X3M Power Rack Attachment Magnetic Pin for Home, Garage Gym, Commercial Training for Attaching Safety Spotters, Dip Station, Storage Pins, J-Cup and Other Gym Rig Accessories

Product feels very sturdy, as you would expect from a hitch pin. I haven't used it under load yet but the magnets grab a pretty tight hold against the squat rack, so I don't foresee a problem.

I have purchased Magpins, Bare Steel Power Pins and these, and these are by far the best value. The pins is a tad shorter than the other two mentioned, but it works fine for most applications. Had an issue with my initial order and seller promptly addressed and fixed it.

I wanted to love these and I'll start with my positive observations: they're heavy, solid, and definitely long enough to handle anything I want to attach to my 2x2 rack. They fit the 1" holes perfectly and the magnets are strong... too strong, which is the problem.Out of the box one pin was fine. With the other one, as soon as I pulled it away from the rack, three of the magnets came out of their holes. I could see some dried glue on the end of each magnet."No problem," I thought, and broke out my Gorilla Glue Then I dealt with the overflow and carefully scraped it out of the threads (the pin attaches to the part with the magnets by screwing in). That was annoying. I waited a day then tried again and - success! The three magnets I glued back in stayed in their holes. And another one came out.I haven't tried the other pin again yet but I suspect over time this will be an ongoing issue and it's not something I want to deal with (especially not during a workout). I would return them except I'm fairly sure I can't since I tried to fix this myself and used my own glue. Wish I could love them, they really would've been a great solution for me. But I can't recommend these.

These pins are amazing and feel extremely satisfying to insert into a rack. The major problem with these pins is that the magnets are simply glued in and the glue does not seem that strong or durable. I have had one magnet fall out already within the first month of purchase.I expect I will be able to repair this with some epoxy, but this is not what I expected out of a "premium" pin like this.

I don’t know why so many people are hating on these. I’ve had them for a few months and they work great on my rogue monster rack. Very convenient and they seem to be made well. The only knock I have is that I wish the magnets were a little stronger.

I bought 4 and they do what they’re supposed to and don’t cost $160. One had a magnet pop out. I glued it back in. No issues since.

I’m glad I only purchased a single and not a pair. While the concept is great, in practice, not so much.The magnets are just not strong enough. I tried testing it with an EMPTY weight horn and the pin pulled right out. Maybe it would be good for stabilizing something, but that’s probably all. Would not recommend.