Crab Clamp with 1/4" Screw for Studio Flash Light Camera Tripod

Very nice mount for my motorcyle selfie stick used for videos. Even though this is a nice quality mount you will still need a extra double clamp mount to use as support while riding.

I was concerned that I would receive a cheap lightweight and flimsy clamp. Instead, these are nice cast out of aluminum and they make a sturdy group. As noted in the description, they arrive tapped with two different threaded hole and include a 1/4-20 about an inch long that allows them to mount to an standard threaded camera, etc…

I used this in combination with a phone holder to mount my phone to a sculling shell. It worked great. You could also use it on a bike. It was a little smaller than I expected but worked well.

I've been looking for something to hold my mini flashlight and I finally found it. It seems high quality and I only wish I bought it sooner.

I love these things. I've been searching and searching for something I can use with my action cameras with everything I drive and ride. I can now mount my cameras anywhere. Want a video of my feet on a dirt bike no problem, want a camera on the handlebar not an issue, need a camera on the roll bar got it covered, these clamps are amazing and versatile. I can mount a camera on a shelf, drill press, car, bike, work bench, door, trailer, bike any where, sand car anywhere I want, quad, boat, handle of my frying pan...I mean anywhere...

Bought this to mount my Garmin VIRB on my Segway ES4. It works, though I am pretty much at the upper limit of the jaw opening size. It seems to hold the handlebar well, though the jaw does loosen over time. To be fair, a Garmin VIRB is fairly heavy, so jiggles and running over bumps can't help. The only other issue I have, is that to align the camera to be facing forward, you have to screw in your camera all the way, and then loosen it to make it straight. Then loosen the red nut to snug the camera tight. In doing so, I am getting less treads than I would like. I would estimate only about 2-2.5 treads are engaged on the camera mount. A longer top mount screw would have been better for more engagement.

Feels pretty sturdy. The rubberized tips make it stay in place

Not the normal application or a mount like this, but it works!!! I don't have a lot of room and I have three large monitors on arms so my light needs to get to me without casting shadows off the monitors. Bought this to see if it would work, and it works amazedly well!