Fitness Magnetic Holder OT1, Black
- MagSafe
- Holding force 14 kg
- 360° rotation
- MagSafe
- Holding force 14 kg
- 360° rotation
The Mobile Origin OT1 is a two-part magnetic holder that attaches your phone to the metal part of a gym machine, a squat rack, a golf trolley or a motorbike. The bottom base attaches magnetically to ferromagnetic metal, the front head holds the phone, and between them sits a ball joint with a 360° rotating head. It needs no clamp, suction cup or screws to mount.
- Two magnets, two different jobs: the base grips the metal, the head holds the phone, so the holder needs no mechanical clamp.
- Base holding force up to 14 kg: the holder stays on the machine even through the shaking of a set.
- 20 N52 neodymium magnets in the head: they hold the phone with a force of about 2.0 kg and you take it off in one movement.
- Ball joint with a 360° rotating head: set the angle and portrait or landscape orientation with one hand.
- Metal ring included: iPhones with MagSafe attach directly, other phones and cases attach via the attached metal ring.
Dual magnetic system: base to metal, head to phone
N52 neodymium magnets and holding force
Hands free during a workout
Which surfaces the holder attaches to
360° rotating head with a ball joint
MagSafe directly, other phones via the metal ring
Dimensions, weight and material
PA
For motorcycle
For gym machines
Specifications
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