FigJammer

Name: FigJammer
Brand: Black Widow Training Gear
Rating: 4.44 (3 reviews)

The Black Widow FigJammer is a 24” landmine-style attachment built to replicate hack squats, front squats, and Viking presses in a home gym without the floor space a dedicated machine needs. It’s a solid piece of 3x3 tubing with four-way 1” holes spaced 2” on center (a 5/8” hole version is also offered), a 6.75” sleeve for the barbell, a locking nut, diamond-plated end caps, and a black powder coat finish. It weighs about 10 lbs and mounts either on a pin-and-pipe safety pivot for a more stable, machine-like feel, or on a standalone landmine for a freer range of motion that lets you walk the bar out from a J-cup.

Independent coverage is consistently positive but hedges the same way twice: it’s a great way to add versatility to a small-space setup, but it only pays off if you already own leg rollers and utility-pin handles to pair with it – without those accessories already on hand, reviewers note it’s a harder value case. One creator flagged that the piece’s metal screw-tightening system can mar a barbell’s sleeve finish over repeated use, the one recurring durability/build nitpick across sources.

Brand	Black Widow Training Gear
Finish	Powder coated black
Length	24"
Weight	~10 lb
Hardware	Locking nut; diamond-plated end caps
Material	3" x 3" tubing
Mounting	Pin-and-pipe safety pivot or standalone landmine
Hole size	1" (4-way), 5/8" version also available
Hole spacing	2" on center, all sides
Sleeve length	6.75"

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

	FigJammer	Monster Pritchett Pad	Plate-Loaded Lat Pulldown & Low Row (4000/5000 Series)	1.25" Pull-Up Bar
GymRadar rating	4.44/5	4.44/5	4.45/5	4.45/5
Price	$190.00	$320.00	$469.99	$59.99
Brand	Black Widow Training Gear
Finish	Powder coated black		Metallic Black	powder coat (no knurling)
Length	24"
Weight	~10 lb
Hardware	Locking nut; diamond-plated end caps
Material	3" x 3" tubing			steel
Mounting	Pin-and-pipe safety pivot or standalone landmine
Hole size	1" (4-way), 5/8" version also available
Hole spacing	2" on center, all sides
Sleeve length	6.75"

4.4/5 · 3 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.44/5	3 reviews
Youtube	4.3/5	2 reviews

Independent reviewers agree the FigJammer genuinely replicates hack squats, Viking presses, and front squats in a home gym with no room for a dedicated machine, and GymRadar owners back that up with a 4.44/5 average that leans hardest on Build quality (5.00/5). Its standout dimension is Versatility – one reviewer used the same 24” piece for calf raises, shoulder presses, and even a makeshift tricep-pushdown setup. The weakest spot is Value: it only earns its $190 price if you already own leg rollers and utility-pin handles to pair with it, and one owner admits buying it and never finding a use for it. The one recurring wear complaint is that its screw-tightening clamp can mar a barbell’s sleeve finish over time.

+Versatility: replicates hack squats, front squats, Viking presses, calf raises, and even shoulder/chest press and tricep-pushdown setups off the same 24" piece (YouTube: Chip Burti)
+Functionality: genuine small-space hack squat replication -- one tester runs it in a 12'x20' gym with no room for a hack squat machine (YouTube: Kurtis)
+Build quality: "build quality you get from a small USA-based fabricator is second to none" (GymRadar)
+Value: trains hack squats effectively at ~100 lb loads versus the 400-500 lb needed on a DIY strap-and-bar setup (YouTube: Kurtis)

−Durability: the metal screw-tightening clamp can mar a barbell's sleeve finish over repeated use (GymRadar)
−Value: only pays off if you already own leg rollers and utility-pin handles -- without them it's a harder case at $190 (YouTube: Chip Burti)
−Functionality: one GymRadar owner bought it and "have not found a reason to use it quite yet" (GymRadar)
−Durability: limited independent long-term wear data beyond a handful of reviews (GymRadar n=3, 2 videos)

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