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Oak Club Magpin 3

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Oak Club Magpin 3

Oak Club Mfg’s MagPin 3 is a magnetic hitch-pin replacement for power racks and squat stands, used to attach J-cups, safety arms, and other rack accessories without the fiddliness of a traditional hairpin clip or detent ball. It’s the third generation of Oak Club’s mag pin, stepping up to a two-tone aluminum head with a rounded tip and fully concealed (encased) magnets – fixing the earlier MagPin 2’s tendency for exposed magnets to pop out. The shaft is stainless steel with 4-1/2” of useable engagement length, sold in pairs, assembled in Canada, and available in 1” or 5/8” sizes with a rotating set of accent-color and limited-finish options.

Type Magnetic rack attachment pin (hitch pin replacement)
Origin Assembled in Canada
Quantity Sold in pairs
Manufacturer Oak Club Mfg
Color options Grey, Blue, or Red accents (plus limited finishes: Bronze, LeMans Blue, Imola Red, 100 BLK)
Head material Two-tone aluminum, knurled, fully concealed magnets
Shaft material Stainless steel
Engagement length 4-1/2" useable shaft length
Shaft diameter options 1" or 5/8"

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GymRadar rating 3.79/5 4.36/5 3.22/5 4.44/5
Price $31.99 $45.00 $29.99
Type Magnetic rack attachment pin (hitch pin replacement) Magnetic rack attachment pin (hitch pin replacement)
Origin Assembled in Canada
Quantity Sold in pairs
Manufacturer Oak Club Mfg Bells of Steel Exponent Edge Giant Lifting
Color options Grey, Blue, or Red accents (plus limited finishes: Bronze, LeMans Blue, Imola Red, 100 BLK)
Head material Two-tone aluminum, knurled, fully concealed magnets Anodized aluminum, knurled
Shaft material Stainless steel
Engagement length 4-1/2" useable shaft length
Shaft diameter options 1" or 5/8"

3.8/5 · 11 GymRadar reviews

Reviews by source

Expert 3.79/5 11 reviews
Youtube 4.5/5 1 reviews

Oak Club’s MagPin 3 is a magnetic hitch-pin upgrade for power racks and squat stands, and reviewers agree its magnet strength is the standout – an independent side-by-side comparison found it tied for the strongest hold of any mag pin tested, and a YouTube reviewer confirmed the fully concealed magnets fixed the earlier MagPin 2’s tendency to pop out. Build quality is where the two independent reviews sharply diverge: one reviewer called it the best-built, most usable mag pin they’d tried, while another rated its end-cap design among the worst tested, making the pin difficult to remove and prone to visible wear from the extra twisting it demands. Versatility is solid for most attachments – the 4-1/2” shaft handles lever arms and larger accessories – but not universal, leaving a gap with some smaller attachments like Irwin roller J-cups. Value is the weakest dimension: at roughly $116 shipped for a pair plus US tariffs, it’s among the priciest mag pins on the market, and only one of the two reviewers judged that price justified.

  • +Functionality: strongest magnetic hold of any mag pin tested, holding a 1.25lb plate without flinching (graymatterlifting.com)
  • +Build quality: fully concealed magnets fix the earlier MagPin 2's tendency to pop out, paired with a rounded tip for easy insertion (YouTube: Carp's Gym)
  • +Durability: larger aluminum head and encased magnets are noticeably stronger than the prior generation, with no reported magnet failures (YouTube: Carp's Gym)
  • +Versatility: 4-1/2" shaft length works with lever arms and most large attachments, offered in both 1" and 5/8" sizes (YouTube: Carp's Gym; manufacturer)
  • Build quality: end-cap design is "one of the least helpful" tested, making the pin difficult to remove and causing visible wear from the excessive twisting it requires (graymatterlifting.com)
  • Value: among the most expensive mag pins on the market at roughly $116 shipped for a pair, with US buyers facing additional tariff fees (graymatterlifting.com; YouTube: Carp's Gym)
  • Versatility: doesn't fully secure every attachment -- leaves a half-inch gap with smaller attachments like Irwin roller J-cups (YouTube: Carp's Gym)
  • Value: color and finish options rotate in and out of stock, so a matching rack theme isn't always available (YouTube: Carp's Gym)

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