Pin and Pipe Safety Landmine Pivot Reviews

4.8 Rating 34 Reviews

Create a pivot point inside your power rack by simply sliding Titan’s Pin and Pipe Safety Landmine Pivot over your existing Pin and Pipe Safeties. Slide an Olympic barbell into the other sleeve and begin performing overhead presses, bent-over one arm rows, and much more!

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“Does what it advertises, and easy to setup and use”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Works as intended. Allows you to do some press variations to really hit your shoulders from some new angles with minimal expense”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Works great, great price and service. Titan is my first stop when looking for items to add to home gym”

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Posted 3 years ago

“When this product finally arrives (backordered) I will review it. For now, the experience of waiting for it is probably not as good as using it.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“These do exactly as advertised. Easy to slide into the pipe safety pins and hold the barbell for accessory work. I can use them for single arm rows, landmines, and shoulder presses. Two seems to be overkill, but if I can’t find one, the other isn’t far, haha.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Simple, Rustic, Works!”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Can’t say enough about the pivot literally use it everyday. Hundreds of potential exercises. When you are working out in a garage gym you have to have versatility and the pivot is the vehicle for it.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“So here's what no one else is saying in their reviews yet--the beauty of these things is that they allow me to have an almost perfect hammer jammer replacement. I put one 7' bar into each of these on a safety pipe about 18 inches off the ground. They lean on the opposite side safety rod about 3 feet or so off the ground. This gives me the perfect positioning to do standing double-armed jammer exercises (in my T-3 rack). It's a fantastic exercise, and although I own the Viking Press attachment, having a separate bar in each hand allows me flexibility in spacing and allows me to put my head forward on the lift without worrying about getting hit by the attachment. One of my favorite exercises! I have to load each bar with 10s or maybe 35s to keep them spaced in properly, 45's would require too much spacing between the bars.”

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Posted 4 years ago