Viking Press Landmine Handle - Strength - Strength Accessories - Landmines - Titan Fitness Reviews

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Build mass and define muscle in your anterior, medial and posterior deltoids. This landmine attachment provides neutral grips to work your shoulders and triceps with less stress on your shoulders during overhead presses, lat pull-downs, squats, deadlifts and more and features a multi-grip handle with three grip positions to target a wide variety of muscles. Compatible with 2" Olympic barbells, this attachment will shake up any boring barbell routine and features a comfortable 50mm fat grip to improve grip strength. Plus, an easy slide-over design makes for quick and easy installation and prevents wear and tear on your barbell, while the threaded stop pin keeps your barbell in place as you train.

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“Built to last. Very satisfied with the equipment.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Hard to beat the price. Holding up very well after several workouts.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“For the price point this a great viking press handle. Some of welds are like rough but can't really complain when competitors are charging 2-3x Titan's price. The one item I wish they would improve is the knob you use to tighten it on the barbell - it could stand to be slightly larger or even T-shaped to allow better grip and force to be applied.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“It really expands your workouts. Hits the shoulders very well.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great product well put together a must order if you are looking for a great price”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Very satisfied with this purchase. I also enjoy using it for landmind hack squats. Zero complaints”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Very well constructed and finished. I would recommend this attachment for anyone who is recovering from shoulder issues. It allows one to focus on optimal shoulder/scapula positioning while pressing.”