Key benefits - Precise aiming and easy repositioning: Azimuth-adjustable ball head plus a rotatable, offset locking knob let you set the transducer or display to the exact angle you need for optimal fish detection. - Stable, vibration-resistant readings: Anti-vibration ball-sleeve design holds the mount firmly once tightened, reducing movement from hull shake and improving the consistency of your fishfinder results. - Durable for outdoor use: Made from imported nylon material with high toughness and weather resistance so the mount keeps working in harsh conditions without cracking or failing. - Flexible placement: The cantilever range (approx. 5 cm to 48 cm) gives you control over probe/display distance and position to suit different boats and setups. Features and function - Intended for use as a fishfinder mount with telescopic-holder-type sensors and portable fishfinder transducers/displays. - Azimuth-adjustable ball head for multi-directional alignment; rotatable and offset knob for secure locking and fine adjustments. - Anti-vibration ball-sleeve structure prevents loosening and minimizes sensor movement during navigation or rough water. - Constructed from imported nylon for toughness, impact resistance, and long-term outdoor durability. Technical specifications - Material: imported nylon - Adjustable cantilever (freestanding) length: approx. 5 cm (minimum) to 48 cm (maximum) - Adjustment: azimuth-adjustable ball head + rotatable/offset locking knob - Vibration control: anti-vibration ball-sleeve structure for stable mounting How this solves practical problems - Keeps your transducer aimed correctly so you get reliable readings instead of noisy or inconsistent returns caused by vibration or poor alignment. - Allows quick repositioning between fishing spots or different boat configurations without tools. - Durable construction means fewer replacements and less maintenance for year-round use. Typical use scenarios - Kayak fishing: Mount a portable fishfinder and position the transducer for a clear signal without interfering with paddling. - Small or inflatable boats: Extend or retract the cantilever to clear hull fittings or avoid obstructions while maintaining a stable transducer position. - Shore or pier setups: Securely hold a telescopic sensor or display at a chosen distance and angle for shore-based scanning and casting. Compatibility and user notes - Designed for telescopic-holder-style sensors and common portable fishfinder transducers and displays. Verify physical connector and clamp compatibility with your specific device before installation. - Tighten the locking knob firmly after positioning to ensure stability; check periodically in high-vibration conditions.