📷 One Size Allen Company Trail Camera Mount with Thumb Screw, Made of Metal Review

It's hard to imagine a company selling something like this. They are completely unsuitable for their purpose. The threads are the wrong pitch for the camera mount (at least on every camera I've seen in the US).

After several attempts and several different trees I couldn't get this mount to screw into trees. The tip is blunt and does not bite into the wood. This may work for you, but I've had problems. All products are successful or not, but they are certainly priced right.

These work with most security cameras and come in handy when you need to place the camera on a crooked or crooked tree. The screw can be installed parallel to the ground and compensate for the inclination. Their only downside is that the small C-clip that holds the set screw in place tends to come loose when the camera is removed. The set screw will then fall out.

Justified by what they have. And they've even tried to make them a little better by adding a C-clip to the camera mount screw. Good idea, but doesn't work off-road. The clips stick when screwed into the camera and usually pop out. Maybe they use them for packaging and need to be removed? Anyway, one small, slightly odd thing that doesn't really matter. The wood threads could be a bit more aggressive, but they do the job.