Landmine Attachment MF-LM100

$89 – $129

The MF-LM100 Landmine Attachment converts any Olympic barbell into a versatile rotational training tool. Heavy-duty steel pivot with sealed bearings for 360° rotation. Fits all 2″ Olympic barbell sleeves. Non-slip rubber base pad protects floors. Includes T-bar row handle (close-grip V) and landmine press handle. Ideal for landmine presses, T-bar rows, rotational core work, and belt squat variations.

Capacity 500
Dimensions 14"L × 12"W × 4"H (base)
Machine Weight 18
Max User N/A — equipment rating varies by product
Best For: Commercial Gym Home Gym
Load Type: N/A
Certifications: CE, ISO 20957

Key Features

Competition-Spec Accuracy

Weight tolerance within 2% of marked weight — what you load is what you lift

Virgin Rubber Compound

Dead-bounce design absorbs impact without rebound — protects floors

Dual Knurl Marks

Olympic and powerlifting knurl rings with center knurl for secure squat positioning

Bronze Bushing Rotation

Consistent, controlled bar spin for Olympic lifts

Color-Coded Sets

IWF-standard color coding for instant weight identification

Technical Specifications

Construction & Materials

Frame MaterialSteel pivot, sealed ball bearing, rubber base pad
Steel Gauge / Wall ThicknessHigh-carbon steel / virgin rubber compound
Footprint (L x W x H)14"L × 12"W × 4"H (base)
Machine Weight18

Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity500
Max User WeightN/A — equipment rating varies by product

Detailed Specifications

Pivot360° sealed bearing
Compatibility2" Olympic barbell sleeves
HandlesV-grip row + press handle
BaseNon-slip rubber pad
ColorBlack
MaterialHigh-carbon steel / virgin rubber / cast iron
Weight Tolerance±2% of marked weight
Barbell Rating1,500+ lb test
Knurl MarksDual Olympic + center knurl
Bushing SystemBronze / needle bearing
FinishHard chrome / cerakote / powder coat

Warranty & Support

Warranty1 year
Shipping & DeliveryLTL freight or parcel; 1–2 weeks lead time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be used without a rack?
Yes — place weight plates on the base plate to anchor it for freestanding use.
What exercises can I do with a landmine?
Landmine press, T-bar rows, landmine squats, rotational twists, single-leg RDLs, and Meadow's rows. Extremely versatile.
Bumper plates vs iron plates — which should I buy?
Bumper plates are rubber-coated and designed to be dropped during Olympic lifts. Iron plates are more compact and preferred for powerlifting and general strength training.
How should I store barbells?
Always store barbells vertically in a barbell holder or horizontally on a rack. Never lean barbells against a wall — this can bend the shaft over time.

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