Fence Mod Chain Link Fence Camera Mount

$50.00

Built for the backstop — film the game without the shake, even when a foul ball hits.
Weight tested up to 200 pounds — can hold multiple cameras/radars at once.
Manufactured of aerospace-grade aluminum in California.
Toothed grip inside the clamp to resist fence vibration.
Features six 1/4-20 inch threaded attachment points for precise camera positioning.
5.5-inch articulating arm — you don’t need perfect diamonds on the fence to get the right angle.

Built for the backstop — film the game without the shake, even when a foul ball hits.
Weight tested up to 200 pounds — can hold multiple cameras/radars at once.
Manufactured of aerospace-grade aluminum in California.
Toothed grip inside the clamp to resist fence vibration.
Features six 1/4-20 inch threaded attachment points for precise camera positioning.
5.5-inch articulating arm — you don’t need perfect diamonds on the fence to get the right angle.

Stop fighting plastic clip mounts.

Made in California by a baseball dad. Aerospace-grade aluminum, six camera angles, one tool-free knob. Throw it in the bat bag and forget it.

Yes — the Fence Mod can mount to any chain link fence. You simply slide it onto the fence, keeping the chain link between the two teeth, and tighten down.
Any camera with a 1/4-20 inch thread is compatible with the Fence Mod, so small action cameras like a GoPro, Mevo, or Insta 360 work perfectly. In addition, you can use a DSLR camera and zoom in to find the empty space between the chain links.
We have weight tested the Fence Mod Chain Link Fence Camera Mount up to 200 pounds to ensure that any camera with a 1/4-20 inch thread will be held still, and you don’t have to worry about the mount loosening.
For maximum stability, mount the Fence Mod close to a pole where the fence is sturdy, and tighten it down so it is held steady on the fence. Additionally, do not constantly adjust the camera or the mount — its best to set it and forget it.