Fitvids Straight Grip Landmine Handle, T- Bar Handle Grip Landmine Handle, for Olympic Bars Barbell

Bought this for my (landline attachment) home gym and it works perfect. I simply add weight to my Olympic bar then the handle and bam, I have a great free weight back exercise. I’m thinking about building a small angled bench to where I can lay on to take the weight off my lower back. Very pleased

Poorly made, very thin, made of aluminum, not at all fit for its intended purpose. I would say this thing can handle MAX 1 single 45lb plate. I added 2 plates and the bar insert deformed and didn’t sit well on the bar anymore, I added the 3 plates and the welds started to fail and one of the handles snapped off completely. Don’t waste your $$ unless you’re using this as a “starter” with little weight.

When we first bought the tbar handle it seemed like we paid less than some other name brand handles. The first thing we noticed was it was really tight moving it over the bar--with some tugging and a bit of oil we managed to get it on and off. Lifting last night the handles moved toward each other--pushing them back apart caused a break/tear and the handle came off --so for me it was too fragile for serious lifting--we had 135/bs on the bar

On the first day of using it with only 120lbs on the bar the handles are bending and one wekd cracked at the base. Complete waste of money.

Like the idea of the bar especially for landmine rows. The bar has flex to it based on the fact its not made from sturdy steel. Upon performing rows, the flex in the bar shocked me. But it held its own. So it's a good bar for the buck

This attachment has been used for less than a month and with no more weight than (4) 45lb plates.

This bar didn’t even last 1 day before it broke. Cheaply made not worth buying!!

The metal around the part the goes onto the end of the barbell is such thin metal Bends on very light amount and no longer fit on the barbell.