One Pocket G, six settings
Ways to use it
Five mounts fold out of something the length of a credit card. Here is where people actually use it.
Golf
Overhead putting practice, full swing recording, and golf bag mounting on the course.
Travel
Airplane tray table streaming, plus hands-free FaceTime and movies.
Sports
Fence-mounted recording for tennis, pickleball and more.
Work
Desk stand for Zoom, calls and notifications at eye level.
Fitness
Hands-free workout recording.
Content creation
Grip, selfie stick, and low or high-angle filming in one tool.
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Specs & what you get
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- Best for
- Five mounts in one, folded down to pocket size
- Extended height
- 5.5 inches
- Collapsed length
- 3.5 inches
- Weight
- 90 Grams
- Base
- 5 inches
- Phone attachment
- Included
- Remote
- No
- Golf bag fit
- Yes
- Materials
- Aluminum Alloy
What's in the box
- 1x GPOD : The POCKET G
FAQs
YOU'VE GOT QUESTIONS, WE'VE GOT ANSWERS
What is so special about the GPOD?
GPOD makes the lightest, strongest magnetic mounts for filming your swing. The carbon fiber monopods — the original GPOD and the GPOD X — weigh under 6 oz, and every GPOD mount shares the same adjustable MagSafe magnetic head. No flimsy plastic clamps, and nothing to cradle your phone in.
What is the difference between the GPOD X and the GPOD Magsafe?
The GPOD X is a collapsible and extendable version of the GPOD. It can collapse to 20" and extend to 51" allowing the user to store in smaller bags and carry ons as well as film at different heights. The original GPOD for Magsafe is one universal length at 41". It was specifically engineered to meet most peoples' hand heights at address for optimal swing videos. The original GPOD requires minimal setup which makes it the easiest tool to film your game and content.
What is the difference between the GPOD and the GPOD X?
Both are carbon fiber monopods with the same magnetic head and the same pointed end that stakes into the ground. The difference is how they pack: the original GPOD is a single fixed 41 in piece, while the GPOD X is three pieces with a quarter-turn cam lock, collapsing to 20 in for a golf bag pocket and extending to 51 in. Pick the GPOD for the simplest setup, the GPOD X if it has to travel.