A2ZCARE Single Arm Landmine Handle and Eyelet Landmine Attachment with Chains - Fits 2-inch Olympic Bar - Suitable for Landmine Rows, Back Exercises and Strength Training (Eyelet)

Nothing really to complain about with this one. It fits over the barbell without much wiggle. The chain and carabineers that are included work, and it appears well enough constructed that it won't break mid use. If I had to gripe about anything it would be that the inside of the tube is a bit rough which may mar your bar a bit. I just an old beater bar just for landmine work so that does not bother me but others might not appreciate it.

The sleeve is slightly larger than most 2” attachments, so it moves a bit on quick pulls. The chain seems light duty, but I believe it will hold up to what I plan on throwing at it. If it doesn’t, i can easily add a few links from a cut to length chain from the parts store

Best thing to simulating the T-Bar Row exercise/movement. My gym doesn't have the a T-Bar machine/station. And some T-Bar machines/stations feel awkward or like your fighting with the weight instead of hitting back/lats. What's cool about this attachment is you can use all the different back attachments (lat bar, close grip, etc..etc). Also in order to feel like I'm more in the pocket and at a leaning angle I removed the chain and attachee 2 carabiner clips back to back. But overall bad ass piece of equipment to have.

Really great addition to our home gym. Bought a T bar “platform/ bar adaptor but this collar really unlocked its full potential. Well worth the $

It does not even fit a standard 2” barebel. Do not waste your time and buy something else.

You need to sandwich the eyelet between plates to make work effectively. Otherwise the eyelet slides up or down the bar depending on where you put it. Makes your exercise a bit precarious.

I love it, a perfect addition to the home gym.

I’m excited to support a small business and get some T-Bar rows and belt squats in, but I can’t get the equipment to slide onto any of my bars.I have a TX Power Bar and a CAP bar. I can get maybe an inch on the sleeve. That’s it. I don’t know if it’s a bad piece or what.

It will fit over a 1 inch bar but you have to use a spinlock to stop it sliding down the bar as it's really for a 2 inch bar and it's also a bit too long. The combination of needing to use the spinlock and the length of the product really cuts down the number of plates you can use on my bar to 3 plates which obviously limits the total mass you can lift. i couldn't find one for a 1 inch bar so this is a reasonable compromise but if i see a 1 inch product i will swap it out.It's a sturdy product though - so would be excellent for 2 inch bar i imagine.