Titan Post Landmine

Name: Titan Post Landmine
Brand: Titan Fitness
Rating: 3.27 (5 reviews)

The Titan Post Landmine is a simple, plate-loaded landmine attachment: rather than bolting to a power rack, its post drops into a stack of Olympic weight plates (or the Titan Pro Sled System), creating a freestanding pivot point that turns any barbell into a landmine trainer with a full 360-degree range of motion. Landmine training lets lifters perform angled-press and rotational movements – landmine press, row, push jerk, push press, and deadlift clean – that are easier on the shoulders than a straight vertical press and don’t require dedicated rack space. At 8 lb with a 315 lb weight capacity, it’s built as a cheap, portable entry point into landmine work rather than a permanent fixture, though the standard listing has since been delisted and only a discounted scratch-and-dent unit could be found in stock.

Weight	8 lb
Mounting	Plate-loaded (drops into a stack of Olympic plates or the Titan Pro Sled System) -- no rack mounting hardware
Post length	7"
Tube length	10"
Compatibility	Standard Olympic barbells
Post diameter	1-7/8"
Weight capacity	315 lb
Tube inside diameter	2"

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

	Titan Post Landmine	BULLET PULLEY	TITAN Series 2" Single Fat Pull-Up Bar	T-3 Series Quick Release Roller J-Hooks
GymRadar rating	3.27/5	3.25/5	3.25/5	3.22/5
Price		$99.00	$114.99	$109.97
Weight	8 lb		19 lb
Mounting	Plate-loaded (drops into a stack of Olympic plates or the Titan Pro Sled System) -- no rack mounting hardware
Post length	7"
Tube length	10"
Compatibility	Standard Olympic barbells		TITAN Series power racks only (not T-2/T-3/X-Series)	T-3 Series Power Racks with 2" x 3" uprights; fits standard to oversized squat barbells
Post diameter	1-7/8"
Weight capacity	315 lb	350 lb		1,000 lb (pair)
Tube inside diameter	2"

3.3/5 · 5 GymRadar reviews

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Expert

3.27/5

5 reviews

The Titan Post Landmine is a bare-bones, plate-loaded landmine post: no rack mounting hardware, just a receiver that drops into a stack of Olympic plates (or the Titan Pro Sled System) so any barbell becomes a landmine trainer with full 360-degree rotation. Value and portability are the standout here – it’s one of the cheapest ways into landmine presses, rows, and deadlift cleans without buying a rack-mounted attachment. The weakest dimension is durability confidence: independent GymRadar reviewers rate it a middling 3.27/5 across five reviews, there’s no hands-on editorial teardown to corroborate build quality, and the standard listing has since been delisted, with only a discounted scratch-and-dent unit turning up in its place.

+Value: one of the cheapest paths into landmine training -- no rack-mounted hardware required, just the post itself (Titan Fitness product page)
+Versatility: 360-degree range of motion and installs into a plate stack or the Titan Pro Sled System, so it isn't tied to a fixed rack location (Titan Fitness product page)
+Functionality: standard Olympic-barbell receiver supports landmine press, row, push jerk, push press, and deadlift clean variations (Titan Fitness product page)

−Durability: independent GymRadar reviewers rate it a middling 3.27/5 across 5 reviews, below what's typical for well-regarded accessories (GymRadar)
−Build quality: no independent hands-on review exists -- Garage Gym Reviews' page is a spec listing only, with no verdict on materials or finish (Garage Gym Reviews)
−Value: the standard product listing is delisted; only a "final sale" scratch-and-dent unit marked out of stock could be found, raising doubts about ongoing availability (Titan Fitness scratch-and-dent listing)