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Landmine Attachment Workout T-Bar Row Platform, Barbell T-Bar Row Plate Post Insert Landmine Full 360°Swivel & Easy to Install, Easy Use in Small Spaces, Great for Back Exercises & Entire Body Strength
Landmine Attachment Workout T-Bar Row Platform, Barbell T-Bar Row Plate Post Insert Landmine Full 360°Swivel & Easy to Install, Easy Use in Small Spaces, Great for Back Exercises & Entire Body Strength
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FITS 2-INCH OLYMPIC BARS: Designed with 8-inch long pivot bar sleeve & 4-inch long base post to fit 2-inch Olympic bars and weight plates.
EASY TO INSTALL WITH SECURE KNOB: Insert bar and weight plates (weight plates over 25 lbs) into the sleeves & tighten the bar in place with the secure knob.
FULL 360 DEGREE SWIVEL: Full range swivel up & down for variety of exercises. Great for total body core workout: traps, biceps, back, shoulders, abs, hamstrings & much more.
HEAVY GAUGE STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Pivot sleeve made of thick steel and base post of solid steel with Electrostatic Power Coating for overall secure attachment and durability.
GREAT FOR STRENGTH TRAINING PROGRAMS: The angled barbell facilitates movements that are simply impossible with a traditional barbell or dumbbell. You can increase the difficulty of many exercises such as Deadlifts, Squats & Single Arm Rows/Presses.
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