If you want to add more movement options to a home rack without taking up much extra floor space, the SELEWARE Adjustable Lever Arms are designed to do exactly that. They fit 2” x 2” power racks with 5/8” or 1” holes and work with 2-inch Olympic plates, making them a potentially useful add-on for many compact gym setups.
These jammer arms are aimed at lifters who want more variety from a rack, with support for rows, pushes, deadlifts, squats, belt squats and curls. With a 10-level handle adjustment and a swinging lever arm design, they offer a flexible setup for different exercises and user heights.
Price: USD 131.99
Rating: 3.80/5 from 113 reviews
For home use, the main appeal is versatility. Instead of buying several separate machines, you can use these arms for both unilateral and bilateral work, which may suit anyone trying to build a more adaptable training area in a spare room or garage gym. The removable handles also give you another option for belt squat-style movements.
Build-wise, SELEWARE states that the arms are made from heavy-duty alloy steel with a black powder-coated finish. Each arm is rated to hold up to 600 lb, and the insert-and-lock mounting design is intended to keep setup straightforward when moving between exercises.
- Fits 2” x 2” racks with 5/8” or 1” holes
- Compatible with 2-inch Olympic weight plates
- Suitable for rows, pushes, deadlifts, squats, curls and more
- 10 handle height settings for easier adjustment
- Can be used for unilateral or bilateral training
This attachment looks most suitable for home gym users who already own a compatible 2×2 rack and want to expand exercise choices without adding a large standalone machine. The broad exercise range is the key selling point, and the adjustable design should help it suit different training styles.
That said, it is still worth double-checking rack size, hole size and general setup before buying, especially if compatibility is your main concern. Overall, the SELEWARE lever arms seem like a practical option for adding more variety to a rack-based gym, particularly if you value flexibility over a single-purpose attachment.
