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The SCUBAPRO Universal Mask Attachment is a lightweight, durable mount designed for GoPro cameras and ActionCams. It fits nearly all two-glass masks, ensuring a secure attachment for capturing stunning underwater moments. With its rotatable feature and easy installation, this accessory is perfect for any diving enthusiast looking to document their adventures.
Item Weight | 19.96 g |
Item Dimensions | 4 x 1 x 5 inches |
Material Type | Plastic |
Shape | rectangular prism |
Color | black |
Additional Features | Rotatable |
Compatible Phone Models | camera gopro hero |
Mounting Type | Tripod |
Compatible Devices | Action Cameras |
J**N
Works well with Scubapro masks
This mount held my GoPro camera securely while I was snorkeling. I have not taken it diving yet. The piece fits all Scubapro dual lens masks because you have to trim some tabs with clippers as part of the installation process. I trimmed my tabs too short, but fortunately the mount is wide enough to be stable on the rim of the mask (to keep from rocking side-to-side). The camera took a great video of snorkeling without me doing anything with the camera (except to turn it on, of course).It surprised me that the mount is connected to the mask using a single, narrow zip tie. Yes, a zip tie. That means I will replace the zip tie after every trip where I dive, to make sure the zip tie doesn't degrade to the point of snapping during a dive. (You don't have to replace it after every dive, just do it at the end of the trip once the trip is finished.) I suggest carrying a small pair of pliers in your gear to help pull the tie thru the holes in the mount, and a small pair of nail clippers to trim off the tie after replacing it. As well as a handful of small ties, of course. These small items easily fit in the case the mask came in. They do not come with the adapter.The zip tie goes between the mask frame and the silicone face seal, so the mask seals to your face the same as it always did. The tie will cause the outer silicone flap to fold over, I suggest you fold it down (instead of up) for appearance reasons.The part is all plastic except for the metal nut that secures the GoPro mount screw. The nut is embedded in the plastic so you don't need to do any special cleaning after diving, just rinse with fresh water.
M**R
So far so good. Tested successfully with a dry run.
I have Hawaii Snorkel Bob prescription snorkel mask and was looking for a way to attach a GoPro camera when I came upon this mount. It installs easy enough with a zip tie and fits snug against the mask. I attached a GoPro Hero 8 and tested with a dry run. It feels like it should work fine in the water. I will be going on a cruise in Feb 2020 and get a chance to try it in the water then.If I have any concerns, it would be with the reliability and replacement of the zip tie. If the zip tie fails, likely the GoPro and the mount will fall to the bottom of the sea. a secondary safety strap would be helpful.Overall, pending my upcoming snorkeling opportunity, I think this should work out quite well.
K**Y
Great Idea, Poor Execution
I had a ProMate mask with a GoPro mount for the last couple years that I loved but it recently got damaged and I had to find a replacement. I have always liked Scuba Pro products so I bought a Scuba Pro Zoom Mask when I saw that Scuba Pro had a GoPro mount add on like this. I read the other reviews and thought it should work fine, especially since it would be on one of their masks. I got the mask and this accessory and trimmed it as needed to conform to the mask. But the loop for the wire tie was not low enough to put the pressure to hold it in place correctly. It kept wanting to rotate up and pull away from mask. The only way I was able to make this secure so as not to lose my camera the first time I jumped in the water was to clamp it down and epoxy it to the mask. It is now secure and will be fine as long as I don’t need to return the mask for any reason, since I have obviously voided the warranty with the epoxy.
S**S
You will need to modify it for a perfect fit, of course!
There may be a mask that it fits perfectly straight out of the package, but since all mask are different, why would you expect that? I trimmed the stabilization tabs and it was a 98% fit for my Dacor mask. That left just a little wiggle in the mount. Not likely enough to cause an issue, since my head would not be 100% wiggle free, but I "printed" a little plastic on it to make it 100% wiggle free (using a 3D printer pen). Epoxy putty would have worked as well, but the 3D printer pen is more fun! I've used it in my pool and its WAY more stable than hand holding the camera. And, I love that I can spent time looking at stuff and not just looking at the camera while stuff passes me by.
C**Y
Does not fit a ScubaPro Zoom mask
According to the ScubaPro website, this attachment would fit on a ScubaPro Zoom mask. However, the way you attach it to the mask is via a zip tie (which they included). You also have to cut the tabs on the side to get this to sit centered on the Zoom mask.My wife (who does not dive), said that the whole process of attaching this to a mask seems haphazard and jerry-rigged together and not what she generally sees from how scuba gear is put together.Save your money on this attachment. Totally not worth the $26 I paid to do "arts and crafts" trying to neatly cut the tabs to fit the mask.
A**R
Good product but there are some issues to work out.
I have now installed two of these, both on Mares X vision masks, with good results. First of all, throw away the zip tie that comes in the package, it is worthless. It won't get tight enough, and if it does, it will stretch out after a while. Get a high quality zip tie, one that is slightly larger than the one provided ( The best ones I have found are the nylon Thomas & Betts ties that have the stainless steel locking insert. They are expensive but worth it) These ties are smooth and slide thru the opening better, to get a tighter fit with less binding. Regardless of what tie you use, leave yourself a small tag hanging out of locking end, you may need to re-tighten it after your first use, as everything settles. The two prongs that stick out under the mount, that touch the glass of the mask, are the most tricky part. These have to be trimmed enough to just touch the glass, without holding the mount up off of the rest of the mask plastic. It is very easy to over trim these where they wont touch at all, making the mount less stable. I would suggest a razor knife or a small file. Slowly take off a small amount of plastic on each side until the mount sits squarely on top of the mask and doesn't move around much when you press it on with your finger. You want to have the mount touch in as many places as possible, eliminating pivot points that let the mount rock. Once you get it right, put on your zip tie and pull it down tight. Try wiggling the mount around and tighten the tie down again if you get any play. Take your time to get the fit right, along with the correct zip tie, and you will be happy with this product.
R**Z
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