GorillaPod Tripods Steady Your Camera in More Places

June 26, 2013

There are times when you need a steady a camera when a regular tripod just won’t work. It could be a tight space, uneven ground or many other situations. As I’m recording the videos for Cave Creek Geek, I’ll run into situations where I don’t have anyone to hold the camera for me.

These and many more are situations where a GorillaPod is a perfect accessory. As you can see from the picture at right, each of the legs is flexible. You can even twist the legs around a branch or a pole if there isn’t a surface available. There are a wide range of sizes (and prices) so you can find the exact GorillaPod(s) to meet your needs.

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