Delkin Devices Fat Gecko Kaboom

Key Features
- Delkin Fat Gecko Kaboom
- For action cameras and mirrorless cameras
- 5 interchangeable sections
- 1/4"-20 mount
- Load capacity of 2.0 lb
- Safety release
- Stainless steel pressure buttons
- Rubber handle
- Waterproof construction
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Overview
The Delkin Fat Gecko Kaboom makes it possible to mount an action camera on the helmet, facing you. It comes with a ball head with a 1/4"-20 mounting thread. This carbon fiber boom has 5 interchangeable sections that let you adjust the distance of the camera from your face. You can attach the boom rod to a helmet with an optional 3M VHB adhesive tape. The safety release makes the boom swivel behind you if a crash occurs, saving your face and the camera. With the stainless steel pressure button, you can easily break down and set up the boom. The rubber handle allows you to grip the boom pole firmly. You may use the boom for underwater sports as it is resistant to water.
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detailed specifications
| Camera Mount | Male, 1/4"-20 |
| Material | Carbon fiber, stainless steel |
support specifications
| Load Capacity | 2.0 lb (907.2 g) |
lens specification
| Length | 60.0" (152.4 cm) |
physical specifications
| Weight | 8.0 oz (226.8 g) |
- Delkin Fat Gecko Kaboom
- Stainless Steel 1/4"-20 Ball Head
- 10" Carbon Fiber Handle
- 10" Carbon Fiber Head Shaft
- 10" Carbon Fiber Extension
- 2 x 15" Carbon Fiber Extensions
- 2 x Adapters for GoPro Cameras
- 2 x Adhesive Helmet Mounts
- Safety Release Helmet Clip
- Closed Helmet Clip
- Mounting Hardware for Helmet Attachment
- Carrying Case
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