PmsanzayFence Mount Holder for Cameras and Smartphones - Black

Exactly what I ordered. Does the job for our travel ball games.

Great product, sturdy. Did not come with instructions but was not hard to figure it out. Perfect to record my Son's baseball games. Overall good product for what I paid for it.

Used to video my daughters softball games, can be used on fence and also net. I used wire ties to keep it close to fence. No issues would reccommend.

Use at my son’s travel baseball games, works great. Had other parents ask where I got it, this is a Great Product.

I bought this to live stream high school baseball games. I received it on Sunday, just in time for the Tuesday game. I was so excited! It was difficult to adjust and find a good position where the fence wouldn't be visible on the edges of the video. This contraption is very awkward and bulky! It snapped! It broke before I could use it! I had to rig it in order to live stream but I could only rig it in a way that I could not reach the screen of the phone to update the score of the games. I would NOT recommend this product. I was looking at another item (LynkSpider) before I bought this one, but this one was much less expensive. I guess it's true... you get what you pay for!

I've used this to attach my go pro knock off to the baseball backstop at a few games now. It's pretty clunky and takes a lot of fiddling around to get the image level while also avoiding the fence in the viewfinder, especially if you have to take it all down to change the battery during the game. This is not particular to this model necessarily, it would apply to all these bungy type mounts. I'm going to use the much simpler clip attachment that came with the camera going forward.

A plus

I bought this one after looking for a second "metal" version that I have to hold my GoPro. I wanted another one to attach my phone to a fence. The cost of the metal one I thought was high (and when I came back it had further increased), so I looked for a bungy cord equivalent.I read the reviews (and saw the pictures of broken ones), and bought it anyway. To be clear, this is a plastic mounting bracket that uses two bungy cords to attach to a fence. The hooks on the bungy cords are attached using zip ties to fold the cord in order to make the cord too thick to pass back through the hook's hole (the same can be effected by tieing a knot in the end of the bungy cord).Again, I am not expecting that this thing will last for years to come, but by the same token, I also expect to be able to fix it quickly if it breaks (I just put some zip ties in the bag I keep it in).It is a lower cost solution than the metal version (about 1/4th the price) and in a side by side comparison, it works just as well. I would probably buy another one of these if I needed a third solution to attach a phone/gopro to a fence.

For most this would work great but I was looking to attach it to a mesh fence that was moving. Found the hooks could dislodge if ball hit the fence at a certain angle.