based setup. Its role is not to replace every free-weight movement, but to give a gym owner or distributor a repeatable machine station for glutes and hip extension. a glute station for facilities where lower-body training demand extends beyond leg press and squat machines. Buyers should evaluate it together with adjacent machines in the same training area, not as an isolated product.

Product parameters

Training and engineering notes

• Movement focus: glutes and hip extension.
• Training path: a rear kick movement that trains hip extension without requiring cable ankle straps or floor-based setup.
• Commercial planning value: a glute station for facilities where lower-body training demand extends beyond leg press and squat machines.
• Procurement fit: your members ask for glute-focused machines and you want a fixed station that is quick to understand.
• Before ordering, check standing support position, pad contact comfort, range of hip extension.

What this machine helps users train

• Targets hip extension in a clear single-leg pattern.
• Keeps setup faster than cable kickbacks during busy periods.
• Adds a glute-specific station for members who do not want barbell hip thrusts.

Material and finish

• Frame tube, upholstery, coating and loading components should be confirmed from the final quotation and production sample before bulk ordering.
• The machine image is kept clean for product review; final logo, color and labeling can be customized according to order requirements.
• Catalog listed size: 1115 x 1330 x 1650 mm.
• Catalog listed machine weight: 135 kg.

Useful buying questions

• Build a practical 500 m2 commercial gym equipment list
• OEM logo, color and function customization for gym equipment
• What to send before asking for a gym equipment quotation

Commercial use scenarios

• Glute training zone
• Women-focused fitness club
• Boutique strength studio
• Commercial gym lower-body area

Where this model fits in the gym floor

• Glute training zone
• Women-focused fitness club
• Boutique strength studio
• Commercial gym lower-body area

Why this model matters in a gym plan

• Choose PBF-D940 Rear Kick when your members ask for glute-focused machines and you want a fixed station that is quick to understand.
• It adds value because a glute station for facilities where lower-body training demand extends beyond leg press and squat machines.
• It is less suitable as a first-priority item when your project only needs basic lower-body strength machines and has no dedicated glute training demand.

How to evaluate this model before ordering

• Confirm whether the movement priority in your project is glutes and hip extension.
• Compare this machine with adjacent stations before placing the order, especially DH57, DH84, BB06.
• Check standing support position, pad contact comfort, range of hip extension, floor clearance behind the moving arm before approving the final product list.
• For container orders, confirm packing volume, installation notes, spare parts and after-sales document requirements before production.

How this model supports a purchasing plan

• This model helps a gym build a clearer glute area instead of relying only on free weights or general multi-stations.
• For distributors, it can be sold as part of a matched D Series line, making quotations easier for buyers who want a consistent visual and functional package.
• For gym owners, the value comes from repeatable member use, easier coaching and a more complete training floor.

How to compare this model with nearby options

• Compare PBF-D940 Rear Kick with DH57, DH84, BB06 based on movement angle, target muscle, footprint and user level.
• If space is limited, prioritize machines that solve the largest traffic or training gap in your facility.
• If the order is for resale, compare expected buyer demand, showroom display value and how easily the machine can be bundled with related products.

Private label and customization

• Logo, frame color and upholstery options can be discussed based on order requirements.
• Product configuration, packing and nameplate details are available upon request.
• Final customization feasibility depends on model, quantity and production schedule.

Engineering and production focus

• The key engineering question is whether the user position supports a rear kick movement that trains hip extension without requiring cable ankle straps or floor-based setup without awkward entry, exit or loading access.
• For plate-loaded equipment, inspect loading horn position, user clearance, floor contact points and moving-arm travel in the final drawing or production confirmation.
• High-use commercial gyms should plan a simple maintenance routine for bolts, bushings, contact pads and coating wear points.

Questions before quotation