RAM Mounts Double Socket Arm RAM-201U-D Long Arm Compatible with RAM C Size 1.5" Ball Components

I can’t say enough good things about RAM Mounts, especially this RAM-201U Double Socket Arm. Whether I’m deep in the woods camping or just soaking up the beach vibes, this little workhorse holds it down. I use it to secure my mini Starlink for off-grid Wi-Fi and my camera rig when I’m capturing content for my YouTube channel.The grip? Unshakable. The adjustability? Chef’s kiss. 🍳👌 I’ve mixed and matched it with other RAM pieces, and the modular design lets me dial in the perfect setup every time. These things are built like tanks, and they give me the confidence to focus on the adventure—not worrying about gear toppling over.If you’re a content creator, traveler, or just someone who appreciates gear that stays put, RAM Mounts are worth every penny.

All of the RAM mounts stuff is great, this included. His things very secure, easy to operate.

These are great for mounting depth finders. Love Ram products. There are a lot of off brands out there but I’ve never had a problem with this brand

Works as should solid built

Love these Ram mounts, use them all over my boat.

Seems well built and good quality, but pricey for what it is.

Same Ram quality that I’ve come to expect.

•Most of the time they use a different kind of rubber for the balls that have a metal base than they do for the composite ones•They are also a slightly different size• The metal ones use a natural rubber that compresses and deforms when it is clamped & this locks them in place• The composite based balls use a rubber that is formed at a lower temperature so that the composite doesn’t melt. This rubber is much harder ( so for the most part it doesn’t compress and deform to lock it in place) It is stickier and relies on friction•If you find the ball is moving in the arm even when it’s very tight then You might want to change to aluminium or composite depending which one you are useing•It’s been my experience that sometimes you should use the composite arms with the composite balls and use the aluminium arms with the metal based balls for the most secure connection• The pics show how the metal base balls compress when tightened• sometimes no matter how hard I tighten the aluminium arm the composite based ball moves• sometimes when I use a composite arm or clamp the metal based ball would not compress enough and it would moveHOPE THIS WAS HELPFUL