Sometimes, it gets crowded at the squat rack, especially on leg day. But when the individual’s body starts getting cold, anyone will be itching to proceed with training. Press on by setting up with a stationary landmine – through the help of an extra barbell lying around and the AbMat’s Barbell Bomb. Adapting the original product with a spheroid shape and a grippier exterior, AbMat developed the Barbell Bomb with the brilliance of Gut Wrench inventors Eric Chessen and Ryan Pitts. With the Barbell Bomb attached, you can do everything you would do with a traditional landmine, but finer. The Barbell Bomb’s slip-resistant exterior makes it possible for you to do high-intensity landmine movements on almost any type of training surface. Made with AbMat’s signature high-density foam, the lightweight barbell attachment can hold its position and rotate smoothly without needing a rack, wall, or weight plates. Along with standard landmine movements (presses, rows, rotational work, squats, push jerk, lumberjack deadlifts, etc.), athletes can use the Barbell Bomb on the opposite end of the bar as a grip-friendly handle during push presses or goblet squats. The Barbell Bomb is a lightweight landmine equipment that is dimensionally 7 inches long and features a textured black surface with an embossed logo at the front. TheRack.Co is an official retailer of AbMat in the Philippines.
