Yak Attack Broomstick Camera Mount

The BoomStick Pro™ is an enhanced iteration of the original BoomStick, redesigned with stronger components, a LockNLoad base, and the updated YakAttack camera ball system. The LockNLoad base allows full 360° rotation while keeping your gear firmly secured. It works with YakAttack MightyMount’s, GearTrac, and most kayak track systems from Scotty Fishing Products, RAM Mounts, and YakGear. For FeelFree Kayaks, 3 Water Kayaks, and Jonny Boats an adapter is required; available as a single pack (AAP-1012) or a six-pack (AAP-1012-6).

To avoid the common frustration of buying a mount that won’t mate with your camera, the BoomStick Pro™ includes both a standard 1/4-20 camera ball (compatible with most cameras) and a GoPro adapter, so you can capture the shot no matter which camera you bring.

The LockNLoad track mount system represents the leading edge in track-mounted accessories, offering three distinct modes: locked, adjustment, and removal. The patent-pending mechanism is user-friendly:

• From locked mode, squeeze the lever to enter adjustment mode.

• In adjustment mode the mount can be rotated freely in any direction but cannot be removed, keeping the accessory secure while you fine-tune your angle. Release the lever to return to locked mode.

• Flip the lever outward to move into removal mode, allowing the mount to slide off the track effortlessly.

Constructed from ultra-durable aluminum, the BoomStick Pro™ is both lightweight and exceptionally rigid, minimizing camera shake for cleaner footage.

• Utilizes the LockNLoad™ Track Mount System for quick on/off, angled articulation, and rotational pivoting
• Durable, lightweight, and highly rigid aluminum construction
• Equipped with the new YakAttack Camera Ball
• It floats!
• Compatible with cameras using a 1/4-20 mount and with GoPro cameras
• 51.5" Tall
• Made in the USA
• Covered by our Built for Life Guarantee
• Patent Pending
• SKU: CMS-1003

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, refer to California Proposition 65 guidance.