The Dinkum Systems ActionPod is a quick-attaching mount for small cameras. This clamping monopod provides a stable base and the flexibility to mount any small device with a 1/4"-20 tripod thread.
You can easily mount the ActionPod on virtually any surface up to 1.5" thick such as trees, bike handles, car doors, ski-poles, doorframes, backpacks, tabletops, or even a skateboard. This flexible monopod features a single 5-link, micro-adjustable arm for quickly finding the right position for a shot.
- For Small Cameras with 1/4"-20 Thread
- Eliminates the Use of Tripods
- Single 5-Link Length-Adjustable Arm
- Flexible Micro Adjustments
Dinkum Systems ActionPod Overview
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Dinkum Systems ActionPod Reviews
Does Exactly What It Claims
These are great! The clamp is has a very strong spring, the segments are sturdy and hold position very well, and the 1/4-20 stud means it can hold all kinds of things. Great for holding a phone, small camera, microphone, or light. I added two DI3099 link segment packs and a Lume cube mini for easy lighting that barely takes seconds to reposition between shots.
Sturdy for Stationary Mounting and Very Strong Clamp
As others have noted, the clamp is strong and may be difficult for some folks to open fully. I can get it to max opening with my dominant hand with a bit of focus but struggle with my other hand. I am confident it'll stay put if I'm mounting a strobe or phone on a stationary item but I don't imagine I'd mount on anything that shakes (motorcycle, car, bike, etc.) as the articulating arm transfers vibration very efficiently. Articulating the item is a noisy affair as the plastic components are very-snugly fitted. Things stay put once you wrenched them into place. I removed 1 start because I feel the articulating arm needs 1 or 2 more nodes of articulation - I can manage without them, however. Also: I did accidentally pull off the top node (with the thread) but was able to pop it back on without too much struggle. It remains snug.
