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The Rogue Landmine is a tool-less, screw-on landmine attachment for Monster Lite and Infinity series racks – a 7-gauge steel sleeve that lets a standard Olympic barbell pivot through rotational presses, rows, cleans, deadlifts, and standing Russian twists from any upright hole on the rack. It ships in two configurations: a Landmine Single (8 lbs, $105) compatible with both Monster Lite and Infinity uprights, and a Landmine Double Set (16 lbs, $190) that mounts two sleeves but works only with Infinity-series racks. The sleeve is rated to 315 lbs and includes 5/8” mounting hardware, manufactured in Columbus, Ohio. It’s the simpler, less expensive sibling to Rogue’s Monster Series-only Monster Landmine 2.0, which adds bronze bushings, a machined aluminum joint, and a quick-attach knurled knob but requires a Monster Series rack with 3x3” uprights.
| Length | 10 in |
|---|---|
| Hardware | 5/8" included |
| Material | 7-gauge steel sleeve |
| Manufacturer | Rogue Fitness |
| Compatibility | Monster Lite and Infinity series uprights (Double Set: Infinity only) |
| Manufacturing | Made in Columbus, Ohio |
| Configurations | Landmine Single ($105, 8 lb) and Landmine Double Set ($190, 16 lb) |
| Weight capacity | 315 lb |
| Barbell compatibility | Standard Olympic barbells |
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.
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.
| Rogue Landmines | Voltra Strap Mount | Monster Lite Pritchett Pad | Hammer Sleeve Landmine Attachment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GymRadar rating | 3.87/5 | 3.87/5 | 3.86/5 | 3.89/5 |
| Price | $105.00 | $300.00 | $89.99 | |
| Length | 10 in | |||
| Hardware | 5/8" included | |||
| Material | 7-gauge steel sleeve | Steel construction with powder coat finish | ||
| Manufacturer | Rogue Fitness | Rogue Fitness | ||
| Compatibility | Monster Lite and Infinity series uprights (Double Set: Infinity only) | Rogue Monster Lite 3x3" uprights (5/8" hardware) | Fits almost any Olympic bar | |
| Manufacturing | Made in Columbus, Ohio | |||
| Configurations | Landmine Single ($105, 8 lb) and Landmine Double Set ($190, 16 lb) | |||
| Weight capacity | 315 lb | |||
| Barbell compatibility | Standard Olympic barbells |
| Expert | 3.87/5 | 15 reviews | |
| Retailer | 4.6/5 | 220 reviews | |
| Youtube | 4.0/5 | 3 reviews | Basement Brandon (Monster Landmine 2.0): "best landmine attachment for one-inch racks," overbuilt with bronze bushings and a machined aluminum joint, worth the premium in the Rogue ecosystem. Moe Hussaini (standard Landmine Single, this SKU): "must-have if you have a gym in your garage," but mounting it low on a squat-stand upright raised the whole rack when the barbell was inserted -- relocated it to fix. Chris Pinedo (Monster Landmine 2.0): versatile and tool-less, but calls $140 too expensive next to $40-100 alternatives and reports the finish chips easily. |
| 4.0/5 | 5 reviews | No dedicated review threads -- signal comes from gear-list posts and comments treating the landmine as a standard, unremarkable Monster/Infinity accessory: three inventory posts list it alongside other rack accessories with no complaint (one user chose a competitor's landmine instead); a standalone comment links straight to the exact SKU as an excited purchase update; an "attachments that get regular use" comment names it one of the few rack add-ons actually worth having. No scratching/durability complaints surfaced on Reddit specifically. |
Rogue’s standard Landmine Single/Double is a simple, tool-less landmine attachment for Monster Lite and Infinity racks – a screw-on 7-gauge steel sleeve that pivots a barbell through rows, presses, cleans, and rotational core work. Its standout dimension is functionality: owners and reviewers consistently call it a genuinely useful, low-drama accessory that adds a real training modality without eating rack space. The weak spot is build quality relative to Rogue’s own Monster Series landmine – GymRadar reviewers describe it as “basic,” several report it scuffs the rack finish without extra washers, and Rogue’s Monster Landmine 2.0 scores noticeably higher (4.67 vs 3.87) on the same platform for a nicer, more overbuilt version. Value is solid at $105 for a simple accessory, though a few owners note cheaper import landmines do the same basic job.
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