A2ZCARE Viking Press Handle, Viking Press Landmine Handle Attachment, Heavy-Duty Steel Landmine for Barbell, fit 2-inch Olympic Barbell

Edit: I bought the Titan Viking Press and after comparing the 2 side by side I decided to raise the rating by a star. The A2ZCare Viking Press is almost twice the cost of the Titan Viking Press($105 vs. $54) so for that price I expect perfection which the A2ZCare Viking Press isn’t but it’s close. The A2ZCare press appears to be powder coated and has a texture to it and the Titan Viking Press is just painted black and has a smooth texture. The A2ZCare Viking Press is perfectly balanced so it allows me to lift more weight than the Titan Viking Press. I swapped the presses out between sets and since the Titan Viking was off balance i had to use more force to push the same amount of weight up. Also the width on The A2ZCare Viking Press is perfect and i can put my hands in the natural position for performing a pressing motion, the Titan is too narrow and my hands rest against the outside edge of the bar. The only positives that the Titan Viking Press have against the A2ZCare Viking Press is that the end cap on the barbell is welded which keeps the barbell from sticking out and the sleeve is longer which puts you in a better position to perform the lift. This problem could be fixed by placing a 2 1/4 inch by 4 inch pvc pipe on the end of the barbell before placing the press on and that’ll keep the end of the bar from hitting you in the face when you’re in the down position. I used an extra Titan landmine pivot i had lying around and it had the same effect. Overall this press is almost 2x the price but it’s the more functional of the 2 so it’s well worth it.More head/neck room than he titan Viking Press at roughly twice the price. The titan has 8.5 of clearance and this has 9.5. If the clearance was the same I’d buy the titan because of it’s weilded end cap because if you press using a 7 foot bar you run the risk of hitting yourself in the face with the end of the barbell. I used a spare titan barbell pivot to push the Viking Press towards the end of barbell and problem solved.

The media could not be loaded.  Fantastic angle. Shoulders got fired up. Both rear delts and front delts!!!

I thought this item was longer in length. It is really short and not what expected. But, it is functional and durable so, I am going to keep it. If you are 6 feet and under you will enjoy this equipment. Thanks.//Chuck

Very thin tubing! You can feel the tubing flexing while using with only 70lbs. Definitely not American steel, has the Chinese stamps on the tube. The welds don’t look great either. You get what you pay for.

Easy to take off and on to adjust weight. No damage yet to my barbell. Grips tightly for fast or slow pressing. A little narrow, but I use it regularly anyway. Good sized tubes, but can get very slippery when sweating, so put some tape on. Don't just use gloves. Tape is better!

Decent welds, no burrs inside of the tube, but I did file down where the threads are for the knob so it doesn't scratch my bar.

Its not the measurements that its pertaining to be. Its 27 1/4 " in length . not 28 .And the center area where the discription says I can put my neck in between is 3 1/2 "

I’ve only had it a fee days but have used it already; seems like sturdy construction no problems with fitment on a Rogue olympic bar.

The main press is very good quality steel. Unfortunately, the second day of use I accidentally dropped the screw knob on the driveway and it broke down (see pic). The experience both with Amazon and A2Z customer care representatives was frustrating and ineffective. Amazon said that although the ordered was processed by them, they could not replace the knob and told me to talk to to the seller. The seller told me that they did not have a replacement for the screw knob (?!!!?) and only gave me a $7 refund notwistanding I insisted a few times to get a new screw knob. Please note that this particular model of Viking press, given the fact that it has not a cap at the end, cannot be operated safely without a knob. The seller even wrote me that I could find the broken part anywhere, which is not true unless you invest money, time and gas. All in all, a really disastrous way to make right with a defective/sub standard product (I.e. the knob - as I said, the press itself is great). What a pity.

There is no space for your neck or head to pass through and the part you slide you barbell through in a 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch to big. Will be returning for sure.