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CG-1C Multi Grip Camber Cable & Landmine Attachment

Rogue Fitness

CG-1C Multi Grip Camber Cable & Landmine Attachment

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The Rogue CG-1C Multi Grip Camber Cable & Landmine Attachment is a 2-in-1 accessory that bolts onto a cable machine or functional trainer for pulldowns and rows, and doubles as a landmine handle. Its cambered frame carries three grip widths – a fixed 30” wide grip for neutral-grip lat pulldowns and low rows, a mid grip adjustable across six positions from 14” to 24”, and a close grip set at either 6” or 8” – so one attachment covers most of the hand positions a lifter would otherwise need several separate bars for. The 32mm knurled aluminum handles use the same knurl pattern as Rogue’s Ohio Bar, and a built-in acetal sleeve keeps the attachment from scratching a barbell’s finish during landmine work. It’s made in the USA and available in a lighter 8.25 lb aluminum build or a 14 lb heavy-duty steel version.

Independent video reviews are consistently positive on the core design – testers like the grip variety, the light aluminum build, and the scratch-guard sleeve – but both flag the same two issues: the landmine’s range of motion gets choked by standard 45 lb plates hitting the lifter’s body (both found workarounds using smaller plates as spacers), and one reviewer’s unit shipped with inconsistent knurling and metal shavings from manufacturing. Reviewers see it as a worthwhile add-on once a home gym’s core equipment is already in place, not a first purchase.

Brand Rogue Fitness
Depth 6"
Width 31.25"
Height 9"
Grip mid Adjustable: 14", 16", 18", 20", 22", or 24"
Material 0.25" thick aluminum side plates; 0.375" thick stainless steel clevis plate
Grip wide 30" apart on-center (fixed)
Grip close Adjustable: 6" or 8"
Made in usa Yes
Handle length 5"
Handle diameter 32mm, knurled (Ohio Bar knurl pattern)
Landmine protection Built-in acetal sleeve protects barbell sleeve finish
Product weight steel 14.0 lb
Product weight aluminum 8.25 lb

What is a Cable Attachment?

What cable attachments are

Cable attachments are the handles and bars that clip to a cable machine, functional trainer, or lat/row station to change the exercise — lat bars, triceps ropes, single-D handles, row/close-grip handles, ankle straps, and more. A small set of them turns one cable stack into dozens of movements.

What to look for

A rotating swivel or ball-bearing joint keeps the cable from twisting and lets the handle track your arm; comfortable, durable grips (knurled metal, rubber, or coated nylon) survive heavy use; and a standard carabiner or snap fits most machines. Match the attachment to the exercises you actually train rather than buying a giant kit you won’t use.

How it compares

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Price $255.00 $75.00
Brand Rogue Fitness
Depth 6"
Width 31.25"
Height 9"
Grip mid Adjustable: 14", 16", 18", 20", 22", or 24"
Material 0.25" thick aluminum side plates; 0.375" thick stainless steel clevis plate Raw steel, machined from Rogue's own barbell stock (unplated)
Grip wide 30" apart on-center (fixed)
Grip close Adjustable: 6" or 8"
Made in usa Yes
Handle length 5"
Handle diameter 32mm, knurled (Ohio Bar knurl pattern)
Landmine protection Built-in acetal sleeve protects barbell sleeve finish
Product weight steel 14.0 lb
Product weight aluminum 8.25 lb

4.3/5 · 4 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert 4.34/5 4 reviews
Retailer 5.0/5 2 reviews
Youtube 4.25/5 2 reviews

Rogue’s CG-1C bolts a wide, mid, and close-grip cable handle onto a cambered frame that doubles as a landmine attachment, and independent testers agree the versatility is the standout — it swaps between neutral-grip lat pulldowns, low rows, and landmine presses/rows without changing attachments, and a built-in acetal sleeve keeps a barbell’s finish scratch-free during landmine work. Build quality is the weak point: one reviewer found inconsistent knurling on the aluminum handles (softer material machines less uniformly than steel) and received a unit still coated in metal shavings from manufacturing, and both reviewers found the landmine’s range of motion gets choked by heavier plates hitting the lifter’s body, requiring plate spacers as a workaround. At roughly $255, reviewers see it as a worthwhile add-on for a home gym that already has the basics covered, not a first purchase.

  • +Versatility: 2-in-1 cable and landmine attachment covers neutral-grip lat pulldowns, low rows, and landmine presses/rows/core work from one piece of hardware (manufacturer; YouTube: Thicc & Fit Adventures)
  • +Functionality: Three grip widths — 30" wide (fixed), 14"-24" mid (6 adjustable positions), and 6"/8" close — cover most pulldown and row hand positions (manufacturer; YouTube: Thicc & Fit Adventures)
  • +Build quality: Ohio Bar-style knurling on the aluminum handles is grippy without tearing up hands during pulldowns (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym)
  • +Durability: Bolted, weld-free construction (stainless steel clevis plate) means individual components can likely be replaced if one wears out or is damaged (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym)
  • +Functionality: Built-in acetal sleeve keeps the landmine barbell's finish and knurling from scratching against the attachment (manufacturer; YouTube: Thicc & Fit Adventures)
  • Build quality: Knurling can be inconsistent between handles on the aluminum version — softer material is harder to machine uniformly (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym)
  • Build quality: Unit arrived coated in metal shavings and dust from manufacturing, needing cleanup before use (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym)
  • Functionality: Landmine range of motion is limited with standard 45lb plates, which hit the lifter's chest/torso before full extension; both reviewers needed plate spacers to work around it (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym; YouTube: Thicc & Fit Adventures)
  • Value: At roughly $255, one reviewer recommends it only once a home gym's core equipment (barbell, bench, rack) is already covered, not as an early purchase (YouTube: Iron Leaf Gym)

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