OFFSET Increment Pin

OFFSET Increment Pin

£39.95
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OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment pin sitting in weight stack to add 1.2kg
  • Woman doing pulldowns on weight cables with 2 offset increment pins - 1 in each stack
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin magnetic base alone
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment pin sitting in weight stack to add 1.2kg
  • Woman doing pulldowns on weight cables with 2 offset increment pins - 1 in each stack
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
  • OFFSET Increment Pin magnetic base alone
  • OFFSET Increment Pin
OFFSET Increment Pin
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OFFSET Increment Pin

£39.95
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£45.95

The OFFSET Increment Pin allows you to increase the weight in smaller increments, helping bridge the gap when your current weight feels too easy, but the next weight feels too heavy.

The pin weighs 1.2kg and slots directly into your machine's weight stack, creating your first incremental increase. Add small gym plates from there to continue progressing in smaller, more manageable steps.

Designed with a magnetic base that attaches securely to the weight stack. Interchangeable rods included for both 8mm and 10mm pin hole machines.
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Weight:
1.2 kg
Colour:
Silver
Maximum Weight Load:
20 kg
Pin Length:
98 mm (fits all gym machines)
Base Length:
75 mm
Total Assembled Length:
173 mm
Pin Diameter:
8 mm and 10 mm provided (to fit all gym machines)
Base Diameter:
1.9 " (compatible with all modern weight plates)

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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my gyms machines?

Yes. Weight-stack machines use an 8mm or 10mm selector pin. The OFFSET pin comes with interchangeable 8mm and 10mm screw-in rods, so you can switch between the two depending on the machine.

What is the maximum load?

The OFFSET Increment Pin is designed for adding smaller, controlled weight increases in the gap between weight-stack plates.

For most exercises, you’ll only need a small amount of added weight to make the next jump more manageable. However, the pin has been tested with up to 20kg of added weight, giving you plenty of flexibility if needed.

Always make sure the pin is fully inserted, the correct 8mm or 10mm rod is fitted, and any added weight is secure before starting your set.

Why does it have two screw-in rods?

Different machines and weight stacks take different pin sizes. The interchangeable 8mm and 10mm rods mean you only need one pin for all machines, rather than buying multiple pins.
How do I change between 8mm and 10mm?

Simply unscrew the rod you are using and screw in the other size, that comes with all orders. Make sure it is fully tightened before use.
Is it allowed in commercial gyms?

Many people use their own small gym accessories, but every gym has its own rules. Check with your gym if unsure, and always use it safely and responsibly.
Will it damage the machine?

No, it will not damage the machine if used properly. Our pins are tested and designed to be used in machines. Do not force it into a stack, wedge it into awkward gaps, or use it on machines where it does not sit securely.
What is the magnet for?

The magnetic base helps the OFFSET Increment Pin sit securely against the weight stack while you train.

Many standard add-on pins rely mainly on the pin rod and the weight sitting in place. OFFSET includes a magnet to give extra stability, helping reduce movement during use and making the pin feel more secure on compatible machines.

You can also remove the rod and use the magnetic base on top of the weight stack for a smaller added increase, or on machines where the pin rod cannot be used.