Linebacker Squat Landmine Attachment Reviews

4.3 Rating 64 Reviews

This Landmine attachment is ideal for squatting without the fear of balancing a bar on your shoulders. The 7" to 11" squat pads provide a firm and stable feel while performing squats and deadlifts. The rotating handles have a spread of 19" and allow many types of pulling, pushing, and rotational exercises while keeping the wrists in a safe, neutral position. Installation is seamless, slide and tighten over your Olympic barbell, load up on your choice of Olympic bumper plates, and start pushing your workout to the next level. Bolster your strength-training routine by adding linebacker squats, v-style squats, hack squats, overhead presses, and more!
NOTE: Titan recommends resting the product on the ground to load plates before pairing with the landmine stand. This will prevent spinning during the plate-loading process.

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“This one is way better than the V1; much narrower, and can handle a lot more weight. Overall I've been very impressed!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Actually, not for me. It was a Christmas Gift. But I understand. It is very good!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Although, a well constructed piece of equipments, it is difficult to load plates on side attachments while on the accompanied stand. I was told to load the unit on the ground, then transfer to the stand. Unit still has tendency to spin which does not translate well to a smooth workout sequence for some exercises that require weight plate changes. Also, the loading pins will not secure weight plates without special collars that fit the 'unique' size of the slightly smaller pins. The small tweaks required to fix these shortcomings would go far to make this a real 'go to' training item, giving it more flexibility and increasing a trainee's exercise syllabus. Given it's current restrictions, and for my desired uses, it has fallen short of my expectations. But, for others who simply desire it for it's somewhat limited applications, it may be fine. I have other Titan equipment, that I have found much more to my liking, I'm afraid. Still feel that Titan is a good company, and provides a good 'bang for the buck' in the other equipment that I have purchase from them.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Awesome piece of equipment”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Durable equipment. I have a number of items from Titan. Very satisfied with them all. This is fantastic and allows for various muscle groups to be exercised.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Great product and perfect for mixing up squat days”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I purchased this attachment with the stand as part of their black Friday promotion. The packaging was actually really good, I've bought several titan products (multi grip bar, tri bar, steel club, ssb v2) and with each order it seems as though the packaging and shipping has improved. People have often had problems with damage on delivery so it warrants mentioning that titan has made a lot of progress in that regard. Despite the improvement, there were several sratches on the attachment right out of the box. The stand had a nice durable powder coat and arrived in perfect condition so it is a little disappointing that the same coating was not applied to the linebacker accessory. I would've gladly paid a little extra for the added durability, and improved look. Assembly was pretty straight forward, but I did puncture the bottom of one of the shoulder pads while tightening the bolts. It didn't take much, and it has me a little worried about the durability long term. Overall the functionality, and quality (aside from the finish) seems really great. I bought it because my basement gym has low ceilings and overhead press exercises were all but impossible with a barbell. This allowed me to add cleans, standing overhead presses and thrusters to my routine and that made the purchase worth it for me. I also really like the feel of squatting with the landmine as the movement plane feels very comfortable. I did find hack squats to be a little awkward as the handles felt too far away at the top, or the pads would hit my calfs at the bottom. Deadlifts would seem fine, but I don't see this replacing my hex bar anytime soon. Now for the bad news. Beyond the finish, the biggest issue with the accessory is the weight horns. I am hoping titan, or someone else can explain to me why in the world they would make the horns 1.9" instead of 2", thus rendering 99% of all Olympic collars obsolete. Coupled with the fact that it is very difficult to load without spinning, not having a secure, tight fitting collar is flat out dangerous. I ordered some snap collars in hopes of mitigating the problem, but really makes no sense. I am also planning on dropping some kind of rope/chain from the ceiling to help stabilize during plate loading, but for now I have just relied on loading the barbell. I would absolutely recommend the product. Its pretty well built (except for the finish and suspect shoulder pad construction/material), provides a lot of functionality and is an absolute must have for garage gyms with low clearance that would otherwise restrict overhead movements. Just keep in mind that you'll have to purchase some specialty collars, and figure out a safe way to load it if you intend to use the stand.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“This product fixed all the old issues with the original. I have to give it to Titan for always stepping up there game.”

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Posted 6 years ago