Rogue Post Landmine
Rogue’s Post Landmine offers a simple, portable solution for increasing an athlete’s overall explosiveness and range-of-motion. Equally suited for garage gyms and professional training centers, this freestanding version of our standard Rogue Landmine requires only a pair of stacked bumpers or 45LB metal plates for mounting-- meaning you won’t need an existing rig, rack, or squat stand to start an angled barbell training regimen.
Rogue Post Landmine Reviews
Based on 8 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Rogue Post Landmine have an average rating of 4.08 out of 5. They're currently the #7 most-owned Landmine & Landmine Attachements on Gym Radar, with 34 home gyms reporting ownership.
8 Reviews
Performance
4.13 / 5
Build Quality
4.13 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
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(3.33)
It is a super solid landmine. Built to last a lifetime but it is very very basic. There are plenty of cheaper alternatives and there are plenty of fancier versions by other companies. I think that this could use a facelift and Rogue could benefit from updating it a bit. That being said, I've had this in a college weightroom for almost a decade and it hardly looks worn.
(5.00)
The post landmine is a simple, versatile piece of equipment that I use regularly. Paired with a barbell and a couple of 45 lb plates, it enables a wide range of movements anywhere in your gym—giving you the freedom to train without being tied to your rack. Adding handles further expands its versatility. As expected, it has Rogue’s signature overbuilt, durable feel.
(3.00)
It works but it comes out of the post a bunch and is annoying to set up.
(4.00)
Good option for a portable landmine, I found it to be a pain to set up with a couple weight plates holding it down.
(4.00)
It's a pretty good option for a portable landmine attachment.
(4.00)
Does what you expect a landmine to do. If you want rack attached, obviously look at other options but I like that fact that the post landmine can be setup just about anywhere I want it, set down a couple bumper plates, put the post in and you’re ready to get to work
(5.00)
Good option for landmine work. I have it in an upright barbell/plate tree storage so it’s out of the way but usable when needed.
(4.33)
Only drawback for this item is that it requires an open spot in the barbell holder rack or you need a rack with a barbell holder. I was lucky enough to get the later and it doesn’t take up space where I want to store barbells!