This is a really simple, really elegant piece of training equipment that I just finished reviewing.

It's a loading pin...basically a way to hold plates while you attach a handle or other attachment to them.

And while that doesn't sound too fancy, the versatility is really off the charts.

The loading pin is essentially another way to stack and move weight, like a cross between a kettlebell and a barbell. It gives you something to set the weight on and a way to attach to a handle for gripping.

It's a very simple concept and this simplicity opens up a tremendous range of possibilites for use, which you'll see in the video review.

Check out my full review of the DMoose Loading Pin here.

Here's a sneak peak at one of the exercises I used with it...a leveraged curl.

You curl up as normal (with the plates hanging straight down) then once the plates contact your arm, it changes the direction of the loading so that you get MORE tension as you come into the peak contracted position.

It's actually REALLY awesome...and that's just one of the cool exercises I came up with for it.

Check out the full review here!

Nick Nilsson
The Mad Scientist of Muscle

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