Hammer Sleeve Club Grip Landmine Attachment Handle for Exercise Barbell Home Gym Equipment

Good quality material and professional Solid build

This simple device supports a wide variety of landmine exercises, particularly because the smaller handle diameter makes it much easier to grip the bar than by its two inch end.

Great for my landmine! Love it for skater squats!

I was expecting a solid handle on this. The other one I have used is solid and it makes all the difference. With that being said this one is good for a budget handle for front squats a multitude of shoulder and back exercises etc as I said I would be more comfortable with it if it was a thicker gauge or solid steel but it is still useful when warming up and getting to those heavier sets. Until We Meet Again -Off the Grid Ken

I love this handle. It is powder coated so it doesn't get slippery. It's great quality and increased the functionality of your landmine.

Does what it’s designed to do, no complaints

Works great and half the price of others.

All in all, I am a fan of this single arm "ball" style landmine attachment. Great variation on your landmine weight training workouts! Really allows you to focus and isolate individual arm and shoulder muscles, as well as provide you with alternative movements/positioning than what a more traditional bent over row or viking press style attachment would provide. Both the ball and handle work great. Originally, I thought the ball was a bit on the smaller side (it's a shade smaller than a racquetball, for reference - more hacky sack or handball sized). However, after a few workouts, I really enjoy the way the ball end molds nicely into the palm of your hand. Makes for smooth transitions and a killer oblique abdominal workout shifting it hand to hand and twisting side to side. The straight bar is also perfectly sized to simulate basically any wooden handle you might use on a daily basis (shoveling, rowing, you name it - your imagination is really your only limitation on this piece's movement). Cons:.... pictures don't lie, it takes up a lot of room on your bar's sleeve length. At first I thought this was a real deal breaker, however, after a few reps I quickly figured out that this attachment is not designed for maximum weights. It's really more of your fine tuner styles of exercise. So a couple of 25 lbs plates will probably do you just fine (or do 45's if you're really that big of a meat head - you do you, boo!) Not sure why they needed two securing screws, but the piece stays still throughout all movements. All in all, a great variation on landmines and a welcome addition to my workout routines!