Yes4AllDeluxe T-Bar Row Platform – Full 360° Swivel & Easy to Install – Fits 1” Standard and 2” Olympic Bars (8. Black - T-Bar Row Platform + Lock Jaw 1inch & 2inch)

Works as intended on a 2-inch Olympic barbell. I love being able to hit my mid back with a much better squeeze. It stays firm on the bar and doesn't slide until loosened. My only suggestion is to use a barbell you don't care as much about, or swap which end is used because it will scrape the ends.

EXCELLENT. VERY WELL BUILT, SOLID, WITH A VERY NICE FINISH AND COLOR. As seen in the photo, I made some modifications to mine to make it more compact and make it look like part of the rack. Something that isn't necessary because it can be adapted to the rack in different ways. It comes very well packaged and is quickly delivered.

This works amazing! I fastened it to my cage and it adds different options for a workout.

The Yes4All Deluxe T-Bar Row Platform (Landmine) has some nice features: It can hold either a Standard Barbell or an Olympic Barbell, which provides lightweight options for beginners or those coming back from an injury and heavy weight options for those who want to go heavy. The standard sleeve is just a sleeve, but the Olympic sleeve has a handled bolt coming in from the side to lock your barbell in place, which makes it much more secure. The connected sleeves fully swivel, and the movement is smooth and easy. The base sits under a standard equipment frame (approx. 2x2) and has vertical tabs that keep it from twisting. The base has a handled bolt to tighten it against your equipment frame and keep it in place. The handles allow hand-tightening, so no tools are needed, and that's convenient. The handled bolts have a plastic handle on the head of the bolt and the end that contacts your equipment frame and the barbell inside the sleeve has just the raw metal bolt flat end, which I expect will leave marks with frequent use. My squat rack has 4x2 inch framing on the base, so I wasn't able to install the platform on my squat rack. I put the platform on the base of a Roman Chair but found the chair wasn't heavy enough to keep it from moving when using the landmine. I then tried installing it on a standard weight plate holder, but this also shifted during use when doing landmine box squats. The last thing you want when squatting is for the weight you are holding to shift. I finally had success attaching this platform to a hip sled that I loaded with some weight, and that was heavy enough to work like a charm. So, you'll need both 2x2" framing on the base of your equipment and equipment heavy enough not to budge when you start moving the barbell inserted in the sleeve of the platform. This platform does have bolt holes so you could bolt it to the floor as an alternative to securing it under an equipment frame. Also, if you are using this in a home gym, consider the length of space you'll need to use it. First, you have the width of whatever equipment frame you are attaching it to, and then you need a good 7 feet for the Olympic barbell, and then standing room behind that to do your exercise. (With landmine box squats, you need further room behind you for the box or bench.) Luckily, I had the room, but you might want to measure first before buying. I found this to be a reasonably priced, smooth-moving device for a home gym that allows me to do all sorts of landmine exercises. You'll need to supply your own barbell to use this device. The platform really isn't a "T-Bar." If you want to use it for T-Bar exercises, you'll need to get a T-Bar to attach to the other end of your barbell.

I had tried a few others and the end of the barbell would work through the material this one I have been using for a while and it’s perfect no wear and tear very durable

Does the job

Work great when doing t- bow exercises it wholes the bar from sliding and moving.

Great quality