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T-Bar Row Landmine Swivel Post – Plate Insert for Standard + Olympic Bars
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T-Bar Row Landmine Swivel Post – Plate Insert for Standard + Olympic Bars

by Ligum Fight Gear

R449.00

The T-Bar Row Landmine Swivel Post by Ligum Fight Gear is engineered to anchor your back training with uncompromising stability and full-range versatility. Built for athletes chasing hypertrophy, raw pulling strength, or rotational power, this landmine attachment transforms any barbell setup into a high-performance training system. Crafted from heavy-gauge steel and reinforced with precision welds, the platform delivers zero flex under serious load. A dual-sleeve pivot system guarantees longevity and ruggedness, while its 360° rotational freedom and full vertical articulation allow seamless movement transitions: no mechanical drag, no friction points, just smooth, locked-in control. Its dual compatibility design supports both standard (28mm) and Olympic (50mm) barbells, making it the ultimate go-to tool for any training space. From tight-angle rows and landmine presses to explosive full-body pulls and core-torquing rotations, the Ligum T-Bar Row Platform is your foundation for intelligent, results-driven lifting. If You Know. Key Features: Weight: 2kg Colours: Matte Black Powder-Coated Finish Material: Heavy-Gauge Steel with Industrial-Grade Welds Product Dimensions: 5cm (L) x 5cm (W) x 30cm (H) What's in the box: 1 xT-Bar Row Landmine Swivel Post – Plate Insert for Standard + Olympic Bars - Ligum Fight Gear

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