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Question: Will this maintain suction if it was to get wet, like if it was attached to a windsurfing board? I didn't want to use a permanent adhesive mount.
Document: Like no one around has a clue as to your undertakings. So, enough wasting time, purchase this suction cup that gives your friendly, local street-corner aficionado a run for his/her money (I don't discriminate).In all seriousness - It sometimes tends to record a little off angle, so use the phone app to look at the preview and get the straightest angle you can (if that bothers you, because it bothers me).
This suction can be attached to anything! and stays there! as far as you want... I bought first a non brand suction cup, and it sucked! This is the real choice
I took this mount on a standup paddle board adventure and it was perfect for that. Stuck to the board well and I was able to get great footage with my gopro!
Wet it, set it, and forget it. I have it mounted on the interior of my windshield to record my off-roading adventures and snowy commutes to work. I has remained mounted for weeks now with no problem. One day I'll get enough nerve to mount it on my hood.
Very happy with this suction cup. I recently stuck it to my dirty car to get some video of playing around in the snow, and it stuck like it was glued on! I recommend highly.
There is really no need to talk much about a product with such a reputation. Is the best suction cup for the GoPros. The only bad thing i find about it is that you cannot fit it to small surfaces. You will need a smaller cup for this and GoPro will not have them available. I have attached this cup to a lot of cars running drag strip races on 1/4 mile and it has never failed me. Even on 9 second dragsters and no signs of trying to get loose.
Had a good seal when I used this with my kayak paddling over calm waters. After 30 minutes, the suction failed and my camera tumbled into the pond. Spent two hours dredging for it. $400 and a week's worth of vacation footage lost. Word to the unwise like myself : don't rely on this product by itself. Get a tether or attach a floatation device when using over water.
I picked up this mount to use on the outside of my Jeep and I can honestly tell you it doesn't disappoint. I tested it first on smooth roads around town at speeds up to 50mph with no problems but the real test was a full day of off-roading and rock crawling. I cleaned the surface, attached the mount to the side of the body behind the door and it hadn't budged 10 hours of wheelin' later.
I was nervous about this truly holding tight to the side of my car. But even after some big potholes at highway speeds, it was still exactly where I mounted it. No movement, much less detachment. Just be sure to clean the surface thoroughly before attaching. Also, I like to use saliva to moisten it before attaching (i.e., lick the suction cup). Using plain water will allow it to slip, where the starch in human saliva acts as a better seal.
So i was a little judgement before i received the product because i would think it would come off the car and the suction on this device is crazy strong. Tip clean the area before attaching like any other suction so that it wont get any dust and come off.
Answer: Yes. It remains attached to both windsurfing boards and snowboard when wet IF IT IS ALREADY ATTACHED. If you try to put it on an icy snowboard or wet windsurfing board, cling is suboptimal, but again, once attached, moisture and/or cold has little effect on suction.