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Kirk WM-2 Multi-Purpose Window Mount for Tripod Head (Requires Head)

BH #KIWM2 • MFR #WM-2
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Kirk WM-2 Multi-Purpose Window Mount for Tripod Head (Requires Head)
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Kirk WM-2 Overview

The Kirk WM-2 Multi-Purpose Window Mount is a versatile, heavy-duty, multi-purpose window mount that offers convenience and versatility to the pro photographer shooting inside and around a vehicle.

The WM-2 is made of solid black anodized 6061T6 aluminum, with rubber-covered feet and easy-to-grip controls. The mount features a main body that folds double which, in addition to its regular use as a window mount, gives it the added flexibility that allows it to be used as a sturdy "lowpod" for resting on a table, car roof, or flat rock.

The mount comes with a 3/8" screw, and accepts (and requires) any standard tripod head that features a 3/8" threaded socket.

The feet extend and retract for added stability and easier transportation
Stainless and brass hardware, with all-aluminum knobs
All feet are rubber coated to avoid scratching

Kirk WM-2 Specs

Weight
2.9 lbs (1.3kg)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
3.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
10.7 x 10.5 x 5.25"

Kirk WM-2 Reviews

Heavy Duty Mount

By Wayne
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-11-30

I Used My Kirk Window Mount For The First Time Today And It Is Extremely Well Built And Very Sturdy.

Meh...

By Pat
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2022-02-22

This is a well made piece of gear. Mounting it is fairly straightforward and fast. You can put a Wimberley mount on it and a Canon 800mm if you want, but there's no way I'm going to do it. It fits in the window fine, and the camera body is inside the car. That's handy in the rain. What I wouldn't do is move the car with all that clamped to the window. Even static there's a good chance the setup will end in disaster, either broken glass, messed up window track, or messed up electric motor. The chance of the camera getting dumped if the window shatters isn't something I'm willing to risk.... My Toyota 4Runner is built like a brick, but the weight of the camera and lens is flexing the window a quarter inch in either direction.... I'll keep this for the 100-500 or the spotting scope, but it doesn't have the nads for a big lens.

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