Collection: Tricep Machines

Building massive arms requires a mix of heavy compound pressing and strict isolation. At Dynasty Fitness, we stock the ultimate triceps training machine selection. Our gear allows you to perform everything from a machine tricep pushdown to heavy dips, ensuring you can target the lateral, medial, and long heads of the tricep effectively.

Tricep Dip & Press Machines for Mass

If you want size, you need to press heavy. The tricep press machine (often called a dip machine) is the most effective tool for adding mass to the back of the arm.

• Seated Power: The Seated Dips Press allows you to load up heavy weight without shoulder strain. It locks your torso in place, making it the ultimate tricep dips machine for safe, heavy loading.
• Progressive Overload: For those mastering their body weight, the Assisted Chin/Dip acts as a perfect tricep machine for beginners and pros alike. It allows you to perform high-volume dips with a counterweight, ensuring perfect form until failure.
• Old School Calisthenics: For the purist, the Multi Pull Up/Dip Rack provides a rock-solid station for weighted or bodyweight dips.

Tricep Extension & Pushdown Machines

To carve out the details and the "horseshoe" shape, isolation is key. You need a tricep extension machine that keeps constant tension.

• Cable Versatility: The Dual Adjustable Pulley is the industry standard tricep pushdown machine. Its adjustable height allows for overhead extensions, rope pushdowns, and single-arm work.
• Functional Isolation: The Dual-Arm Functional Trainer allows for complete freedom of movement. This serves as an excellent tricep pull down machine, letting you change angles instantly to target different heads of the tricep muscle.

Why Use a Triceps Machine?

While free weights are great, a tricep machine workout offers unique benefits.

• Safety: A machine tricep extension removes the risk of dropping weights on your body.
• Focus: Whether utilizing a bicep and tricep machine combo or a dedicated press, the fixed path of motion forces the triceps to take the load, minimizing chest or shoulder involvement.