Landmine Attachment | Versatile 2-Axis Joint for MRR Racks

This landmine attachment gives an MRR rack a compact, heavy duty mounting point for barbell-based functional training.

A New Angle for Functional Training

Built around a smooth 2-axis universal joint, it lets the bar move freely through pressing, rowing, and rotational patterns across a full range of motion, so exercises like the landmine press and landmine row feel natural throughout.

Key Features

• Smooth 2-axis universal joint for unrestricted barbell movement
• Fits all 50 mm Olympic barbells
• Mounts to both Original MRR (60 mm) and Riot MRR (75 mm) uprights
• Dual-size pin holes with ring-pins for quick, secure installation
• Compact footprint: 400 x 190 x 70 mm

Built for Real Training Variety

A landmine attachment opens up a wide range of exercises without adding another dedicated machine to the floor. It works well for landmine presses, rows, rotational core training, half-kneeling variations, and general athletic strength development, making it a practical addition for home gyms, personal training studios, and commercial gym floors alike. Mounting directly to an existing MRR upright keeps the footprint minimal.

Compatibility

This attachment is designed for the Strength Shop MRR ecosystem. It fits Original MRR racks with 60 mm uprights and Riot MRR racks with 75 mm uprights through the same dual-size pin holes, so it stays usable after a rack upgrade. Browse compatible racks in the Modular Racks and Rigs collection and Olympic bars in the Bars collection.

FAQ

What is a landmine attachment used for?

It anchors one end of a barbell to a rack while letting the other end move freely, which is the setup used for landmine presses, rows, rotational core work, and half-kneeling pressing variations.

Will this fit an existing rack?

Yes, as long as the rack is a Strength Shop Original MRR (60 mm uprights) or Riot MRR (75 mm uprights). The dual-size pin holes cover both without needing a separate part.

Does it work with a standard Olympic barbell?

Yes. The attachment is built for all 50 mm Olympic barbells, so any standard Olympic bar in the gym will fit.

How much space does it take up on the rack?

Very little. At 400 x 190 x 70 mm, it mounts flush to the upright using the ring-pin system and does not add meaningful footprint to the setup.