Landmine
Add more versatility to your power rack with the Landmine Attachment. Easily connect the Landmine to the outside of the rack’s uprights. Just use the included band peg in any of the holes on the rack, at any height. The peg makes it quick and easy to secure the attachment on and take it off. The side mount keeps the attachment out of the way of any other work inside the cage.
Landmine Reviews
Based on 6 reviews from Gym Radar users, the REP Fitness Landmine have an average rating of 3.39 out of 5. They're currently the #9 most-owned Landmine & Landmine Attachements on Gym Radar, with 29 home gyms reporting ownership.
6 Reviews
Performance
3.50 / 5
Build Quality
3.67 / 5
Value
3.00 / 5
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(3.33)
The REP rack-mounted landmine attachment is simple, sturdy, and does exactly what it’s supposed to do. Installation is quick, it feels secure on the rack, and it opens up a ton of exercise variety without taking up much space. The movement is smooth enough for presses, rows, and rotational work, and overall the build quality is excellent for a basic attachment.
My only complaint is that the sleeve is bare steel on the inside with no protective liner, so over time it can mark up the end of your barbell sleeve. Otherwise, it’s a good value and a very worthwhile addition to a rack setup. If it was available at the time, I would have went with the REP x Kleva Built version.
(3.00)
This was... ok. I paid $49 for this when I first bought my PR 4000 rack. At 2x the price currently without any additional design changes, and given you can get the far superior Kleva version on Rep's website for $40 more, this is a HARD PASS. Not sure why they have doubled the price on this but I would not do it. It was fine to use, I suppose, but having gone to Kleva years ago (before the Rep collab), just wouldn't feel right using something like this again.
(3.33)
I don’t like these simplistic designs but you can argue that they work for the intended purposes.
(3.00)
Pretty much like any landmine attachment, would be better if it had more points of rotation but works just like it should.
(3.67)
It's fine as a landmine. The 1" bar spot is kind of useless since standard size bars are rare now in home gyms. I'd rather they had some kind of bar protection inside the bar holder, so I just use my axle in it. Just spend the money on the Adroit if you want a landmine.
(4.00)
It’s a landmine attachment, I’ve got in mounted on a front foot extension. It works as a landmine. I mostly use it to accidentally kick when I’m moving stuff around that corner of the rack. It also has a slot for a 1” bar, which might have been useful if I had one. But everyone has 2” bars so it seems unnecessary.