Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Double Knuckle Dual Suction Cup Camera Mount

Key Features
- Mounts to any smooth, non-porous surface or object
- Universal ¼-20 attachment
- Holds on through wind, g-force, water, vibration & speeds over 150 mph
- Anodized zinc
- Locking ball joints
- Two inch extension arm
- Includes a hot shoe adapter for flash units
- Capacity: Rated to hold up to 8lb. (3.6kg)
- Product Dimensions: 9”H x 8”W x 3”D
- Product Weight: 1.2lbs. (0.5kg)
- Warranty: 2 Year Limited
Overview
Mount your camera on to any surface with the Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Double Knuckle Dual Suction Cup Camera Mount and enjoy shooting breathtaking videos. Designed with two locking suction cups, it helps in securing any equipment up to 8 pounds. This device also helps in steadfast attachment of the camera even in strenuous shooting environments. It is compatible with any DSLR, video, compact, and tripod head camera and helps in securing them to the side of your car, motorcycle, boat or snowboard. The rugged construction and anodized metal design makes it more durable for providing stability to heavier equipment. The special locking ball joints enable 360 degree tilt, turn and rotation for convenient shooting.
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| Color | Black |
- Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Double Knuckle Dual Suction Cup Camera Mount
- Warranty: 2 Year Limited
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