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The abs Company Ab Coaster® CS3000

The abs Company Ab Coaster® CS3000 The abs Company Ab Coaster® CS3000
$2,309.00
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ABS1003B
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Ab Coaster Exercise Machine: The CS3000 for Busy Gym Floors


The Ab Coaster CS3000 from The Abs Company is a commercial ab coaster exercise machine that works the abdominals from the bottom up. It measures 70″ L x 30″ W x 58″ H, holds users up to 450 lb, and covers a 20–100 lb training range. Hamilton Home Fitness lists it at $2,309.


AttributeDetail
Price$2,309.00
SKUABS1003B
BrandThe Abs Company
Application tagCommercial workout machines
User weight limit450 lb
Training range20–100 lb
Best fitShared, high-use gym floors


How the CS3000 trains your abs


The CS3000 works your abs from the bottom up rather than the top down. Instead of curling your shoulders toward your hips, you lift from the base of the movement.


The Abs Company describes the patented Ab Coaster as combining the simplicity of the ab crunch with the effectiveness of the hanging leg raise and states that it limits stress to the neck, back, and shoulders. Those are the manufacturer's words rather than a measured result, but the design intent explains why the machine keeps earning floor space in rooms where members skip mat work entirely.


Does the Ab Coaster work your lower abs? The bottom-up path loads the abdominals from the base of the movement upward, which is the region most people find hardest to reach on a floor crunch. Visible definition still comes down to training consistency and overall body composition. No single machine changes that, and any seller who tells you otherwise is selling you something.


Who this Ab Coaster suits


Buy the CS3000 when one station has to serve many different bodies without an adjustment step. The 450 lb user weight limit and the 20–100 lb training range are what let a deconditioned first-timer and a heavy lifter use the same machine on the same afternoon.


A good fit for:

  • Gyms and studios with steady daily traffic
  • Facilities training users up to 450 lb
  • Trainers who want an adjustment-free station
  • Home gyms with 70″ x 30″ of clear floor


Not the right call for:

  • Rooms with under 70″ of clear length
  • Users above the 450 lb weight limit
  • Anyone wanting a full-body training machine
  • Budgets built around sub-$200 ab gadgets


If the core station is one piece of a bigger build, the rest of The Abs Company's lineup covers glutes, HIIT, and benches.


Key features


✅ Patented Ab Coaster bottom-up ab motion
✅ Crunch simplicity, hanging leg raise effect
✅ 450 lb user weight limit for shared floors
✅ 20–100 lb training range for progression
✅ 70″ L x 30″ W x 58″ H floor footprint
✅ 139 lb unit weight for a solid, stable base
✅ The crate is 24″ wide and clears standard doors.
✅ Designed to limit neck and shoulder strain
✅ Tagged for commercial workout machine use
✅ SKU ABS1003B from The Abs Company
✅ Priced at $2,309.00, no quote needed
✅ Ships nationwide from Tennessee


CS3000 specifications


Every figure below is the published measurement for SKU ABS1003B, shown in US units.


SpecificationDetail
Unit dimensions70″ L x 30″ W x 58″ H
Unit weight139 lb
User weight limit450 lb
Training range20–100 lb
Shipping dimensions61″ L x 24″ W x 15″ H
Shipping weight164 lb
Price$2,309.00


Delivery, doorways, and floor space


The crate ships at 61″ L x 24″ W x 15″ H and 164 lb, so the 24″ width clears a standard 32″ interior door with room on both sides. That is worth checking before you order anything this size, because plenty of commercial AB equipment arrives on a crate wider than the door it has to pass through.


Plan the floor before the truck arrives. Built, the CS3000 takes 70″ of length and 30″ of width, stands 58″ tall, and weighs 139 lb.


Will the Ab Coaster CS3000 fit through a standard doorway? The 24″ crate width clears one comfortably. Measure stairwell turns and elevator depth as well, since the 61″ crate length is the tighter constraint on a switchback stair.


Ready to place it? Add the CS3000 to your cart, or look through the wider commercial fitness equipment range first.


Why the CS3000 costs $2,309


Search results for an ab coaster exercise machine mix two very different products: sub-$200 home gadgets and the patented Ab Coaster line the CS3000 sits at the top of. This is the commercial-tagged version — 139 lb of machine, a rated 450 lb user limit, and resistance that scales from 20 lb to 100 lb as members get stronger.


A simple decision rule works here. If one person in one household uses it, this is more machine than the job needs. If it sits on a floor other people pay to use, that published rating is the entire reason to buy it.


Hamilton Home Fitness lists the CS3000 at $2,309.00 under SKU ABS1003B and ships nationwide from Tennessee.


Ab Coaster CS3000 FAQs


How much does the Ab Coaster CS3000 cost?
It is listed at $2,309.00 under SKU ABS1003B. The listing is a direct purchase rather than a quote request.


What is the user weight limit on the CS3000?
450 lb. Anyone above that limit needs a different station, and the number is worth honoring rather than treating as a rough guide.


How much floor space does the CS3000 need?
70″ of length by 30″ of width, standing 58″ tall. Leave walking room behind it so users can get on and off the carriage cleanly.


What resistance can I train with?
The training range runs from 20 lb to 100 lb, which gives a beginner a starting point and an advanced user somewhere to progress to.


What warranty and accessories come with it?
The product listing does not publish warranty terms or a list of included items. Confirm both with the team before ordering rather than assuming a length or a plate supply.


Is the CS3000 too many machines for a home gym?
It is tagged as a commercial workout machine, so it is built beyond most household needs. It still works at home if you have the 70″ x 30″ footprint and the budget, though lighter home workout machines may suit a single user better.


Order the CS3000.


Buy the Ab Coaster CS3000 today and give your floor an ab station that handles every member who walks up to it, with no adjustment step and nothing to explain. Orders ship nationwide from Tennessee, and the team can talk through delivery access before you commit.


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