
Insta360
Insta360 CINSBAVQ Ski Pole Selfie Stick Mount
Mount your Insta360 selfie stick to any ski pole for hands-free, third-person footage on the slopes.
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Overview
Key Features
Attach your selfie stick to your ski pole to unlock amazing third-person skiing perspectives.
Completely free your hands, no more awkward selfie stick use while skiing.
Compatible with our 70cm, 114cm, and Action Invisible Selfie Sticks.
Specifications
Brand
Insta360
Model
CINSBAVQ
Type
Ski Pole Selfie Stick Mount
Function
Attaches selfie stick to ski pole
Compatible Selfie Sticks
Insta360 70cm, 114cm, and Action Invisible Selfie Sticks
Application
Third-person skiing perspectives
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Insta360 selfie sticks are compatible with this ski pole mount?
It is compatible with the Insta360 70cm selfie stick, 114cm selfie stick, and the Action Invisible Selfie Stick.
Does the mount attach securely enough to handle the vibrations and impacts of skiing?
The mount is specifically designed for skiing use and clamps firmly onto standard ski poles. However, riders should check the attachment periodically during sessions to ensure it remains tight, especially during aggressive skiing.
Can this mount fit on poles from any ski brand, or only specific pole diameters?
The mount is designed to fit standard-diameter ski poles. Most conventional alpine ski poles will be compatible, though unusually thick or tapered poles may not fit properly.
Does the selfie stick become invisible in 360-degree footage when mounted on a ski pole?
When used with an Insta360 camera and a compatible Invisible Selfie Stick, the stick is stitched out of 360-degree footage, creating the appearance of a floating third-person camera angle.