Delkin Fat Gecko Camera Mount (Suction)

Works great and sticks to the car really well. Also using another suction mount along with a Canon R6 and RS3 gimbal and the setup didn't budge. I'm sure this would hold the camera itself but not worth taking the risk when mounts are so cheap compared to cameras.

These mounts are amazing. I use it for track day 'race car' in car footage. The suction of the mount is absolutely brilliant, I have mine attached the back of my bucket seat so the camera is shoulder mounted as such. I've only had it fall off once and this was due to my bad placement, I have since changed where it's places and it's stayed attached 4 months with multiple track days.It takes vibration and harsh G force well keeping the camera exactly where you set it. I use a go pro, if you used a bigger heavier camera I don't think it would be a problem, but I'd probably use a duel suction mount.The weight of the kit is very light but extremely well built and sturdy, it's made from a very hard plastic. I think it looks like a very good quality product.It can fit most applications due to it coming with a short extension piece, I would like to have another extension if I was being picky.

The Delkin Fat Gecko Triple Mount is an incredibly versatile tool for any photographer or filmmaker looking to capture dynamic shots. Its sturdy build and reliable suction cups make it ideal for mounting cameras in various positions, whether on a car, boat, or any other smooth surface. The triple suction cup design provides added stability, ensuring your gear stays secure even during intense maneuvers. Overall, the Fat Gecko Triple Mount is a must-have accessory for anyone serious about getting unique and dynamic shots in their projects.

Using solely for recording on a Insta360 One X2 with an Invisible Selfie Stick, I can't seem to get the arrangement right so it doesn't pivot left and right after cornering.Other than that, the grip on the suction cups are incredible. I trust it a lot to hold my camera in place.Very secure and sturdy build overall, apart from the point I mentioned initially.It would be a 5 star for me if the pivot was completely locked down!

I ordered one of these from Amazon, arrived in 2 days in perfect condition.I wanted this device for attachment to the front drivers window, in order to attach my point and shoot Kodak digital camera so that I could video through the windscreen of my car whilst driving.With the extension included in the pack, the camera can easily be positioned facing forward in a way that does not restrict my vision and clears the front pilar.It is quick to attach to the window and stays there for hours without falling off. It is easily removed and can be adjusted so that the camera is in exactly the right position and within easy reach to both see through the camera screen and to start and stop the video.The results are very good, day and night, when I will leave the video on for whole journies of an hour or more.This set-up using a digital camera is better than using an action cam which I have tried with disappointing results.This product sticks well to glass, but not so well to the smooth plastic on the dash, where it fell off after 5 minutes when I first tried it on that surface, not tried it on any other surface, so can't comment.A well made product that deserves 5 stars, price is reasonable too.

I purchased this camera mount for a very specific purpose: to attach a Kodak Playsport camera to a 350cc quad bike! As part of a "Stag Day" I organised for my brother-in-law I had arranged a quad biking activity for the morning of the day. I knew I'd have difficulty finding a static location for filming as the quad biking route was through a forest so I thought it would be more interesting if a camera was mounted on one of the quads - the last quad of seven with camera facing forwards.I'd had the opportunity to look at the quads previously and decided that it would be possible to mount the camera on the fibre glass fairing IF the suction mount was good enough.After some research on Amazon and eBay I went with the Gecko as it seemed to have the most effective suction cup. As a "just in case" measure I also attached a chain to the Gecko which I affixed to the Quad bike bull bar. If the suction cup failed the theory was that I wouldn't lose the camera, the mount and, most importantly, the memory card!I "field tested" the mount on my little Suzuki 4 x 4 and it worked well.Then came the day of the quad biking event...Due to a shoulder injury I couldn't participate in the "quading" myself so I attached the camera to the quad bike driven by a friend. I pressed "record" and hoped for the best!Despite constant vibration from the terrain and engine vibration the mount held firm for the entire event (over an hour). The resulting 35 minute footage (I think it stopped due to file size) proved to be pretty good. A bit wobbly but perfectly watchable. If I were to do something like this again the only change I would make would be to remove the mount extender as I suspect this may have amplified the vibration effect.An excellent piece of kit which will provide me with some interesting options for filming in the future.

Arrived dirty in a taped up box showing clear signs of previous use yet marketed as new on Amazon.

Put an FX3 on here with a heavy lens and it held up with no stress. Actually has 12lb weight limit, suction cups r super good, whole system is super convenient to adjust and use. Will be keeping and using often.

pequeño pero super fuerte, recomiendo tener lineas de vida para cualquier cosa, pero se probo con el auto en moviento sin problema, sus articulaciones permiten maniobrar facilmente el angulo que mas te guste.

I didn’t know how much I had been missing this in my toolset until I bought it. This has opened up a whole new range of videos for my productions. The suction is incredible. I have used it with GoPros, iPhones in SmallRig cages, and my LUMIX GH5. It works great inside or out. Be sure to clean the surface well. I’ve never had an issue, but do everything you can to protect your expensive cameras and lenses — especially on the outside of a vehicle. The biggest tip I can offer is to remove the third suction arm. Hang the camera with the two arms attached to the top of the camera rig and attach the third to the bottom or side of the camera cage. This significantly increases the stability. On interior videos where I used the arms as I described, I didn’t need to add stabilization in post. It can get in the way of your vision so be careful where you mount it. I use this mostly for in-car interviews. It is one of the most asked for video styles I am asked to do. I highly recommend this product due to its strength, stability, price, and the versatility it adds to your stack. I just wish I had bought it sooner.

Was confused whether to get this or not, but it has helped me so well since then because it actually sticks

Habe meinen Beamer daran befestigt. Echt erstaunlich wie bombenfest das Teil hält. Sehr beeindruckend!!