HulkFit Multi-Function Power Cage Rack Attachments,

Solid good design

Doesn’t fit Liftdex. Bar upright is perfect 60mm x 60mm but the rod which needs to go through the holes is too large

I got the landmine attachment even though I have a 2x2 rack. I added a couple wood blocks (okay, they were some old wooden kids dominoes) and it fits perfectly. I use it with an old bar but the bar holder edge might not be too kind to newer/coated bars.

I decided to get some accessories to compliment my Hulkfit power rack. I picked up 2 pairs of the plate holders and a pair of safety bars. They all fit my rack great and are very sturdy. Each of them do come as a pair which is great, making them very affordable. The only thing with the plate holders is that you have to carefully consider where you want to place them on your rack because you can block your DIY cable set up (if you decide to go that route) or if you choose to squat inside the rack, when you load up your plates on the plate holders, because of the diameters of the bumper plates, they can get in the way of your squat. That was one of the reasons I decided to get the safety bars so I can comfortably squat outside of my rack as well. The addition of the plate storage and plates also helped immensely in increasing the stability of my rack. There is much less swaying, making the overall rack very sturdy.

Got this for doing squats at my home gym, very comfortable on my neck and has made working out that much more enjoyable!

This review is for the Hulkfit landmine base attachment (t-bar attachment) Bought this for around $25 to go with my Hulkfit squat rack. Unlike some other landmine base attachments, this one easily fit their 2.5" x 2.5" squat rack. It could probably fit up to 3.5" x 3.5". Racks with smaller square tubing may require a small piece of wood to shim it, the bracket is so large and the set screw runs out of threads for smaller tubing. Some competitors won't fit tubing above 2x2. The metal plating used is a little on the thin side but I would think it's more than sturdy for home gyms. Minor criticism is for the 1" bar tube. Unlike the 2" bar tube, there is nothing to stop the bar from sliding through the tube. One has to either collar the bar or buy a piece of 1"id conduit to create a bushing for the bar to prevent sliding through. A piece of 1" id, 6 to 12" length schedule.40 runs around $4-5 more at Home Depot and should work. Olympic bar people should be good to go. Glad I bought it. Photo shows the attachment, my '1" id pipe, 8" length workaround' for use with my standrd 7 foot York barbell.

Durable and good design

So far so good. Arrived fast, easy to open and put on the bar. So much better than the spring clips!!! Haven't done a workout with them on the bar yet though.