I’m all about dual/double in my life. I’m a Gemini so dual personas astrologically, dual undergrad degrees (B.A., and B.S.), dual graduate school degrees (D.D.S., and M.D.), dual board certification. And now, the very pinnacle of my career and life aspirations- Dual Gym Certifications (Massenomics and Gym Radar). Let’s Go!

Sold my Darko anchors for these. The fit and finish are a step above Darko’s. These have dual finished sides vs just one finished side with the Darko Anchors. Very nice powder coat too and quality UHMW insert (thicker than Darko’s). Secures tightly and solidly to rack. Not sure what “Lions Den Hybrid Fitness” was thinking when he said “ It looks cheap and the fit on the rack doesn’t have the same tolerance of Darko Anchors. The UHMW liner is also cheap looking and feels thin” All of Force6 pieces are now manufactured in the USA too. I’d buy the singles or double bar holders over the Darko any day. If you have a shorter rack and want to store 4 barbells this design is better for a quad bar scenario because Darko’s quad bar holder brings bottom set of bars too far down.

Simple design and practical application. Having the palms/heels of the hands positioned securely to the undersurface of the plate, with the added ability to wrap your fingers around over the top side allows for a much greater locked in feeling that holding the head of a dumbbell in a similar fashion. The hand positioning with this does not replicate a kettlebell goblet squat because each hand is gripping one side of the kettlebell handle in a vertical orientation. The attachment point rotates freely.

Fantastic build quality. Fit and finish are on par with all of Force6 gear - superb. This combines the design of the Ironmaster Landmine Attachment with a GymPin Long Bar with some Prime ROT8 Handles attached. The width adjustments are very smooth and quick and the freely rotating handles spin effortlessly and have a nice knurled grip. This is replacing my Kleva Atlas attachment. The set up of the Rogue Pritchett Pad, the Exponent Edge Landmine Stand and this Force6 Viper Landmine attachment make for the very best rack attached, chest supported setup available.

I no longer need anyone, out of caution, down in the gym with me for assistance. My beverages are finally safe. Thanks Dean - Black Widow Training Gear for the awesome powder coat. Nice strong magnet, I can attach anywhere in my gym. It even has its own dedicated “horse stall mat” that I installed to provide a soft landing for my SS Yeti cups - cause imma Balla’.

I was able to snag this bar during a sale and also able to use a discount code. The total price shipped was $148. It’s well worth that amount. It’s a unique offering because it engages both weight stacks simultaneously. Two bars, one straight and one ez curl bar, with dual attachments came with my functional trainer. Both of which I do not use. This bar’s connection points are exactly at 46” apart for those of you interested and wanting to measure the distance between your cable connection points. I find pulling movements more stable and enjoyable/interesting using this bar. Chest supported rows work beautifully with the bent design of this bar, shrugs, good mornings, curls (meh), lat pullovers are nice with this too. Pressing movements like OHP, for instance, bring to light the inherent instability with engaging both stacks. If there are significant cable tension differences between your two stacks, that will become highlighted with pressing movements. The bar is well made, has passively medium knurling (if that makes sense) and I got a great deal on it.

I received these for free, graciously packaged with the Andreoni Bar. I would love if they were offered in black (which is really inconsequential but fits in more with my black and red gym vibe). They are soft and offer a more comfortable base to push off of while using a tricep rope. Most tricep ropes typically have a hard, smaller, and sometimes uncomfortable end cap. These handles will reduce friction as well between the plamar surface of your hand and the rope.

I like this version over the non “Pro” (which I also own) These synthetic pellets work the same as rice, but are cleaner because they don’t create a fine dust that sometimes comes from the regular version. Plus I’m not a fan of the small foam balls in the original version either. I usually keep this in my car and can get great grip work during stop and go rush hour traffic or waiting in the parking lot for either of my son’s practices to be done.