Viking Press Landmine Handle for 2-Inch Barbell, T-Bar Row Attachment Core Strength Training Accessories, Shoulder Press Landmine Attachment Equipment

Easy set up, quality product, reasonable price.

Great product that I love in my workouts. Very poorly made by this manufacturer and seller. The left section snapped off with only 25 lbs weight, showcasing the poor welding in this product. This posed a significant safety concern as well.Avoid this product.

Works as it should. I’m buying another one.

Easy to put together and works well. Wish it was a bit taller-that’s on me as I saw the measurements.

I've been doing various landmine exercises and dreaded having to heave the barbell from the floor and to my chest to do squats or shoulder presses. Got this to hopefully make it easier, smoother and safer (I've had a couple of close calls with the end of the barbell falling against my chest). It came a day earlier than scheduled and I put it together in 15 minutes. First work out I thought what a game changer when I did my 1st set of presses. It made the start so easy, smoother, and safer than before. Better than the old clean, jerk up and catch I did before. Simple solution with a great product!

The Viking Press Landmine is a solid piece of equipment, but it has some drawbacks. On the positive side, it’s sturdy, easy to set up, and allows for a great range of motion when doing overhead presses. The build quality is decent, and it feels durable enough for heavy use.However, there are a few issues that hold it back. The grip handles could be more comfortable, as they feel a bit rough during longer workouts. Also, the range of motion is somewhat limited for certain users, depending on height and stance. Lastly, for the price, I expected a slightly better finish and smoother movement.Overall, it’s a decent addition to a home gym, but there’s room for improvement. If you’re serious about Viking presses, you might want to consider other options.

Good ítem fast shiping

I used an angle grinder to take off the loading bars on the sides. They were too small of a diameter so the plates were not secure with any kind of clip. Basically defective and dangerous as it is sold.However, I kept it because it’s otherwise decent quality and you can simply load plates on the bar directly before the attachment. Load is limited but I’m using it as an adaptive option for beginners in my practice, not a way to push heavy weight. Can’t give it more than one star because someone could legit hurt themselves with it on first use.