Overview

Kondor Blue Kofi Capture Cup

Designed for rigging in compact locations, the Kofi Capture Cup from Kondor Blue may be mounted to nearly any smooth or semi-porous flat surface. Once mounted, it can be used to mount cameras, mics, lights, and other items weighing up to 110 kg. This 4.5" suction cup features a machined pump for higher precision and increased suction force, an integrated NATO rail with spring-loaded safety stops, safety loops for mounting safety cables, and operates without any batteries or charging.

SKU: GC47-KB-KCC-Bk

Kondor Blue Kofi Capture Cup

Kondor Blue Kofi Capture Cup

Designed for rigging in compact locations, the Kofi Capture Cup from Kondor Blue may be mounted to nearly any smooth or semi-porous flat surface. Once mounted, it can be used to mount cameras, mics, lights, and other items weighing up to 110 kg. This 4.5" suction cup features a machined pump for higher precision and increased suction force, an integrated NATO rail with spring-loaded safety stops, safety loops for mounting safety cables, and operates without any batteries or charging.

When used in conjunction with Kondor Blue's Magic Arm lineup, the Kofi Capture Cup provides a wide array of mounting solutions. This product was created hand-in-hand with Kofi Yeboah.

Capture with Confidence

From high-speed car rigs to indoor lighting setups, the Kofi Capture Cup is your go-to mounting solution. With a precise pump, integrated NATO rail, and safety features to match, this rigging tool was made for creators who don't compromise.

Stick, Rig, and Create

From car hoods to drywall and desktops to ceilings, the sky is the limit with Kofi Capture Cup.

Built with Safety in Mind

Features integrated safety strap loops.

A Fully Machined Chassis

Delivers greater reliability and a stronger seal.

NATO Rail with Spring-Loaded Safety Tops

Keeps gear from disconnecting.

Anti-Twist Mounts in All the Right Places

Evenly distributes torque.

Think Beyond Car Mounts

Unique mounting options for most smooth surfaces.

Key Features:

For Rigging in Compact Locations

4.5" Suction Cup Mount

Attaches to Most Flat Surfaces

Supports up to 110 kg

Machined Pump for Higher Precision

Integrated NATO Rail

Spring-Loaded Safety Stops

Safety Loops for Mounting Safety Cables

Silent Functionality

No Battery or Charging Required

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Kondor Blue Kofi Capture Cup

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Product Overview

Kondor Blue Kofi Capture Cup

Designed for rigging in compact locations, the Kofi Capture Cup from Kondor Blue may be mounted to nearly any smooth or semi-porous flat surface. Once mounted, it can be used to mount cameras, mics, lights, and other items weighing up to 110 kg. This 4.5" suction cup features a machined pump for higher precision and increased suction force, an integrated NATO rail with spring-loaded safety stops, safety loops for mounting safety cables, and operates without any batteries or charging.

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