
Oak Club Magpin 3
MagPin's provide 4-1/2" of useable shaft length for engagement. Sold in pairs. Assembled in Canada.
Oak Club Magpin 3 Reviews
Based on 12 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Oak Club Mfg Oak Club Magpin 3 have an average rating of 3.78 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Mag Pins on Gym Radar, with 59 home gyms reporting ownership.
12 Reviews
Performance
4.00 / 5
Build Quality
4.67 / 5
Value
2.67 / 5
User Reviews
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(3.67)
Overpriced and offers nothing over a lot of other magpins on the market.

(4.00)
These are the one "gift to myself" I've bought for my gym. They're too expensive to recommend unless you just want the high end design. I have the v3 with blue and brushed stainless steel heads. The blue looks great, but the brushed stainless steel is just beautiful. I would like to compare to the original polished stainless steel, but happy with these.

(4.00)
Great design, good craftsmanship, but the magnets are too strong, I find myself having to pull really hard to take these out. Again the the matte black finish is great, the built washer is a nice touch, but it's hard to justify the $98 price tag for a set. The bells of Steel are my go to magpins and they are significantly cheaper.
(4.00)
Love the look and quality of these pins! Unfortunately it is a little long for my Iron Bull Strength J hooks but that's on me. I am worried about it scratching up my rack though, given it has no protective layer.

(4.67)
Sometimes you like stuff because it's pretty, but you need the validation of it being high quality. Oak Club mag pins are exactly that.

(4.33)
My favorite magpins that feel and function the best of any I’ve used, but the price makes them hard to recommend. I recently picked up the dialed motion magpins but found I prefer the 5.5” length of the oak clubs for added security with attachments, particularly when using the Darko mount with Voltra. I’ve never had issue with scratching my rack as others have stated. If the price were better on these I don’t see how they could be beat.

(4.00)
I've tried and tested a number of different mag pins and these are the ones I keep coming back to when I need a new set. They're low profile, have a strong fit, and are aesthetically pleasing.

(3.33)
I have an older version (maybe v2?) that was all stainless steel. Really nice, but the exposed magnets will scratch up the powder coat on whatever you are using them on. More expensive than other options, but has that premium feel to them. More of a bougie buy as there are much more economical options out there.

(3.00)
I’ve had a few iterations of these. If I’m not mistaken the Oak Clubs were the first to come out with Magpins? Do I jumped aboard and bought a bunch (stainless steel heads and black aluminum heads). They are made very well. A better option would be Fringe Sport, Force6 Fitness or Vendetta. Those are more ergonomic to remove with a better way to grab head. Those options are also far less expensive. I can’t recommend these any longer.

(4.00)
These are works of art. The construction is beautiful. They can leave a ring on the powder coat and they are pricey.




