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Camera suction cup mount on SUP

Created by WingCharlie WingCharlie  > 9 months ago, 23 Oct 2016
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WingCharlie
WingCharlie

63 posts

23 Oct 2016 3:37am
Are there people here that have any experience with using a suction cup for an action cam on a sup. Would like to use one on my SB sprint but not shore if it will leave a dents or other damage...
Cheers,
Charlie
GizzieNZ
GizzieNZ

4103 posts

23 Oct 2016 6:36am
have got one of the 3 sucker ones........they not going to hang on hard enough to damage board.......but like they say in this stand up zone thread.......a float is probably essential in case it comes loosewww.standupzone.com/forum/index.php?topic=4410.0

Nugdam
Nugdam

QLD

600 posts

23 Oct 2016 9:06am
What camera do you have? The go pro mounts have a surf board mou which is 2 sticky pads.
WingCharlie
WingCharlie

63 posts

23 Oct 2016 8:08am
Thanks for the link! I have no experience with using a camera on my sup so I can use tips like these. My main concern is that it could leave some sort of hump because of the suction as the outside layer of these boards is very thin...
Cheers,
Charlie
WingCharlie
WingCharlie

63 posts

23 Oct 2016 8:12am
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Nugdam said...
What camera do you have? The go pro mounts have a surf board mou which is 2 sticky pads.

I have 2 stickey pads but don't like to stick them on the board. I would prefer the suction cup because you can use it from different angels.
Nozza
Nozza

VIC

2882 posts

23 Oct 2016 1:19pm
I've been using one of these for about 21/2 years pretty much daily.

www.teds.com.au/accessories

Standard camera thread, I've got one of these

www.teds.com.au/gorillapod-ball-socket-head-for-slr-zoom

on top of it for levelling and quick release.
I have the camera tied on independently to a leggie point or Stic It loop.
Suction pad has only let go once.Looking a bit corroded but still working.
No sign of damage to boards.
Supmaori
Supmaori

746 posts

23 Oct 2016 12:24pm
Yip I have a tri suction cup..they are great..don't damage board , haven't had mine dislodged at all and saves having a permanent mount on
Chur
Chris Ting
Chris Ting

NSW

302 posts

23 Oct 2016 7:15pm
Put a sticker down first, on a flatter part of the deck. The suction cups don't stick for long on the matte finish of a Starboard.
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