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Seafrogs Aluminum Alloy Underwater Extension Mount Arm is a versatile and robust connector designed to enhance your underwater photography and videography setup. Made from durable aluminum alloy, this extension arm provides a secure and stable connection between your strobe, video light, or diving camera tray, ensuring your equipment stays in place during dives. Its 1" ball to YS head adapter clip arm allows for easy adjustments, offering flexibility and precision to achieve the best underwater lighting angles. Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, this extension arm is an essential accessory for any underwater photographer seeking professional-quality results.
High-Quality Aluminum Alloy Construction
Built from premium aluminum alloy, the Seafrogs extension mount arm offers excellent strength and durability while being lightweight and easy to handle. Its corrosion-resistant design ensures long-lasting performance in saltwater environments, making it perfect for diving enthusiasts and professionals alike.
1" Ball to YS Head Adapter Clip
The arm features a 1" ball mount with a YS head adapter clip, allowing seamless compatibility with a wide range of underwater lighting systems, including strobes and video lights. This flexible design enables quick adjustments, helping you capture perfect shots from different angles.
Enhanced Buoyancy and Stability
The float arm's carbon fiber construction provides additional buoyancy to balance your camera setup underwater. This helps reduce the strain on your arms, allowing you to maintain better control and stability when capturing stunning underwater scenes.
Lightweight and Easy to Install
The combination of aluminum alloy and carbon fiber makes the extension arm lightweight yet sturdy, enhancing maneuverability without adding unnecessary weight. The ergonomic design ensures easy installation and adjustment, letting you focus on your dive without equipment hassles.
Perfect for Underwater Photography and Videography
Whether used for macro shots or wide-angle scenes, the Seafrogs extension mount arm enhances your underwater photography experience. Ideal for use with diving trays, video lights, and strobes, it provides the versatility and support needed for professional-quality underwater images and videos.
DU
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
Bought them for mounting Sea&Sea strobes and they are perfect fit.
William B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
I wish I could get my money back or a replacement. It rusted badly after one time in the water. Junk.
Tried & True
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023
Solid aluminum construction which is a plus but the rubber rings are not enough to keep the balls tight. I made some DIY improvements by wrapping the balls with a piece of road bike inner tube and it's perfect.
Just Me
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2023
I am very pleased with the functionality of these clamps on my photo rig.
J. Vance
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023
Works great and a good price
Paul S
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023
Does exactly what they're supposed to do every time. No issues here.
David Mason
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 14, 2023
A really well made piece of kit that fits my TG6 in the housing along with the Backscatter mini flash 2 and snoot.I have also been able to add a lanyard and bolt snap to allow me to attach the rig to my BCD.However I did have to purchase additional ball clamps to attach the MF2.I will add in some shorter arms to allow additional flexibility and now need to organise some floats to achieve neutral buoyancy.I will also probably buy a trigger for the shutter button as having small hands this can be difficult to reach.Yet to dive with the rig but happy so far!
J. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022
I tried this arm, as an additional piece to an existing ARKON Robust rig I put together. This arm exceeded my expectations. I would definitely buy again.
SteampunkPhotos
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2022
I'll post an image of my rig and how much it weighs etc... as soon as I can. But, suffice it to say, do a bit of math... find the lift factor you need, the depths you intend to dive and get a set. Even if you're just an amateur photographer, this will make your dive/photography experience so much more enjoyable and productive.
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