Dimensions, weight and maximum load supported by the Smart Landmine
Product dimensions:
- Length: 53 cm
- Height: 9.1 cm
- Width: 10 cm
- Product weight: 2.5 Kg
Box dimensions:
- Length: 57.5 cm
- Height: 11 cm
- Width: 12.5 cm
- Weight: 3 kg
Maximum weight supported by the smart landmine:
- 200kg
Why choose Smart Landmine?
This simple accessory adds variety to your workouts. You'll work different muscle groups and get out of your routine, which helps you stay regular!
It's very easy to install, whether you have a weight rack or not. This Smart Landmine will quickly become your favorite bodybuilding accessory!
How do I install Smart Landmine?
Without weight rack:
- Stack several disks or bumber
- Insert the Landmine attachment into the disks
- Insert your bar into the landmine and secure it with the clamping screw.
With body-building rack:
- Insert the end of the rack into the holes in the rack
- Position it so that you can insert the safety pin
- Install and secure your bar.
The Smart Landmine supports 50mm and 28mm bars thanks to its adapter.
Using the Smart Landmine safely
Always install the safety pin when using your Smart Landmine on a weight rack.
Which accessories are compatible with Smart Landmine?
The Smart Landmine is compatible with:
- All our 28mm and 50mm bars
- All our 28mm and 50mm weights
And our workout racks:
- Wall-mounted workout rack (ref: 8651534)
- Folding workout rack (ref: 8616805)
- Workout cage 900 (ref: 8766092)
Smart Landmine spare parts now available!
If you lose any parts of your Smart Landmine, you can find them on our after-sales site.
Adapter (ref: 8821090), clamping screw (ref: 8827495), safety pin (ref: 8827495)... are available for purchase to enable you to enjoy your bodybuilding accessory for many years to come.
Our coach guides you through working with the Smart Landmine
To build muscle mass:
Back:
- Rowing t-bar 4 sets of 8-10 repetitions
- Readow row: 3 sets of 8-12 repetitions per side
Shoulders:
- Landmine press 3x sets of 8 to 12 repetitions/side
Legs:
- Landmine squat 8 to 12 repetitions
Increase the load when you reach the maximum number of repetitions (with a margin of 2) and start from the bottom of the range.
