Bestshoot Microphone Shock Mount Universal Holder Clip + Hot Shoe Adapter for Condenser Shot gun Mic D230, ME66, NTG-2,NTG-1, AT-875R Neewer NW-81(1Pack)

Firstly, this shock mount is low priced, but is of great performance. The unit is a little larger than some, allowing adequate length of bands to absorb vibrations. Extra bands are included. You can mount it on a hot shoe camera mount, or on a mic stand with no additional accessories to purchase. I've mounted a heavy 14 inch long shotgun mic, and smaller pencil mics, and both were securely held in place. The friction screw for the mount has a slightly oversized head making it much easier to adjust. I'm very happy with the purchase and intend to buy more in the near future. Shipping was fast with no worries.

These are stupid good for their cost. They are for hand-held, sm57/58 sized mics. I got a few because I picked up a bunch of Blue enCORE 100s (57/58 clone) on the cheap, which are great but can pick up more vibration noise that your typical 57/clone. These shock-mounts are just what the doctor ordered. the enCOREs actually have a ribbed handle that the bands on the shockmount sit in really well so this is a great pairing.

The media could not be loaded.  Fits my Samson Meteor which was hard to fit and I had to order from the UK. A little trouble with Amazon uK and US syncing as I couldn’t update the tracking but got here on time and works exactly as it should. I only took one leg off the meteor and it still just squeezes on. So I’m glad I got it bc the Samson is hard to fit. But I knew from a YouTuber this should work and I’m happy it did looks professional and happy I invested for the right one.

I have two of them. One for my boom pole and one for my Cam Caddie Scorpion. They are useful, are hot shoe mountable and have holes on the bottom so they can be screwed into things.They're sturdy and hold expensive microphones safely and also shock from pole sound very well.A++This company rocks

You get what you pay for but this is a good value for the price. The adaptor itself cost around $6 so I figure why not pay another few dollars and get the mount too. I have a Rode NTG3 which is a bit more barrow than most shotgun mics but this one fits good enough within the rubber bands. The only downside is that the bands that are included feel super thin and cheap. They do give you an extra set but hopefully they last long. They are only about 1/4 of the thickness of the bands on everyone other one of my similar style mounts.

It works for what I want it to do, but the mounting system to the camera is not very positive. Even tightened, there is slight microphone movement which causes clicking in the recording from the microphone mount moving (my mic is very sensitive). For the price it is good though.

Appears to be as described. It fits my mic just fine and although they give you extra rubber bands they appear to not be all that 'stretchy' so I don't expect that they will last very long. With all that though, I am sure that I will be able to get tough rubber bands from someplace else and make this work :-)

I had a need to mount a Behringer C-2 in a tight location and needed some sort of shock mount. This was the right price and size and holds the Behringer securely.