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Key Features
  • Includes Tripod Finger Adapter, Tripod Ball Joint Adapter and thumb screw
  • Can be used to attach any GoPro to any tripod, monopod, selfie stick or other camera accessory with a 1/4-20 mount, including GoPro extension poles (sold separately)
  • Ball joint adapter features a cam latch for fast camera angle adjustments and is compatible with all GoPro mounting buckles
  • Finger adapter can be used with older GoPro MAX cameras (that don’t have built-in 1/4-20 mounting threads) to create invisible pole shots using standard extension poles with 1/4-20 mounts

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Tripod Adapters

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Tripod Adapters
Gosselin #: 8859352 Supplier #: GP-ABQRT-003
$42.99
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Key Features
  • Includes Tripod Finger Adapter, Tripod Ball Joint Adapter and thumb screw
  • Can be used to attach any GoPro to any tripod, monopod, selfie stick or other camera accessory with a 1/4-20 mount, including GoPro extension poles (sold separately)
  • Ball joint adapter features a cam latch for fast camera angle adjustments and is compatible with all GoPro mounting buckles
  • Finger adapter can be used with older GoPro MAX cameras (that don’t have built-in 1/4-20 mounting threads) to create invisible pole shots using standard extension poles with 1/4-20 mounts

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Tripod Adapters
Tripod Adapters
$42.99

These adapters let you attach your GoPro to any tripod, monopod or camera accessory with a standard 1/4-20 mount. The finger adapter lets you mount your GoPro directly to the tripod, while the ball joint adapter makes your tripod more versatile by letting you tilt and rotate your camera to find the best capture angle.

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