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Question: Does anyone know where or how to get replacement rubber isoliators for this? Really bummed that they came off and are lost already.
Document: I'm not using this cell phone holder to keep my phone in place to shoot video, so the rotation doesn't really bother me much.A replacement set of rubber pads in the box would be nice.
My HTC Rezound fits well. I bought the Body Glove cell phone case and I think that really helps with keeping it a snug fit. I've ridden over train tracks, pot holes and on the freeway with my cell phone on the holder and not once did it appear that it was going to fall out. I've read other reviews where they had to use a rubber band or lost their phone. I don't even see it vibrate. I would buy this holder again.
I think I have found my new phone holder for all my vehicles. This one went on my Motorcycle which I have lost a few phones on already.
I was really disappionted with this mount. I have used ram joints for years. I had my phone in it and it came out going about 65 mph down the highway after hitting a bump. Semi truck ended my phones life. Lol Anyway I called Ram and they sent me two other type mounts to try free of charge. I would be very cautious buying this mount.
I came back to get another one of these for my other motorcycle and decided to do a review since I hadn't and think this product is deserving of comment.Initially I was concerned about how well this would hold a phone. After about six months of use on one motorcycle, I've yet to experience anything like a &#34;near drop&#34; or loose phone of any sort.
I realy like this ram universal X grip, works great. I have showed it to other people and they really like the design as well. I use it on my motorcycle and my phone or gps stays put. I would recomend this to anyone thinking to purchase one.
Haven't used the xgrip much with my newly purchased . Note 3. Don't like the movement you get when the phone is locked in the xgrip, use it on my motorcycle and even though it seems to have a solid hold on the phone,  I'm constant worrying about it falling out, don't want to loose a $700. phone. Some reviews even say they have lost their phones due to the xgrip not holding.
The knock on this mount in other reviews is that the mount pivots left and right maybe 15 degrees or so. Maybe this is a problem on a motorcycle - I don't know. But inside my jeep it works great. In fact the pivoting ability seems like an asset in my setup. The fingers are really a slick way of holding the phone and are a vast improvement over the other Ram mount I have that has a pair of spring-loaded fingers that need to be pulled down the insert the phone.
After about two months of use two on the rubber ends fell off. I'm still using it but I know one day my phone will go bye bye. It would have been nice if they included replacements
I use this in autox competition to hold my phone while I record my runs using SoloStorm. Works well at holding the phone even during extreme autox mistakes, like when I spin the car on course. It has never lost grip of my phone, but I have the phone in a rubber case.
Answer: They're available directly from Ram.  Search for X-grip post caps