MonsterPod camera mount sticks to almost anything

Mar 7 2006, 1:26am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

There’s something about seeing a digital camera stuck to a tree that really grabs your attention.

With its patent pending "viscoelastic morphing polymer base", MonsterPod sticks and grips to nearly any surface with a light amount of pressure. You never need to be left out of any picture. Just stick the camera, set the self-timer and shoot - horizontally, vertically or up-side down and at any angle in-between.It’s 1.75 inches tall, 4.5 inches wide, and weight 6 ounces. So it’s compact enough that you can easily carry it around with you.

For $29.95, the MonsterPod is scheduled to be released "soon - shipping in two weeks" (from an unspecified date...) .

More information can be found on the MonsterPod Website.

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