Dead Wedge (TM) - Deadlift Jack Alternative for Your Gym Bag - Raises loaded barbell and plates for effortless Loading/Unloading - Perfect for Powerlifting, Weightlifting, Crossfit, Home Gyms, or anyone performing heavy lifts such as the Deadlift

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Loved by thousands from gym owners and elite athletes, to average gym rats. The Dead Wedge fits in your gym back and saves you the precious energy needed to smash Personal Records. 

The Dead Wedge is simple, superior to other solutions, and built to last a lifetime. Here's how it works. 

Step 1: Roll inner plate up the ramp until it locks into the loading groove. 
Step 2: Load or Unload to choose desired weight. 
Step 3: Gripping the plates, firmly roll the plates out of the loading groove back down the ramp and onto the floor. 

Here's what makes the Dead Wedge the superior solution while remaining so simple. 

#1: All the benefits of a deadlift jack, and much more. The Dead Wedge works on a larger array of exercises, and any barbell you can think of. While a barbell jack only works with straight barbells, on the floor, the Dead Wedge can work with specialty barbells like trap bars, and works perfectly on deficit deadlifts, block deadlifts, and more. 
The Dead Wedge is also light weight, portable, and doesn't take up room in your home gym, crossfit gym, or gym bag. 

#2: Far easier, quicker, and safer than rolling the barbell over any other objects like plates, blocks of wood, etc. We made sure to make the Dead Wedge the perfect size to keep it from interfering with loading the next plate. Unlike how odd objects get in the way; creating a hassle and constant readjusting. 

The Dead Wedge uses a loading groove that locks the plates firmly into place. This allows you to get up and change the plates throughout your workout without worrying about the bar falling off and rolling away, making it far easier to load and unload plates with both hands. This also allows you to comfortably use it on raised platforms like block deadlifts. 

Dead Wedge is a trademark of LIFT, LLC.

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This product contains natural rubber, and may cause allergic reactions in some individuals.

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Short Review of Mine -

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SAMPLE CUSTOMER REVIEW

1) Best Money A Serious Dead Lifter can spend. - As the owner of a private strength and conditioning facility, I need to think about value, function, form, and space saving design. The dead wedge is all of that. I always found deadlift jacks to be a little finicky if you didn't place them PERFECTLY and I've seen a few bars topple down using a jack. These are super light, and incredibly tough. I've used them for up to 700 lbs on the bar thus far and they don't crack, squish, or anything. BUY THEM.

By Michael S. on February 26, 2015

2) If you're looking for a more convenient, inexpensive way to load up a weight bar with plates for deadlift, this is your product. - When deadlifting, changing the 45# plates while the barbell is on the floor is inconvenient. To get around this, I purchased a mini deadlift jack to elevate each side of the barbell off the ground, allowing quick and easy plate changes. I was totally happy with the jack when I stumbled upon the Dead Wedge. I was intrigued by this simple little rubber gadget, and decided to order it. Since my DL jack was over triple the price of the Dead Wedge, I figured it was worth a shot; in the event I preferred the wedge, I could re-sell the jack, and (hopefully) have a more inexpensive and functional alternative. It didn't take me long to sell my mini jack, because the Dead Wedge accomplishes basically the same thing, but it's is much more economical, and takes up a fraction of the space. You simply load the first 45# plate onto the bar on each side, and then roll the plate onto the sloped Dead Wedge when adding the next 45. The product is shaped perfectly. It doesn't feel like your pulling the bar up Mt. Everest each time you roll the plate onto it. It gets it off the ground just enough to make plate changes fast and easy. My favorite products are simple, but well executed ideas. I put the Dead Wedge solidly in that category. I wouldn't want to be without it.

By V. Messner on February 26, 2015