GYM MASTER GM3 straight grip landmine T-bar row handle in gunmetal

Rank #10 in Best Landmine Attachment 2026: 10 Ranked, and Two Ratings That Do Not Add Up

GYM MASTER GM3 Straight Grip Landmine Row Handle

£19.99 4.7 from 37 Amazon ratings
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The GYM MASTER GM3 is a straight-grip landmine T-bar row handle for 2 inch Olympic bars, made from alloy steel with rubber grips. It takes tenth place in this guide at £19.99, with a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 37 customer reviews.

What sets it apart from the rest of the list is what the listing does not claim. Several of the rubber landmine bases in this guide quote maximum loads that do not survive contact with their own weights; the GM3 quotes no maximum load at all. What it offers instead is dimensions — and those do not agree with each other. The bullet point gives a total width of 79.5 cm, while the specification table lists the item dimensions as 14.5L x 14.5W cm. Both numbers come from the same Amazon listing. Everything on this page is taken from that listing and its customer reviews; we have not handled or tested the product.

How those 37 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.7 stars.

5 star
75%
4 star
18%
3 star
7%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £19.99
Customer rating 4.7 out of 5 from 37 ratings; ranked 45th in Strength Training Equipment Attachments
Item weight 2.37 kg
Fits 2 inch Olympic bars (2 inch mounting hole diameter)
Rubber grip width 14.5 cm
Total width 79.5 cm (bullet point)
Item dimensions 14.5L x 14.5W cm (as listed — this does not match the 79.5 cm total width given in the bullet point)
Material and finish Alloy steel; the bullet point says gunmetal powder coat, the finish field says black powder coat (as listed)

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“It's very rare I bother to write reviews, but had to on this. The images of this product don't do it justice, its a very sturdy piece of kit and seems well made. The handles are wide enough for me even at 6"3 to get a really good stretch. I bought the landmine attachment that inserts inside plates from the same company and that item is quality as well. Great price, great items.”

Aaron Stone
Verified purchase

“Unfortunately being in a commercial gym They are restrictions of what execises I can do, for months I've missed a T bar row function. This bit of kit did hit the spot. Well made, grip handles feel good, welding looks good. So far I am happy with the bar.”

Colin chung

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Landmine Attachment 2026: 10 Ranked, and Two Ratings That Do Not Add Up.

Questions people ask

Will the GYM MASTER GM3 fit my bar?

The listing says it is suitable for 2 inch Olympic bars, and the mounting hole diameter is listed as 2 inches.

How much does the GYM MASTER GM3 weigh?

The item weight field lists 2.37 kg.

How wide is the GYM MASTER GM3?

The bullet point gives a total width of 79.5 cm and a rubber handle width of 14.5 cm, but the item dimensions field says 14.5L x 14.5W cm. Those two figures do not match each other.

Can I use the GYM MASTER GM3 in a commercial gym?

The listing states it is not suitable for commercial use. One of the 37 reviewers says he uses his in a commercial gym, where he had missed having a T-bar row.

What is the GYM MASTER GM3 made of?

The material field says alloy steel. The bullet point describes a gunmetal powder coated finish, while the finish field says black powder coat.

What do buyers say about the GYM MASTER GM3?

It holds 4.7 out of 5 from 37 ratings. Reviewers describe it as sturdy and well made, mention wide handles that allow a good stretch, and note that the plates do not hit your chest during rows.

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