Fitness
Deadlift Jack — Oxidized Aluminum Barbell Jack with Beech Handle, 660 lb
Product description
High-grade anodized aluminum body: The jack is manufactured from weld-free, premium aluminum with an oxidized finish to resist corrosion and reduce the chance of failure under load. This construction provides higher strength and a longer service life compared with simple wooden designs.
Comfortable North American beech handle: The lever features a painted solid beech wood handle sourced from North America. The wooden grip stays warmer and gentler on skin than bare metal and helps prevent scratches to your barbell and floors.
Featherweight portability: Weighing approximately 2.1 lbs, the jack is simple to carry to the gym or store in a bag. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for both commercial facilities and small basement setups where space is limited.
Lever mechanics and build: The long lever arm gives excellent mechanical advantage for lifting one side of a loaded barbell quickly and with minimal effort. Heavy-duty stainless steel rivets reinforce key joints and the broad, non-slip base provides stability. The unit is rated for up to 660 lb.
Product notes: Each jack is sold individually (not as a pair). For best anti-slip stability, use it with a loaded barbell rather than an empty bar. Minor wear on wooden surfaces over time is cosmetic and does not affect performance. If you receive a defective item or experience quality issues, contact the manufacturer for assistance.
Pros
- Lightweight and easy to transport
- Anodized aluminum resists rust and is durable
- Comfortable, protective beech wood handle
Cons
- Sold as a single jack, not a pair
- No integrated hanger for wall storage
- May be less stable if used alone on uneven floors
VerdictThis compact deadlift jack offers rust-resistant, weld-free aluminum strength paired with a comfortable beech handle and a stable, non-slip base. At 2.1 lbs and rated to 660 lb, it’s easy to carry and effective for single-side plate changes. Ideal for home or commercial use, though buying a second unit improves balance during unloading.
Reader reviews
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Giovanni 3/5
Looks good, question on longevity
Attractive design, but I’m not fully confident about long-term durability.
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Do the things 5/5
Very handy
Simple and useful tool. I use it often for deadlifts and to load plates on a landmine.
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Friendly Reviewer 5/5
Saves the back, very convenient
This jack has prevented a lot of strain for me in my home gym. It’s compact, stable, and light enough to carry in a bag. Well made and dependable—great for injury prevention.
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its_bray_den 4/5
Practical but could be paired
Build seems solid with metal body and softer plastic contact points that show some rub marks after a few uses. Works well to rock the toe under the bar and lift a loaded side for quick plate changes. It’s easier when used alongside a second jack; a pair would offer better balance.
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Kodie 5/5
Good leverage for loaded bars
Easily lifts one side with multiple 45s on. I steady it with one hand while removing plates with the other. Lowers smoothly and didn’t mark my bar. Wish it included a hanger for tidy storage.
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Mia 5/5
Solid option for home gyms
Aluminum body is robust, beech handle feels good, and the base grips well. 660 lb capacity covers my needs and it’s a useful accessory to protect my back.
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MM 5/5
Sturdy and effective
Well-built jack that makes changing plates much easier. Just slide under the bar and pull back—simple operation and very sturdy construction.
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