Dinkum SystemsFlexiMount

Great product from Dinkum. Pretty versitle from what I’m seeing so far. Bought it to accompany my Zoom q2n 4K so I can try different angles for my beat vlogging set up, especially overhead shots. Will also come in handy while out and about with the camera.Has an adapter which can be removed revealing a standard camera mount which now frees up my tripod for a light source. This thing’s pretty stiff when it comes time to adjust, which is good, once adjusted it stays in place. I can even affix this to my tripod for extra heighth or to try different angles closer to my future tripod light source.Jaws are made of plastic but they aren’t the cheap viriety also they have rubber inserts to get a better grip on smoother surfaces while also protecting whatever you’re clamping down to from scuffs.Overall great experience.

This thing rocks. I grabbed one for those times when there's just no place to put an audio recorder. I clip this to a DJ speaker stand or a chair somewhere with a Zoom on it and I'm good to go. Pretty solidly built too. Great gadget for the filmmaker audio bag.Update: this thing just saved my butt. I did a back to back wedding and in the hustle and bustle, forgot my light stands. Well, mounted a light on this thing and found a place to clip it and BOOM, instant light stand. I'm buying another.

Successfully used Dinkum Systems FlexMount to clamp Samson GoMic USB microphone to desktop monitor.3/8-inch "Euro Thread" fastened directly Samson GoMic with no modification.This is my first FlexMount. I found and read descriptions of several. Surprisingly, not one that I found mentioned that Dinkum Systems FlexMounts are combinations of plastic elements that "pop"-snap, together, to achieve various lengths. I hadn't realized that I'd be able to shorten or lengthen (by purchasing extensions) the plastic "gooseneck" alternatives, so easily. Product packaging explained that plastic elements "Pop" on and off. Very favorably impressed!

Great product, but ordered 2 and one showed up without the 1/4 to 3/8 thread adapter.

I use this on my desk so I can move my mic out of the way with out the heavy stand, and it works great! Just be aware that you need a 5/8-Inch Male to 3/8-Inch Female Mic Screw to work with a Yeti Blue mic. Once I bought that, it worked like a champ!

Opened the packaging to find an incomplete product. How does this get sold?

This thing is really rock solid. Typically I have a Canon M50 on it. I have tried heavier things and it remains stable. I am considering getting rid of a tripod or two in favor of more of these.

I travel with my microphone and this is great for tight spaces. The clip is super sturdy and the neck is flexible. It's so much easier than a stand or clamp mount for setting up a travel studio.