Levator Whitewater Camera Mount
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There is something special about capturing your adventures on film and GoPro has made it easier than ever! Jackson Kayak is taking it to the next level with this elevated mount that makes getting over the shoulder and face shots easy perfection!
This mount quickly attaches to your grab handles securely with a thumb screw. No tools needed, and your grab handles remain in place - finally, a great solution for elevated mounts!
Weight: 2.5 pounds (1 KG)
Height: 24"
Fits: Most all kayaks with a solid grab handle or security bar (Jackson 2011- or later)
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- SSSudip S.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars10 months agoawesome angles
oh boy the video footage it captures from behind, in the big white water, is awesome! Highly recommended. I am using it in the rivers of Uttarakhand, India.
Was this helpful? - RPRobert P.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoLevator
I brought this for my recent paddle through the Grand Canyon! Awesome piece of kit, highly recommended! Easy to install and remove, once removed it's easy to store in the back of the kayak.
Was this helpful? - KFKaelin F.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars3 years agoLevator Mount
Like many others, I was going to just put a DIY one together, (originally because i hadn't seen these in stock whenever I tried to buy one). There really wasn't much info on these online so I was kinda "meh" about buying one, but it's well thought out and well made. Durable feeling and light enough. A must if you want to run a 360 camera on your boat.
Was this helpful? - RTRob T.I recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars4 years agoLevator
I've tried a DIY version of this, but finally bought one. It is fantastic. It is such a great vantage point to video from. it was sturdy and easy to use. i did roll to try it out, and there was a little resistance, but not much. Stern squirts were a little more challenging.
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