The ATX® Deadlift Wedge is a black rubber wedge with ATX embossed, featuring a curved design and flat base, perfect for securing heavy equipment or vehicles.

The ATX® Deadlift Wedge is a black foam incline wedge featuring a curved design with ATX embossed on the surface. Its side view reveals a gradual slope, making it perfect for lifting support.

Close-up of a barbell with a blue 20 kg ATX weight plate mounted on a stand, ready for action. A yellow weight is partially visible behind the blue plate. Beneath, an ATX® Deadlift Wedge steadies the setup, ensuring optimal positioning as the barbell rests horizontally.

Close-up of a barbell with a blue 20 kg ATX weight plate resting securely on an ATX® Deadlift Wedge.

ATX® Deadlift Wedge

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$15.00

Item No: ATX-DLW-1000

56 in stock

DESCRIPTION

Weight	0.0425 kg
Dimensions	24 × 6 × 3 cm
Weight	0.5kg
Colour	Black
Footprint	24x6cm
Inclusions	Sold Individually
Construction	Solid Rubber
Weight Load Capacity	500kg

The ATX® deadlift wedges are an extremely compact version of the deadlift jack. Before we got these in I thought the single deadlift bar jack was the most compact bar jack ever. Little did I know that the Germans came up with something even more light and compact while remaining highly effective!

The deadlift wedge is made from unbreakable hard rubber, weighing in at a mere 425 grams it’s rated for 500kg per wedge! To put it in perspective even the best deadlifter in the world Eddie Hall wouldn’t be able to break it.

The ATX® Deadlift Wedge can also be used as a stopper for the loaded bar so the barbell won’t roll off the platform.

Because of its compact and light design you can fit the ATX® deadlift wedge into your backpack and carry it around when you go to the gym. It’s an extremely handy tool for those who want to have their own deadlift bar loader without having to lug a lump of steel around.

What’s Included? ATX® Deadlift Wedge (ATX-DLW-1000)

Please note the pictures may feature optional attachments or items which are not included with the unit, this is to show the possible configurations/use of the unit.