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Pat
2025-09-02 16:06:24
I got these clamps to hold a fan in place when riding my side by side. It held great, without damaging the dashboard. It's almost time for the clamp to hold a portable heater in place. I'll let you know.
Curtis
2025-08-28 11:30:46
I have no idea what this product is actually designed to do, but I took a chance and bought two of them for my computer desk.I can't push my desk against the wall because of my monitor arms and cable management, so I needed something to brace the desk against the wall to keep it from moving when I leaned into it or bumped it.These clamp to the desk legs and push against the wall, acting as a spacer and brace. They feel sturdy, I don't think I'll have to worry about them breaking or loosening.
N
2025-08-12 11:54:30
This works fantastically for the Moog Infinity feeding pump to use on an IV pole. The roller wheel on the mount is great as you don't need to spin the pump.The proprietary mount for this kind of pump is $75+.This cost me $12.The mounting threads match, this mount's screw has less threads, but it holds against the nice rubber pad. This mount just doesn't have the indexing pin so it sits perfectly straight. My eyes work fine.Might buy another.
James Morrow
2025-07-25 10:19:37
They are awesome for mounting a camera most anywhere
Phillippia
2025-07-13 21:27:31
I bought this clamp to create top-down/flat lay videos for YouTube. I like to unbox things or show myself drawing/painting. Using this clamp attached to a wall shelf, I am able to record myself with a birds-eye view. Before, I was using a tripod with a horizontal bar attached. No matter what I tried, I was never able to be completely vertical from the tabletop or the tripod/desk got in the way. It was also cumbersome to set up. Using this clamp, I only have to attach an articulating arm and I now have a compact, easily adjusted setup. So much easier!This is not a heavy clamp. I was expecting it to be super heavy, but I do not think that it is made out of a heavy duty metal (maybe aluminum?). However, there is no flex to it. I tried bend it with gentle pressure and there was no movement. I tested this out with my first-generation Canon 6D, along with the articulating arm. The 6D is a full-frame camera with a good bit of weight. This clamp held it easily. I plan to use this with a Canon SL2, which is only about a pound so I am even more confident in it. The parts of the clamp that have direct contact with the surface you attach it to have v-shaped notches cut out of them. I believe that this would ensure a better connection when you want to use this clamp to attach to round objects like dowels, rods or tree branches.There are a few things that I do not like about this clamp. First, when cranking the adjustment bolt there is nothing to really hold on to. You are left to just twist the round disc at the end of the bolt. It is definitely doable, but it would be more comfortable to have some kind of tab, handle or crank to use. Next, the screws that are used at the attachment points (the screws that attach to your camera) are hollow and not solid metal. This may be a cheaper option for the manufacturer, but this little piece of metal is what is keeping our cameras from crashing to the ground...you couldn't go with a solid screw? (((They are collared screws, which keeps them from screwing too far down into the recesses which is a nice touch))). Lastly, the disc that makes contact with the surface you are clamping on will leave behind indentions and scuffs. While they have attached soft rubber O-rings to many of the surfaces (protecting the bottom of your camera from scuffs when you attach it), they failed to do so at that one point. I am assuming this decision was made to improve grip, but if you are like me and attaching to furniture (not a tree branch, handrail in a public park, etc) you do NOT want to leave behind scuffs or scratches. If you go with this clamp invest in some rubber/silicone O-rings and/or felt to put between the clamp and your surfaces.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase and I look forward to using it in the future. I would recommend this item to a friend.
Dave
2025-06-28 14:56:37
I feel like Utebit should pay me for this photo, which is the ultimate endorsement of Utebit products. 🙂 I got this mount to use at high school volleyball games that I coach. I have attached a handful of other Utebit accessories to this mount. This mount, specifically, tightens perfectly against the square and round railings in our high school gym. It is very strong, very secure, and way smaller (obviously) than the huge tripods I've been using for the previous 5 seasons. I just ordered three more for other cameras and speedguns that we set up at each match.
Pavel Suslov
2025-04-17 18:16:01
love it! Exactly how it's described - has a lot of options to mount.
JR
2025-03-28 10:45:18
This was my go-to mount for thick fence posts used for baseball/softball backstops. Until today. Had a tough, really flexed and beat-up backstop to try and mount a gopro 7 in an aluminum cage to and still get a clean picture through the fence and resist any possible direct hits. Cranked the mount down as I have in the past, positioned the camera and found out I had to readjust the mount. Went to release tension and the hand piece broke from its glue and spun free. Had to force the mount off the crossmember. Other minor complaint is there should be additional 1/4 20 female threads. As-is, the only one is on the static side so if you have to thread the unit attaching an arm afterwards, or attempting to thread the arm attached, either of which can be either a pain or impossible.
Warren H.
2025-02-16 17:29:15
I think that initially I bought only one to see how it works, and then I bought more because they are so versatile. If you like to munt cameras in unique places, this clamp will usually do the job. Just add a swivel adapter to adjust your angle.
Jayden
2025-02-15 18:37:40
I used this so that I can clamp my camera to my desk (using a monopod) and it works perfectly. Cannot find any product as useful as this one, definitely worth the money. Quality is good too.
Sam Ribtor
2025-02-14 16:15:28
I paired it with a TONOR Microphone Boom Arm sold on Amazon and it makes the best CPAP arm imaginable.
Chum McNasty
2025-02-05 18:10:54
Solid with places for extra screws
Matt
2024-12-26 13:24:18
I ordered two of these to hold my camera and lighting equipment on my desk. I was able to remove the various threaded inserts using vise grips (heads up: they're glued in but they'll come out with some persuasion).The brackets seem to be near 10mm thick aluminum and the various silicone pads appear durable and so far haven't fallen off or been squished into a paper-thin silicone pancake.The worst part of the brackets is likely the knobs. They're just this boring round plastic which could be better shaped to allow you to apply more force, or include a flat spot for a wrench or key. But they work, they'll get the job done.Overall very happy and will be ordering again without a doubt.
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