Landmine Attachment for Barbell Bar，Portable Landmine Handle Straps, T Bar Row Attachment, Fits Barbell and Cable Machine, Portable Strength Training and Home Gym Equipment

Simple and effective. On. a landmine it can go anywhere on the bar. Loop it around and pull up. Holds its position very well, no slip.I'm also using at closed grip with resistance bands. Just attach to carabiner and an anchor point. Very nice.

Good product. Sturdy hand grips. Wish it were about 4 inches longer but works well.

Works great. Can be wrapped around the bar once or twice to give different grip widths. I added an inexpensive carabiner clip to narrow the grip even more. The grip handles are comfortable and don’t slip

I love this versatile piece of equipment for my home gym. I use it on my landmine, resistance bands, and I wrap it around my dumbbell and hook my toes into the handles to lift the weight for the shin muscles.

This Landmine Attachment is more like a "strap," but since I was on a tight budget, I thought, "Why not give it a try?" To my surprise, it gets the job done! I’m using it as an attachment for rows with my barbell, and it works perfectly. The quality is solid, and the price was definitely right!

This is a versatile strap attachment that can be used for landmines, cable rows, tricep push downs, and more. It seems rather solid and sturdy, with strong stitching and good handles. Each handle has a non-slip grip to them and helps while working out. The handles are comfortable to hold also.This strap attachment is easy to use on the cable machines and to wrap around a barbell for landmines and t-bar rows. This is nice to have around in case the other attachments are occupied at the gym. I give this item 4 stars and recommend it.

From the pictures, I didn't know what to expect. After taking it to the gym though, it is nice to have. I belong to a pretty busy gym and they don't have enough cable attachments for everyone to do the standard rowing, triceps exercises, etc., so this was nice to take along.I thought about getting a rope for rowing and triceps, but glad I have this instead. The handle padding is comfortable and seems like they will last. I can use strap with both clips, one clip, or just passing the strap through the carabiner. Each way has its advantage and I am able to hit my muscle group slightly different depending how it is mounted.From the pictures, I also questioned if these would be strong enough to handle the rated weight, but is doing just fine with whatever I throw at it. I don't feel like they will break unless there is some kind of damage that I inflict on the straps beforehand. I won't be throwing 500lbs anytime soon, but they are pretty solid.If I were to change anything, I would make the handles slightly wider, but they are working fine for me and I wear XL gloves. I just reposition my hands if they feel too tight at one edge. To be honest, it would probably feel tight against the edge if they were wider since the weights are always trying to pull my hands to the side anyways when I am doing pulldowns with my hands vertical.I haven't tried it on a barbell for rowing since my gym already has that covered. It would be a nice option if I still had my home gym.This is a nice product, I throw it over my shoulder for my run to the gym and I don't have to fight for the cable attachments once I am there. Glad I have this strap!

The handles are extra-solid, better than I expected (I had a flimsier pair of these in the past). I used it at the gym for landmines, wrapping it around the tip of the bar once, at it worked perfectly. That’s what I’l use them for primarily, though the rings make them great for any kind of pulley machines. Also, they’re not at all heavy, so easy to carry in your gym bag.