📸 SMALLRIG Super Clamp with 1/4" and 3/8" Threads for Enhanced Camera, Lighting, and Accessories Mounting - Ideal for Cameras, Lights, Umbrellas, Hooks, Shelves, Plate Glass, Cross Bars, and More - 735 Review

First I grabbed some simple phone holders to pick up. Then another to set up a small digital video camera. Then another one for more light - can now also be used in the garage. I always find a place to secure this little device. Tube under the hood of a car, rim, rail or handlebar of a bicycle frame, shelf, leg or backrest of a chair, edge of a table top. The list goes on. I'll definitely be ordering a few more soon.

I really like the look. Looks high quality. But it's not strong - "screws" streaks if you try to tighten it with anything more than a light or medium pull. So at the end of the day, you really can't pinch everything you want very tightly or tightly. If you do that, he will just undress. It's a shame, because it looks attractive and of high quality. If you just want a light clip that isn't that strong, it will work great and look really good.

So it's strong, all metal and versatile BUT there's a problem with the threaded ball that attaches to the base and the rest of the rig. This little ball and stick keeps unscrewing as I use it. I wish they had used some sort of locking thread so it can be locked in place while the rest of the rig is being adjusted. They might as well weld it in there or something. This is the ONLY hole it will screw into. So why not? Ashamed. This is a good clip and supports my Canon 80D and microphone.

I bought two of these Chinese made clamps and surprisingly their quality and finish remind me of American made quality levels! Closing and opening is very smooth, with no visible play during operation. I used to use the typical C-clamps that always slipped off the round PVC tubing I used for our office chairs (due to cheap chairs that slowly go down in height. Typical government-sourced materials). With these curved clips, it secures the pipe quickly and without any slipping. I highly recommend

The advert says it will open and slide 2.3" or 58mm YES but it won't hold, in my case using it on a light stand, it opens and partially wraps around the tube which is 1.75" but it doesn't stick, it slides off easily. looks like its worth the money if you are on 1.25" or clamp smaller hoses.In the two photos you can see it barely borders the 1.75 diameter.then comes off with the slightest effort while 1.25" work fine.It is made in China and seems to be one of the few sold today being chinese…

I bought two of these made in China clips and it's amazing how the quality and finish reminds me of quality levels made in the USA! Closing and opening is very smooth, with no visible play during operation. I used to use the typical C-clamps that always slipped off the round PVC tubing I used for our office chairs (due to cheap chairs that slowly go down in height. Typical government-sourced materials). With these curved clips, it secures the pipe quickly and without any slipping. I highly…

I bought a pair of these to back up my horizontal sausage stuffer (Hakka 11# bought here from Revain) (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011U2EPOS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00? ie = UTF8&psc=1) on the tabletop. He gets plenty of torque when stuffing snax sticks in small cases. Sturdy little clamps were perfect for the job. They hold it so that I can twist it with one hand and stuff it with shells with the other. Very well made and has the fit and feel of a precision instrument. The…

The ad says it will open and slide out 2.3 inches or 58mm, YES, but it won't hold. In my case, when I use it on a light stand, it opens and partially rotates the 1.75" tube, but it doesn't hold, slips off easily. It looks like it's worth the money if you clamp onto 1.25" or smaller hoses. On the two photos you can see that it hardly borders on the 1.75 diameter. then comes off with the slightest effort, while 1.25 inches work well. It's made in China and seems to be one of the few Chinese items

I purchased this product on March 25, 2019. The clamp was used to attach the Magic Arm and camera monitor to a sports shooting tripod. I've used the clamp on literally 9 separate occasions (9 football games) and on May 5th the clamp was no longer tight. Then I started inspecting the product and noticed that the threads on the end of the bolt were damaged as if they had been twisted. I then inspected the barrel nut in the yoke and the threads were almost gone. So when I tried to tighten the yoke