Overview

Insta360 Floating Handgrip

Capture water shots while snorkeling or swimming in the waves using this Insta360 Floating Handgrip. The handgrip is compatible with most Insta360 action camera models thanks to its built-in three-prong mount and included two-prong to 1/4"-20 screw adapter. The included thumbscrew secures your three-prong-compatible camera in place. Attach the wrist strap for additional handheld security.

SKU: GC170-INSTAGO2-10

Insta360 Floating Handgrip

Insta360 Floating Handgrip

Capture water shots while snorkeling or swimming in the waves using this Insta360 Floating Handgrip. The handgrip is compatible with most Insta360 action camera models thanks to its built-in three-prong mount and included two-prong to 1/4"-20 screw adapter. The included thumbscrew secures your three-prong-compatible camera in place. Attach the wrist strap for additional handheld security.

Compatibility

Insta360 ACE, ACE Pro

Insta360 GO 2, GO 3

Insta360 ONE R, ONE RS

Insta360 ONE X, ONE X2

Insta360 X3

Recommended For

Water Sports: The buoyant, waterproof grip keeps your camera on the surface instead of sinking if you lose hold in the water (supplier scenery tag: Water Sports).

Swimming & Snorkelling: Hold steady shots while snorkelling or swimming in the waves with the non-slip handle.

Handheld Shooting: The included wrist strap adds handheld security so the grip stays with you in and around the water.

Key Features:

For Insta360 Action Cameras

Built-In Three-Prong Mount

Two-Prong to 1/4"-20 Screw Adapter

Thumbscrew, Wrist Strap

What's in the Box:

Insta360 Floating Handgrip

2-Prong to 1/4"-20 Screw Adapter

Thumbscrew

Wrist Strap

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X6, Insta360 X4 Air, Insta360 GO Ultra, Insta360 X5, Insta360 Ace Pro 2, Insta360 X4, Insta360 GO 3S, Insta360 Ace Pro, Insta360 Ace, Insta360 GO 3, Insta360 X3, Insta360 ONE RS (Twin/4K), Insta360 GO 2, Insta360 ONE X2, Insta360 ONE R, Insta360 ONE X

Additional Product Information

GO 3/GO 3S/GO Ultra must use a Magnetic Quick Release Mount when attached without a Dive Case; the mount is not needed with a Dive Case.

GO 2 attaches via the Action Mount Adapter.

The Dive Case is not included.

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Product Overview

Insta360 Floating Handgrip

Capture water shots while snorkeling or swimming in the waves using this Insta360 Floating Handgrip. The handgrip is compatible with most Insta360 action camera models thanks to its built-in three-prong mount and included two-prong to 1/4"-20 screw adapter. The included thumbscrew secures your three-prong-compatible camera in place. Attach the wrist strap for additional handheld security.

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