The red GoTough Sharkbite Wrench for GoPro Knobs from FotodioX is an aluminum wrench designed to tighten and loosen GoPro style thumbscrews. The Sharkbite wrench provides the extra torque needed when using your GoPro for shooting fast-moving action, since vibration can often loosen hand-tightened thumbscrews. The Sharkbite is manufactured with industrial grade aluminum and its end forms an integrated key ring hole and a bottle opener.

Tightens GoPro Thumbscrews    Extra Torque for Secure Camera Mounting    Integrated Bottle Opener & Key Ring Hole    Aluminum Construction

• Tightens and loosens GoPro style thumbscrews
• Aluminum construction
• Shark head forms bottle opener and key ring hole

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. How are the wrenches secured to the kit? Are they magnetized?

  A: The wrenches for the SmallRig Screw and Allen Wrench Storage Plate Kit are magnetized. The kit comes in a small, cloth bag with a drawstring closure so if they do pop off they'll stay in the bag.

  Q: 2. Are there any red underwater filters that will fit this boot/adapter?

  A: Not that we are aware of, no.

  Q: 3. Are these Sensei Rubberized (ie. steel coated with rubber) wrenches worth the extra cost over the plastic ones? I'm asking in the context of 58mm filters, but also just in general.

  A: Yes. I've had the plastic ones break. These probably won't ever break and the rubber coating is sticky and grabs the filter better. I own them in 3 different sizes. Definitely worth the extra cost.

  Q: 4. If I have the 82mm thread, should I order 72-82 or 82-95 size?

  A: The 72-82 will provide better grip

  Q: 5. What size pipe will this clamp fit around?

  A: Clamps around any bar from 1.3" to 2.1" (34.25mm - 54.5mm) in diameter.

  Q: 6. Is this worth the extra money/weight over the Sensei plastic versions?

  A: Yes the rubberized wrench is better than the plastic versions. You get a better feel and can use more strength with the rubberized ones. I bought both and ended up using just the rubberized steel one. But it also depends on how tight the filter is stuck on the lens. Unfortunately for me, my UV filter is pretty stuck on the lens since it's been there since I bought the lens so neither rubberized or steel wrenches worked to get the filter off. That being said I still think that purchasing the wrenches was a good idea and if I had to do it again I would just buy the rubberized ones. Hope this helps.

  Q: 7. will this fit the hero?

  A: Fits on my Hero 4

  Q: 8. Is this glass or plastic?

  A: Needed to pull the filter out of the case. I believe it is plastic making it a slightly weigh slightly less than glass.

  Q: 9. How does it fit the hero 4 silver housing? it's much bigger than the lens.

  A: My red filter fits fine. The camera operator should wave the camera/filter around to get sny bubbles out of it on the way downtown scuba dive. Plus, the filter may not be as dark as you would like!

  Q: 10. Can the Go pro mount be removed so you can use it to mount other brand cameras using the base screw? Thanks!

  A: Yes. If you remove the blue piece, which is also sold separately as B&H # FOQRMOUNTBL, then you'll find a standard 1/4 -20 thread. Unlike the Manfrotto Nano Clamp it's nicely padded where it clamps onto your handlebar. One word of caution, if this is for a bicycle and if you're at all concerned about the weight of your bike then this is NOT the mount for you. It is surprisingly heavy, but seems very durable and well-made.