Belt Squat Collar Landmine Attachment

Name: Belt Squat Collar Landmine Attachment
Brand: Amazon
Rating: 3.61 (6 reviews)

BROTTEBEAR’s Belt Squat Collar is a budget landmine attachment that slides over the sleeve end of a 2” Olympic barbell, giving you a clip point for a belt squat strap, cable attachment, or landmine handle. A 360-degree rotating buckle (plus two additional carabiner-style clips) lets you attach a dip belt directly, or loop in rows, curls, and guided pulls – turning any landmine setup into a makeshift belt squat station or a general-purpose landmine anchor. It’s built from black powder-coated steel, rated to 600 lb, and ships as a compact, easy-to-store unit that installs by simply sliding it onto the bar. Because it follows the landmine’s natural arc rather than a fixed vertical rail, it works best for light-to-moderate loads, warm-ups, and accessory work rather than as a replacement for a dedicated belt squat machine.

Included	1 landmine D-handle, 1 stainless steel 360° climbing buckle, 2 climbing buckles
Material	Black powder-coated steel
Warranty	1 year
Barbell fit	Standard 2" Olympic barbell sleeve
Item weight	2.6 lb
Manufacturer	BROTTEBEAR
Item dimensions	12.2" x 5.9" x 3"
Weight capacity	600 lb (stated)

What is a Rack Attachment?

What rack attachments are

Rack attachments bolt or pin onto a power rack or squat stand to expand what it can do — J-cups and safety arms/straps (the essentials), plus dip bars, a landmine, a lat pulldown, weight-plate storage, roller J-cups, and more. They turn a rack into a whole gym.

Compatibility comes first

An attachment must match your rack’s upright size (2x2, 2x3, or 3x3) and hole pattern/hardware (e.g. 5/8-in vs 1-in holes, Westside spacing). Attachments are usually series-specific — a Monster Lite J-cup won’t fit an Echo upright — so confirm the fit before buying.

How it compares

	Belt Squat Collar Landmine Attachment	Dip Station	Linebacker Squat Landmine Attachment	Amazon Pulley System
GymRadar rating	3.61/5	3.59/5	3.58/5	3.56/5
Price	$26.99	$231.38	$174.97
Included	1 landmine D-handle, 1 stainless steel 360° climbing buckle, 2 climbing buckles
Material	Black powder-coated steel		11-gauge steel, powder-coated black
Warranty	1 year		1 year
Barbell fit	Standard 2" Olympic barbell sleeve
Item weight	2.6 lb
Manufacturer	BROTTEBEAR		Titan Fitness
Item dimensions	12.2" x 5.9" x 3"
Weight capacity	600 lb (stated)		650 lb

3.6/5 · 6 GymRadar reviews

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3.61/5

6 reviews

A budget landmine collar that slides over a barbell so you can clip a belt (or a cable attachment) to it for belt squats, rows, and pull-throughs, priced at under $30. Its standout dimension is value – reviewers consistently call the thick, powder-coated steel “built well” for the price, and it doubles as a handy universal mount for landmine rows and other cable attachments. The weakest dimension is functionality as a dedicated belt squat: because it rides on a landmine’s arc rather than a fixed vertical rail, several reviewers found the movement awkward even after adjusting their stance, one reported the swivel breaking on first use and the collar itself bending under roughly 4 plates, and one found it too short to clear a barbell’s thicker sleeve – for serious belt-squat loading, reviewers steer toward a dedicated rack attachment instead.

+Value: costs under $30 and reviewers repeatedly note the steel is thicker/better-built than expected for the price (GymRadar reviews)
+Versatility: works as a universal mount for any cable/landmine attachment, not just belt squats -- one reviewer uses it exclusively for landmine rows (GymRadar reviews)
+Build quality: described as solid, well-welded construction comparable to budget rack brands, if with some rough weld finishing (GymRadar reviews)
+Functionality: a workable low-cost entry point into belt squats without buying a dedicated machine, useful for warm-ups or lighter accessory work (Amazon listing; ellipticalking.com)

−Functionality: rides the landmine's natural arc rather than a fixed vertical path, which multiple reviewers found awkward for belt squats even after adjusting stance and elevation (GymRadar reviews; ellipticalking.com)
−Durability: one reviewer reported the collar bending under a moderate load (~4 plates) and the included swivel/carabiner breaking on its very first use (GymRadar reviews)
−Functionality: too short to clear the thicker part of some barbell sleeves, forcing it to sit above the loaded plates instead of below them (GymRadar reviews)
−Value: several reviewers concluded a dedicated belt squat setup is worth the extra cost over trying to make a landmine collar work for serious loading (GymRadar reviews; ellipticalking.com)

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