Reviews
The 80 km/h grip champion: Stops even when the passenger screams
The triple suction cup system for vehicles was well packaged and delivered quickly. As soon as you unpack it, you can tell that this is not a wobbly plastic toy. The materials are robust and feel extremely high-quality, which makes devices that I attach to the outside of the car at 80 km/h a good feeling.
My everyday life as an amateur director:
I am a passionate road trip fan and am constantly trying to take epic pictures of my trips — my personal “road trip masterpieces”. This multifunctional triple suction cup system is perfect for that. I primarily use it to mount my action camera on the outside of the hood or on the side of the window. Assembly is surprisingly easy. I press the three suction cups onto the smooth surface and pump until the small white line disappears — then I know that the grip is bomb-tight and that the suction power does not loosen.
The shock on the country road:
Last week I was on my way to the coast. I had the camera mounted on the outside of the fender to get a dynamic shot of the road. I also used the telescopic extension rod for this, but as a precaution I did not fully extend it, as the instructions recommend. I was only traveling at the allowed 80 km/h, but then there was a section with nasty, undulating bumps that you would expect on a field rather than on a country road. My passenger screamed for a minute! I thought that was it for the camera and mount. But the thing held. It didn't move a millimeter. The sturdy construction and vacuum pump system ensured that the mount remained surprisingly stable, without the typical wobbling that is known from lighter holders. That feeling of security, even when it rumbles, is priceless.
What I particularly like:
The versatility is fantastic. Thanks to the 360° rotatable ball head and the 15° angle clamp, I can make precise angle adjustments, regardless of whether I want a frontal, side or ultra-wide angle view. And I appreciate the strength of the joints; they're made of solid metal and the orange anodized buttons are clearly visible. I can also remove the extension rod and use it as a selfie stick, making the set a real all-rounder — compatible with action cameras and smartphones. The entire kit is a fair price-performance ratio, considering how much similar individual components would cost.
Minor criticism:
Although the system can carry up to 3 kilograms, the maximum load capacity with the extension rod is limited to 1 kg. If I want to use my heavier DSLR camera (which is technically feasible) together with the pole, I have to be extremely careful. And of course I always have to stick to the top speed of 80 km/h when driving, which is annoying on the motorway, but safety comes first. That is the compromise that must be made for this professional stability.
My everyday life as an amateur director:
I am a passionate road trip fan and am constantly trying to take epic pictures of my trips — my personal “road trip masterpieces”. This multifunctional triple suction cup system is perfect for that. I primarily use it to mount my action camera on the outside of the hood or on the side of the window. Assembly is surprisingly easy. I press the three suction cups onto the smooth surface and pump until the small white line disappears — then I know that the grip is bomb-tight and that the suction power does not loosen.
The shock on the country road:
Last week I was on my way to the coast. I had the camera mounted on the outside of the fender to get a dynamic shot of the road. I also used the telescopic extension rod for this, but as a precaution I did not fully extend it, as the instructions recommend. I was only traveling at the allowed 80 km/h, but then there was a section with nasty, undulating bumps that you would expect on a field rather than on a country road. My passenger screamed for a minute! I thought that was it for the camera and mount. But the thing held. It didn't move a millimeter. The sturdy construction and vacuum pump system ensured that the mount remained surprisingly stable, without the typical wobbling that is known from lighter holders. That feeling of security, even when it rumbles, is priceless.
What I particularly like:
The versatility is fantastic. Thanks to the 360° rotatable ball head and the 15° angle clamp, I can make precise angle adjustments, regardless of whether I want a frontal, side or ultra-wide angle view. And I appreciate the strength of the joints; they're made of solid metal and the orange anodized buttons are clearly visible. I can also remove the extension rod and use it as a selfie stick, making the set a real all-rounder — compatible with action cameras and smartphones. The entire kit is a fair price-performance ratio, considering how much similar individual components would cost.
Minor criticism:
Although the system can carry up to 3 kilograms, the maximum load capacity with the extension rod is limited to 1 kg. If I want to use my heavier DSLR camera (which is technically feasible) together with the pole, I have to be extremely careful. And of course I always have to stick to the top speed of 80 km/h when driving, which is annoying on the motorway, but safety comes first. That is the compromise that must be made for this professional stability.
29/01/2026