Taisioner Double Mount Clamp Bracket Monitor Magic Socket Arm for Desk Photo Studio Light Stand, Photography Reflector, Photo Boom Stand, Cross Bars, Umbrella, Pole Stick Shoot Accessories Tools

Great for clamping my fishing umbrella to my fishing chair for shade or when its peeing it down very sturdy piece of kit.

The media could not be loaded.  I am very fond of this style of swiveling clamps and I have a few.It works by clamping two hard rubber balls.The result is very stable, it unlocks easily but once locked will not move.I used one of these, fitted with a tripod mount, to fit a gopro to my bike, it is fast to apply to the handle and does not move at all even on bumpy rides.This one has a clamp at each side.They work well on tubes of course, including a pretty thick stand I have, but they also allow to clamp other things.I have it mounted on a tubular stand secured to my piano, and it has allowed me to hold all kind of things, including mobile phones for videos (by securing it to a phone holder), webcams, photography lights and reflectors, microphones..It is quite versatile. It works great with tubes of course, and very thin tubes might need a bit of padding aroud for the clamp to grab them.Very versatile an very sturdy,

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great addition to my kit.This “twin mount” is so versatile it rocks, I’ve used this for “Ring lights”, “Light banks”, “Stands” and to mount just a multitude of different items. I’m very impressed by the clamping power of this, it grips solidly, has a decent range of fit, and can be manipulated into any angle I need which is great.I didn’t expect the “screw” mechanism to work as well as it does, but it is actually very smooth and it can be tightened easily using the “oversized” wing nut style tighteners.The build is rugged, and I don’t have any concerns about the screw threads stripping as I tighten them, which is nice. It also has some decent “Rubberised/Silicone” pads on both sides of both clamps, that do a good job of gripping without marking or scuffing anything I attach it too.All in all, I use this a lot, for a multitude of things, especially when there’s limited space to fit a tripod or stand on a surface.The one thing I did at first have some issues with was the fact that I didn’t always take its weight into consideration which meant on occasion it would tilt the stand or object I’d attached it too, but once I got used to it, It’s no issue.Really useful attachment.

The media could not be loaded.  Just love this clamp. It is the kind of tool that you will use in all manner of situations that you haven't yet envisaged but when they crop up, if you have this clamp, you'll have something that can do the job.Heavy duty and capable of holding substantial loads, this is really well made and extremely solid. Although it is marketed as a photography accessory, I have already used it to clamp an umbrella to a pushchair (which was amazing) and to hold a panel in place while it was being glued to another panel.Love this clamp.

📷 This is a heavy-duty, double-ended clamp, and the jaws articulate on steel pins with thumbscrews. The clamps are about 11 cm apart when the clamps are lying flat. The whole thing is made of a dense, hard plastic and looks very tough. Each clamp has a ball end, and the body locks both clamps in place at the same time using a large thumbscrew. Once the thumbscrew is undone, the body contains a single spring that releases the tension.🎵 The clamp has a multitude of uses in photography, but it will be most useful as part of my music equipment. The clamp is not load-bearing but is quite substantial for a plastic clamp. The main purpose is to secure objects in relation to each other. I have a microphone stand that constantly slips, and this clamp sits easily between the stand and the arm to secure the two together. It is a better solution than using a long piece of Velcro, and the clamp grips very firmly.🎵 The clamp jaws open to just under 40mm, which is easily enough to attach to my music or microphone stand. The jaws are also rubber lined to prevent damage to the paint or chrome finish. The minimum that they will hold on to is 15 mm, but a few millimetres larger than this would be better.🎵 The clamp can easily hold a tambourine to a drum stand, and if you rotate the clamp body to only allow lateral movement, the tambourine will not be pushed down, out of position every time you strike it. Hopefully, the photos convey this. I also experimented with holding something smaller, such as a cassinette, and although successful, I wouldn’t recommend it for that particular instrument.🎵 The versatile clamp is very useful in my musical kit, and I am going to leave it attached to a percussion stand and see how it fares the next time that I play. Once clamped tight, it is immovable and feels reliable, which is very important when playing live. I will report back if not. I couldn’t find anything wrong with this clamp, and so it is easy for me to recommend it. ✔️

This is one of my most useful bits of grip equipment! It's a really solid (surprisingly heavy) adjustable arm, with two clamps either side. The build quality is honestly amazing, I was shocked because I'd not heard of the brand and assumed it would just be a cheap thing that doesn't hold very well, but I was very wrong! The adjustable arm seems to have a really good locking system so it's very secure when you tighten it. Because it's a ball in a joint style system, there''s not as much that can go wrong as a conventional magic arm that relies on teeth to clamp down (which over time can wear), so I'm really glad they went for this design instead! The clamps themselves have a rubberised inside section to protect whatever you're clamping, and again once tightened remail super tight.It allows you to rig things such as umbrellas to protect gear from the rain, or even photography style umbrellas, or you could clamp something like your movile phone to a stand so you can set up a timelapse, or you could clamp a light onto the middle of a stand to get it lower down, or you could use it to clamp something to a truss system overhead. The possibilities are honestly endless! So it's such a useful thing to have a couple of on set.