SKU: GC33-TA-USC-45-MK

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5") Mounting Kit

Universal Suction Cup
Versatile Ball Mount
Mini Articulating Arm
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Aluminium & Stainless Steel
Universal Suction Cup
Versatile Ball Mount
Mini Articulating Arm
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
Aluminium & Stainless Steel
Regular price $148.75
Sale price $148.75 Regular price $170.00 Save 13%
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Product Overview

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5") Mounting Kit

Mount an accessory or compact action camera onto a vehicle or flat surface with this Universal Action Camera Suction Cup Mounting Kit from Tilta. The kit includes a 4.5" suction cup, a 3" long articulating arm with ball heads on each end, and an additional 3-prong ball head mount.

What's in the box:

Tilta Universal Suction Cup with Mounting Bracket (4.5")

Tilta Mini Articulating Arm

Tilta Ball Head with 3-Prong Mount

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Key Features

Universal Suction Cup

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5') Mounting Kit securely mount your gear to smooth, non-porous surfaces with a strong and reliable suction grip.

Versatile Ball Mount

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5') Mounting Kit adjustable positioning for versatile camera and accessory mounting.

Mini Articulating Arm

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5') Mounting Kit secure and position your camera accessories with smooth, adjustable movement in a compact design.

Aluminium & Stainless Steel

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5') Mounting Kit built from durable aluminium & stainless steel for exceptional strength and lightweight performance.

Control Every Angle

Control Every Angle

Tilta Universal Action Camera Suction Cup (4.5") Mounting Kit

Precision in Motion

Precision in Motion

Adjustable positioning for precise camera and accessory placement in any setup.

Flexible Positioning Power

Flexible Positioning Power

Adjust and position your camera accessories with ease. Enjoy smooth movement and flexible angle adjustments for precise setups. Create a streamlined rig tailored to your shooting needs.

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