Connect your GoPro action camera to this Ikelite GoPro Mount with 1" Ball Mount Mark II to enable attachment to optional ball arms with 1" diameters. Such a configuration will allow you to capture video while simultaneously shooting stills with your DSLR or compact camera in its waterproof housing. An optional ball clamp is required.

To prevent slipping and enable a better hold with less force, the ball mount has a groove and an O-ring. It's made of aluminum that has been treated with a hard type III anodized finish for resistance to corrosion.

Mount for GoPro Camera    Ball Mount with 1" Diameter    Ball Made of Anodized Aluminum    Groove and O-Ring for Better Hold    Connects GoPro to Ball Arm

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. The Pivot thing on the middle bottom in picture #1. Does that part have a name? I need a replacement for my Gopro mount. I do not like the long arm.

A: Unfortunately, these parts are not listed for individual sale. It seems that GoPro only has the entire kit available.Fear not, there is a growing support industry providing GoPro replacement parts. In may instances these are made of aluminium for durability. You might look at this B&H catalog listing of parts for GoPro mounts.http://bhpho.to/1IcsrlpMore specific to your request, please consider the attachment set below. I believe it has the part you wish.

Q: 2. what material is this made of, plastic or metal?

A: Plastic!

Q: 3. How easily are you able to remove the mount after use/change its location on the vehicle?

A: I have the GoPro suction mount. It is very simple to attach, remove, relocate. Position the mount and camera where you want it. Press the center of the mount firmly into the windshield, then flip down the lock lever, done! To remove, lift up the lock lever, then with your finger tips, peel up the edge of the suction cup. This will cause it to release from the windshield. Mount works great. TIP: get an assortment of GoPro mount adaptors and extensions for different mounting situations you will inevitably encounter. Good luck...

Q: 4. The GoPro mount that is on the bottom of the Gooseneck (the ball joint) broke, Is there a replacement available for that part?

A: Unfortunately, B&H does not supply these parts. GoPro has asked to tell you to contact them directly for service. Their email is support@a href= http://gopro.com target= _blank gopro.com./a

Q: 5. How strong is this? I'm looking to attach a few GoPros to an airplane. Any suggestions if this is too weak for that?

A: While this is a strong clamp we do not recommend this or anything else for connecting the GoPro to an airplane. That would require a custom installation.

Q: 6. Does this suction cup can put on curve place ?

A: No, FLAT only. Very strong, stays on my hood of my Nissan at 130MPH

Q: 7. Does the orientation allow for the GoPro to shoot back through the glass it is attached to?

A: The orientation of the GoPro Suction Cup Mount will allow an orientation for users to shoot through a windshield.

Q: 8. Does this come with the thumb screw for attaching the go-pro housing? And if so, is it stainless steel or other rust-resistant material for diving in salt water?

A: Hi,I am sorry but it was a long time ago when I bough one of these so I could not be sure but I think it doesn't , but this thumb screw come with the GoPro camera anyway , I have using this for at least two years and no rust

Q: 9. Hello! Was wondering if I buy this for my M50, would my Canon EF-M 32 mm lens work for this housing?

A: Yes, the Ikelite 200DLM/A Underwater Housing for Canon EOS M50 & M50 Mark II works with the M50 with the Canon EF-M 32mm lens attached. But you will need the Ikelite DLM 6" Dome Port with Zoom Control for Wide-Angle Mirrorless Lenses, https://bhpho.to/3pkMD2B .

Q: 10. If I have it in the outside of a car going 70 mph is it strong enough?

A: Yes it is: Mount Proven at Speeds of 150+ mph Maximum holding strength requires attachment to a clean surface