The Edge Landmine Jack
Stop Fighting Your Plates.
The Edge Landmine Jack allows you to safely and efficiently load and unload your landmine bar without straining your back. Designed for stability under heavy loads, this simple but powerful tool makes plate changes quick and controlled.
Whether you're running high-volume landmine sessions or heavy presses and rows, the Landmine Jack reduces downtime and protects your lower back during loading.
Changing plates on a landmine setup is awkward and often puts strain on the lower back. Without proper leverage, loading heavy plates becomes inefficient and unsafe. The Landmine Jack eliminates instability and awkward lifting angles, allowing fast and safe transitions between sets.
Perfect for performing Drops Sets and Super Sets, with a quick unload.
The Landmine Jack makes loading and unloading heavy plates fast, safe, and easy—no more struggling or risking injury during landmine lifts.
- Save Time: Load/unload plates in seconds without breaking workout flow.
- Stay Safe: Effortless barbell adjustments, even under heavy weight.
- Protect Floors: Durable design prevents scraping and damage.
- Built Tough: Tested with 500+ lbs and rock-solid under pressure.
Lightweight, compact (11"x10"x11"), it fits any gym space. Just prop the Jack under your barbell, slide on or off your plates, and set the bar back without damaging floors, plates, or the jack.
Perfect for drop sets and supersets. Updated with a 5.9" landing platform for extra stability.
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Edge Landmine Jack FAQ
What is a Landmine Jack?
A landmine jack is a compact stand designed to elevate the loaded end of a landmine bar or barbell. Raising the sleeve off the floor makes it faster and easier to add, remove, or change weight plates during landmine training.
The Edge Landmine Jack can also provide an elevated starting position for landmine rows, squats, presses, and other exercises.
What makes the Edge Landmine Jack different from an ordinary landmine stand?
The Edge Landmine Jack is designed to do more than hold a bar off the floor. Its compact, freestanding design provides a wide 5.9-inch landing platform for improved bar placement and stability.
It can be used to:
- Load and unload landmine plates
- Start heavy T-bar rows from an elevated position
- Set up landmine squats
- Position the bar for landmine presses
- Perform faster drop sets and supersets
- Keep the loaded sleeve from scraping across the floor
It is a simple tool that makes nearly every loaded landmine workout more efficient.
Why do I need a Landmine Jack?
Changing plates on a landmine bar can become awkward as the weight increases. Without a jack, you must lift the loaded sleeve with one hand while attempting to slide plates on or off with the other.
The Edge Landmine Jack holds the bar above the floor so both hands remain available for plate changes. This reduces unnecessary lifting between sets and allows you to spend more energy training instead of fighting your equipment.
How do I use the Edge Landmine Jack?
Using the Landmine Jack requires only a few steps:
- Place the Jack on a flat, stable surface near the loaded end of the landmine bar.
- Lift the bar or sleeve using a controlled position.
- Center it securely on the Jack’s landing platform.
- Add or remove the desired weight plates.
- Confirm the plates and collars are secure.
- Lift the bar clear of the Jack before beginning the exercise.
Never load plates while the bar is moving or positioned off-center.
Does the Landmine Jack make changing plates easier?
Yes. Elevating the sleeve creates clearance between the weight plates and the floor, allowing plates to slide on and off without dragging, rocking, or repeatedly lifting the bar by hand.
This is especially valuable when using multiple plates, tight-fitting plates, or heavy loads during landmine rows and other strength exercises.
Is the Edge Landmine Jack good for T-bar rows?
Yes. The Edge Landmine Jack is an excellent T-bar row jack and starting stand.
It allows you to begin landmine rows from an elevated position rather than pulling the bar directly from the floor. It also keeps the sleeve raised between sets, making plate changes faster during heavy rows, drop sets, and high-volume back workouts.
Can I perform exercises directly from the Landmine Jack?
Yes. Depending on the movement, the Jack can provide an elevated starting and finishing position for:
- Landmine rows
- T-bar rows
- Landmine squats
- Landmine shoulder presses
- Kneeling landmine presses
- Landmine deadlifts
- Certain landmine complexes
The Jack is a starting and resting platform. It is not intended to remain underneath the bar throughout exercises in which the bar must travel through that space.
Is the Landmine Jack useful for drop sets and supersets?
Yes. The Jack keeps the sleeve elevated so you can remove plates quickly between portions of a drop set.
It is also useful during supersets and landmine complexes because you can change the load without repeatedly lifting the sleeve from the floor. Faster plate changes mean less downtime and a smoother workout.
How much weight can the Edge Landmine Jack hold?
The Edge Landmine Jack has been tested with more than 1,000 pounds.
Always center the bar properly on the landing platform and place the Jack on a flat, solid surface. The weight used must also remain within the capacity of your bar, landmine attachment, plates, collars, rack, and any other equipment in the setup.
Will the Landmine Jack work with a standard Olympic barbell?
Yes. The Edge Landmine Jack is designed to support the loaded end of standard Olympic barbell landmine setups.
It can also be used with the Edge Landmine Bar. Because specialty bars and attachments vary, confirm that the portion resting on the Jack fits securely on its 5.9-inch landing platform.
Do I need the Edge Landmine Bar to use the Landmine Jack?
No. The Landmine Jack can be used with a conventional Olympic barbell placed inside a compatible landmine attachment.
However, pairing it with the Edge Landmine Bar creates a more complete landmine-training system designed for fast loading, better exercise setup, and a wide variety of presses, rows, squats, and rotational movements.
Will it work with bumper plates and iron plates?
Yes. The Landmine Jack can be used while loading bumper plates, iron plates, and other standard Olympic weight plates.
The number of plates used will depend on your bar’s loadable sleeve length, the thickness of the plates, and the capacity of every component in the setup.
Does the Landmine Jack protect my floors and equipment?
The Jack keeps the loaded end of the bar elevated, which can reduce the need to drag plates or scrape the sleeve across the floor during plate changes.
It can help reduce unnecessary contact, but it should still be used on a stable gym surface. Always lower the bar under control and avoid dropping it onto the Jack.
Can the Landmine Jack reduce back strain during plate changes?
It can reduce the amount of repeated lifting and awkward one-handed handling required to change plates on a landmine setup.
Because the Jack holds the bar above the floor, you can use both hands to load and unload plates. This creates a more efficient position than repeatedly lifting a heavy sleeve while changing plates.
No equipment can prevent every injury, so continue using proper lifting mechanics and a manageable load.
Is the Edge Landmine Jack stable under heavy loads?
Yes. Its freestanding structure and updated 5.9-inch landing platform are designed to provide a stable resting position when the bar is properly centered.
Stability also depends on the flooring, load placement, and how the bar is lowered onto the Jack. Always use it on a flat surface and confirm the bar is secure before releasing it.
What are the Edge Landmine Jack’s dimensions?
The Landmine Jack measures approximately:
- 11 inches long
- 10 inches wide
- 11 inches high
- 5.9-inch landing platform
Its compact footprint provides heavy-duty landmine support without occupying the space required by a large machine or permanent stand.
Is the Landmine Jack portable?
Yes. Its compact design makes it easy to move around a home gym, garage gym, personal-training studio, or commercial facility.
It can be stored against a wall, beside a rack, or with your other landmine attachments when it is not being used.
Is a Landmine Jack useful in a home gym?
Yes. A home gym should be efficient, and the Landmine Jack makes one of the most versatile training systems—the landmine—even easier to use.
It improves plate changes, creates an elevated starting position, supports heavy landmine training, and occupies very little space. It is particularly valuable for lifters who regularly perform T-bar rows, landmine squats, presses, and drop sets.
Can beginners use the Edge Landmine Jack?
Yes. Beginners benefit from easier plate changes and a more accessible starting position, while advanced lifters benefit from faster transitions under heavier loads.
Regardless of experience, begin with manageable weights and practice centering the bar on the Jack before using it with heavier loads.
Does the Landmine Jack require assembly?
The PDP should answer this based on how the current product is packaged. If it arrives fully assembled, use:
The Edge Landmine Jack arrives ready to use. Place it on a flat, stable surface and inspect it before supporting a loaded landmine bar.
If you are not satisfied with your product for any reason, return it within 14 days of purchase. Please see Refund Policy for more details.
Landmine Rows
Lift the landmine bar directly off of your landmine stand and row to your heart's content. Perform drop sets with ease.
Landmine Shoulder Press
Whether kneeling or standing using a landmine stand for shoulder presses helps put your weights exactly where they need to be.
Landmine Squats
Easily reach down and feel the burn as you lift weights off of the Landmine Jack and power up through deep landmine squats.
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