Real Footage from Real Drivers
Real footage from real filmmakers pushing limits.
THIS ISN'T ABOUT MARKETING CLAIMS, IT'S ABOUT CONFIDENCE!
Confidence Guaranteed
Every mount is stress-tested to withstand real-world conditions. If it fails within a year, we'll replace it—no questions asked.
Customer Testimonials
Don't take it from us, take it from our 10,000+ happy customers!
Rock Solid at Highway Speeds
I’ve tried multiple exterior mounts and none of them gave me real peace of mind. The first drive with this one changed everything. It stayed rock solid at highway speeds, even on rough roads. Now I focus on framing the shot instead of checking my mirrors every five seconds.
Feels Like Part of the Car
I was nervous about mounting anything on the outside of my car, but this felt secure from the moment I installed it. No shaking, no slipping, no second-guessing. It honestly feels like part of the car.
Professional Results Without the Rig
For rolling shots, stability is everything. This mount delivers a clean, professional result without complicated rigs or extra equipment. It’s fast to set up, solid under motion, and dependable when it matters.
Finally, a Mount I Trust
After a few failed mounts from other brands, I was skeptical. This one actually does what it claims. Even after long drives and changing weather, it hasn’t budged. That confidence alone makes it worth it.
Over Stability at Speed
Engineered with Redundancy
Because your shot shouldn't be a gamble.
Failures Reported
Across 10,000+ hours
MPH Tested
Maximum speed validation
Safety Margin
Beyond rated capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to the most common questions
Yes — if used correctly. High-quality mounts with multiple suction cups (3 or more) and proper surface prep can stay secure at highway speeds. Always use a safety tether as a backup and double-check the setup before driving.
Most failures are due to surface contamination, temperature extremes, or user error. Dirt, wax, uneven paint, or rapid temperature changes can weaken suction. Cleaning both the surface and suction cup, checking for a full vacuum, and re-tightening all clamps prevents most accidents.
Smooth, flat, non-porous surfaces like windshields or clean metal hoods are ideal. Avoid curved spoilers, textured paint, or carbon fiber panels where air can seep under the cup.
Use mounts with 5+ suction points in a triangular configuration. Keep poles or arms short to reduce leverage. Consider high-quality mounts with thicker cups and metal supports. Always use a tether for extra safety.
Regularly — especially during long drives or track use. Check suction indicators, retighten screws, inspect rubber for wear, and stop periodically to confirm the camera is secure.
No. Cheap or generic mounts often fail due to flimsy arms or thin cups. Trusted brands (like Delkin, GoPro factory mounts, or heavy-duty triple/quad mounts) perform reliably when properly installed.
Yes. Even the best mounts can fail under rare conditions. A tether ensures the camera stays attached to the vehicle if the suction cups ever release.