Weight Stack Pin

Pro's: works just as it should, stores extremely well with the right Wall Control setup (aerosol can holder ftw), and rubber end prevents scratching (see fit issues under con's).

Con's: as referenced in my review title, this is a really tight fit on the back of my All-in-One v1 (see enclosed pictures), which effectively requires weight stack pins to be inserted from behind the device (which I'd think many users would have put as close to a wall as possible). I don't think this results in a point deduction for the Weight Stack Pin but I think it does highlight some design issues with that iteration of the All-in-One (not sure if the v2 addresses these). Although the fit is tight, the rubber tip on the weight stack pin prevents scratching on occasions when it bumps into my wall (which is concrete).

All in all, this adds great functionality to my weight stack so I can make more precise adjustments to the weight I use and I'm pleased with it.

I got these pins to use with my Inspire Fitness FTX cable machine I bought through Costco. The pins are a little shorter and slightly smaller diameter than the ones that came with my machine, but they still work fine. I haven't used them with more than 5lbs loaded onto the pin, but they have been secure and haven't fallen out or started to back out of the weight stack when in use. The quality seems very good and it's hard to find a more affordable loadable pin. I find they are very useful especially when working on weaker muscle groups, like my shoulders doing lateral raises. It's nice to be able to add a little more weight without stepping up to the next plate in the stack. I use fractional weight plates to really fine tune the weight. Like the description mentions, the pins themselves do weigh a little too, so sometimes it works to just put the loadable pin into the stack and micro increase the overall weight that way. I'm really happy with these and would definitely recommend them.