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Sea frogs 3.5 Inch Ball to YS Mount Arm, Single Ball Joint Connector for Underwater Strobe, Aluminum Alloy Arm Adapter Fits 1 Inch Ball Socket and YS Bracket

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Management number 239328421 Release Date 2026/07/14 List Price $7.44 Model Number 239328421
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  • Converts any standard 1 inch ball socket into a YS mount interface, allowing you to attach popular underwater strobes from Sea&Sea, Inon, Retra, and other brands directly to your tray or clamp system.
  • Precision machined from solid aluminum alloy with a matte black anodized finish. This arm resists saltwater corrosion, stays lightweight, and looks professional dive after dive.
  • The single ball head rotates smoothly and locks down tight using the integrated silicone O ring. No wobble or unexpected angle changes once you tighten it against your clamp or tray.
  • Compact and streamlined profile keeps your rig neat. The short distance between ball and YS mount minimizes leverage, so your strobe stays close to the tray for better balance and less torque on the joint.
  • Works as a direct replacement for bulky strobe adapters. Simply screw your strobe’s YS bracket onto the threaded YS mount, then insert the ball into any standard underwater arm clamp. Package includes one ball to YS arm only.
ASIN B098JYRRQY
Item Weight 1.76 ounces
Manufacturer Sea frogs
Item model number 3.5" Ball to YS Mount Arm
Product Dimensions 2.36 x 0.98 x 0.98 inches

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