64 66 and 68 need to be included in the adjuster preferably near the outer edges of the rear plate 48 fig9 a and 9b depict an alternative embodiment of adjustable magnetic rear plate 48 which include two portions an adjustable disc shaped portion 70 containing magnet pieces and a fixed portion 72 which may or may not contain magnet pieces fixed portion 72 can be flush with magnetic heel rest 44 to provide a flat support base for the iron the amount of recess of the disc shaped portion 70 with respect to the fixed portion 72 and rear plate 48 can be easily adjusted by turning a simple adjuster the threaded screw part located in the center of disc 70 the disc 70 rotates with the screw and the progression of the threads with rotation moves the magnets in the disk relative to the fixed portion or outer frame changing the recess depth of disc 70 and thereby the magnetic pull force of the heel rest the relatively large diameter of the center adjuster screw will help keep disc 70 evenly recessed with respect to fixed portion 72 and a spring washer 74 is used between disc 70 and heel rest 44 to prevent disc 70 from turning and loosening by itself for existing irons which do not have a magnetic heel rest 44 as disclosed in this invention a stand alone prefabricated magnetic plate of suitable size and shape can be attached to the heel rest of an existing iron by conventional fasteners for example durable double sided mounting tape or bolt screw joints already present in the heel rest of the iron can be used to attach the magnetic rear plate to the heel rest the bolts or screws may have to be replaced.