MERACH black dual-track ab trainer machine with curved rails and LCD

Rank #3 in Best Ab Machine 2026: 10 Ranked, and the 440 lb Claim Four Sellers Share

MERACH Dual Track Ab Machine, Curved Rails, Foldable

£70.00 4.5 from 450 Amazon ratings
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The MERACH Dual Track Ab Machine sits third in this guide at £70.00, rated 4.5 from 450 ratings, with a Best Sellers Rank of 3 in Home Gym Systems. It is the machine here that does not repeat the 440 lb figure: its frame bullet says "supports up to 330 lbs" and the specification field "Tension Supported" says 330 pounds — roughly 150 kg. That is a lower ceiling than the four listings in this guide that advertise 440 lb, even though the same bullet calls the frame "commercial-grade steel".

The rating numbers on the listing do not add up to the rating count. The breakdown shown is 75 at five stars, 12 at four, 7 at three, 2 at two and 4 at one: that totals 100, against the 450 ratings stated on the same page, so the bars read as percentages rather than review counts. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing for this machine — nothing here is a measurement or a test of our own.

How those 450 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.5 stars.

5 star
75%
4 star
12%
3 star
7%
2 star
2%
1 star
4%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £70.00
Customer rating 4.5 out of 5 from 450 ratings
Maximum load claimed 330 lb, listed as "Tension Supported"
Item weight 9.4 kg
Colour Black
Warranty 12 MONTHS
Best Sellers Rank 3 in Home Gym Systems
Material Metal (as listed)

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Great ab machine, adjustable, it's strong, smooth operation, comfortable, easy to put up, good size, good stability,”

Andrew Loxton

“I picked this up for myself because I like having a few home gym options that do not just repeat the same floor exercises. I usually use it as a regular ab finisher at the end of a workout, and it has been a genuinely interesting addition. It is not a piece of equipment I had seen or used before, so there was a bit of curiosity involved, but after a few sessions I can see why it has a place.The movement feels different from standard crunches, planks, or ab wheel rollouts. The dual track design guides you through a more controlled motion, and the arc style path seems to make the core work from a slightly different angle. I feel it most when I slow the movement down and focus on keeping my body tight rather than just rushing through repetitions. Used that way, it gives a strong burn through the abs and also brings in the hip flexors and upper body a bit as you stabilise yourself.The adjustable resistance or height settings are useful because it means you can make it more approachable at first and then increase the challenge as you get used to the movement. I would not call it effortless to begin with, though. There is a learning curve, especially if you are used to doing ab work on the floor. Once you find the right position and rhythm, it feels smooth and more natural.Build wise, it feels suitable for regular home use. It does take up more space than an ab wheel or mat, but it also gives you a more structured exercise station. I like that it makes ab training feel less repetitive, which helps when motivation is the limiting factor.The main trade off is that it is quite specific. If you want one compact piece of equipment for a tiny space, this may be more than you need. It also will not replace a complete core routine, as rotational work, carries, and static holds still have their place.Overall, this is best for someone who already exercises and wants a fresh, challenging ab finisher for a home gym. It may not suit someone wanting the smallest or simplest core tool, but if you want something that hits the abs in a different way, it is a cool and worthwhile bit of kit.”

N Shaw

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Ab Machine 2026: 10 Ranked, and the 440 lb Claim Four Sellers Share.

Questions people ask

How much weight does the MERACH ab machine support?

The Tension Supported specification says 330 pounds, and the frame bullet repeats "supports up to 330 lbs". That is roughly 150 kg.

Why is the MERACH figure different from the others in this guide?

Four other listings in this guide advertise 440 lb of capacity across a price spread from £39.99 to £155.47. The MERACH at £70.00 states 330 lb instead, so it does not carry the same headline number.

What does the MERACH LCD display track?

Reps, time and calories burned, according to the listing.

What is included with the MERACH ab trainer?

The listing lists: Ab Machine, two Allen keys, two elastic ropes, a monitor and a user manual.

How much does the MERACH machine weigh?

9.4 kg as listed. The product name describes it as foldable, and the part number of items is 1.

What is the rating on the MERACH ab machine?

4.5 out of 5 from 450 ratings. The star breakdown on the page adds up to 100 against those 450 ratings, so it reads as percentages rather than review counts.

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