Power Rack Landmine Attachment

Name: Power Rack Landmine Attachment
Brand: Lionscool
Rating: 4.11 (3 reviews)

The LIONSCOOL Power Rack Landmine Attachment turns a spare rack upright into a landmine station, sized to fit 2”x2”, 2”x3”, or 3”x3” uprights with 5/8” or 1” mounting holes (an adjustable pin combines a 1” outer sleeve with a 5/8” inner pin, trimmable with a hex key). A J-hook-style pin mount lets it install in seconds — insert the pin, twist the bars down, tighten the locking screw — and it can be repositioned to any upright height, not just the floor, so it doubles as a base for single-arm presses and goblet squats in addition to standard rows and rotational core work. It’s built from heavy-gauge steel with a black powder-coat/ E-coat finish and includes both a 2” barbell sleeve (with a plastic liner to protect the bar) and a 1” insert. Independent coverage frames it as a standout budget pick — Gray Matter Lifting’s landmine buying guide names it the best budget rack-attached option, ahead of similarly priced landmines from REP and Rogue — though unlike pricier ball-joint designs such as the REP x Kleva Built Adroit Landmine, it rotates on standard nuts-and-bolts hardware and has no way to tension or lock the barbell sleeve in place once mounted.

Material	Heavy-gauge steel, black powder-coat/E-coat finish
Mounting	J-hook-style pin mount; adjustable to any upright height
Rotation	180° horizontal / 180° vertical swivel (some listings for other rack-size variants advertise 360° rotation)
Warranty	2-year manufacturer warranty
Hole size	5/8" or 1" (adjustable pin: 1" outer sleeve, 5/8" inner pin, hex-key trimmable)
Manufacturer	LIONSCOOL
Barbell sleeve	2" sleeve with plastic liner, plus 1" insert
Rack compatibility	2"x2", 2"x3", or 3"x3" uprights

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

	Power Rack Landmine Attachment	Infinity J-Cup	Mikolo Lateral Raise Attachment, 2-in-1 Lateral Raise & Chest Fly Machine, Power Rack Squat Rack Attachment	Travel Voltra Platform
GymRadar rating	4.11/5	4.11/5	4.11/5	4.11/5
Price			$299.99	$209.00
Material	Heavy-gauge steel, black powder-coat/E-coat finish		Steel frame, PC-coated non-slip handles	Maple wood, 1" thick
Mounting	J-hook-style pin mount; adjustable to any upright height
Rotation	180° horizontal / 180° vertical swivel (some listings for other rack-size variants advertise 360° rotation)
Warranty	2-year manufacturer warranty
Hole size	5/8" or 1" (adjustable pin: 1" outer sleeve, 5/8" inner pin, hex-key trimmable)		1"
Manufacturer	LIONSCOOL		Mikolo Fitness
Barbell sleeve	2" sleeve with plastic liner, plus 1" insert
Rack compatibility	2"x2", 2"x3", or 3"x3" uprights		2"x2", 2"x3", 3"x3" uprights with 1" holes

4.1/5 · 3 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert	4.11/5	3 reviews
Youtube	4.3/5	2 reviews

LIONSCOOL’s rack-attached landmine shows up repeatedly in independent coverage as the pick to beat for budget rack-mounted landmines, praised for packing in features usually reserved for pricier attachments — and GymRadar’s small owner sample backs that up at 4.11/5 across 3 reviews. Gray Matter Lifting’s landmine buying guide names it “The BEST Budget Landmine – Rack Attached,” noting it carries “a number of premium features that should be far outside of this price range” — putting it well ahead of similarly priced options from REP and Rogue, though still a clear step below the REP x Kleva Built Adroit Landmine on build quality. A hands-on demo from Skinner’s 100% Honest Reviews backs that up on functionality and versatility — full adjustability up and down the upright for presses, goblet squats, and rows — but flags build quality as the weakest dimension: unlike a dedicated landmine sleeve, there’s no way to tension or lock the barbell sleeve in place once it’s mounted. Durability data is thin beyond these sources, so that dimension leans on the “heavy-gauge steel” construction claims rather than long-term owner reports.

+Value: called out by name as beating similarly priced rack-attached landmines from REP and Rogue on features-per-dollar (Gray Matter Lifting)
+Versatility: mounts at any upright height for single-arm presses, goblet squats, and rows, not just floor-level pulls (Skinner's 100% Honest Reviews)
+Functionality: 180° horizontal/180° vertical swivel gives full multi-directional range of motion once the pin is seated (manufacturer listing, Skinner's 100% Honest Reviews)
+Functionality: J-hook-style pin mount installs in seconds by inserting the pin, twisting down, and tightening a single locking screw (manufacturer listing)

−Build quality: no tension or locking mechanism for the barbell sleeve itself, unlike rack landmines that let you cinch the bar down once inserted (Skinner's 100% Honest Reviews)
−Build quality: rotates on nuts-and-bolts hardware rather than the ball-joint design used on premium options like the Adroit, and is likely to show metal-on-metal wear on the barbell sleeve over time without a full plastic liner (Gray Matter Lifting)
−Durability: no long-term ownership reports beyond the two sources gathered here — construction claims (heavy-gauge steel, E-coat/powder coating) are unverified by independent long-term use
−Versatility: rack-attached by design, so it can't be moved to open floor space or taken to a commercial gym the way a free-standing landmine can (Gray Matter Lifting)