Knox Gear Multi-Purpose Shock Mount for Blue Snowball and Snowball Ice Condenser Microphone, Clamp Connector Made w/Alloy Steel Combats Vibration, Shock Pops, and Distortions with Two Year Warranty

I have my Mic mounted on a mic stand that clamps to my desk. Previously, my blue snowball mic would pick up any bump on my desk, the 'thump' of my typing, and the resonance in the springs of the mic stand. The shock mount works very well to eliminate this noise. Elastic bands are sturdy, and works well despite it's odd shape. Thumb set screw is sturdy, and hasn't slipped after a month of use. I use mine upright, but it appears to work inverted as well.I am happy with my purchase.

This is the first shock mount I've used for my microphone, but it works really well. It's a bit bulky but the snowball is huge as it is. Overall it does the job, I stream a lot on twitch and my viewer's say there are no vibrations of any kind anymore. It is made from real metal so quality is there. I would say the only downside is that of you use it on a mic boom it's a little too heavy for that but I'm looking at upgrading in the future anyway.

It's been 2 months since I began using it and zero issues. Fits well on my mic stand, supports the Blue Snowball (first version, not the iCE) and provides some decent noise reduction.

This product works like its supposed to, but the thing is way bigger than I thought it was going to be. Kind of makes it awkward to position. But other than that I would recommend it, and any other Knox Gear products in general. I have bought other things there too, and I like them.

My microphone is on a desk-mounted metal boom arm with spring tensioners and this resulted in very noticeable vibration-transmitted noise from moving items on the desk, typing, etc. I recorded tests before and after, this mount makes a significant reduction in the lower frequency transmitted 'thumps' and typing noise. It seems very sturdy for my relatively light weight USB mic, I am using it 'upside down'. I don't have a Blue mic, I adapted it to use with with a Shure MV5 microphone with 3rd party mount thread mount adapters.

Expected this to be cheaper quality like the mount included with the bm-800. It's actually much better than this. I'm using this on a arm mounted to a desk. Before using this I would get very noticeable sound when I touched the mouse. Using this mount this sound has been greatly reduced enough that I can completely gate it out.

Was looking to upgrade my sound quality. The product works exactly how its advertised. Easy to install and setup. Currently have it setup on an adjustable mic stand. Help to eliminate mic bump and thumps being on a hardwood floor.

This is very easy to use and serves its purpose very well. It holds the microphone well and it does not fall out or dislodge easily. At least until you want it to then it is easy to remove. The size makes it easy to place on a desk so no need to clear to much space for it.

I never used a shock mount before so I can't comment on if this one is uniquely good or not, but it does quiet the sound of my keyboard tap and movement- which is what a shock mount should do. It is easy to adjust as well.

I broke my tripod, so seeing the picture of this one, i thought it would come with a tripod base, but it does not. it's just the black part, the mount. but the mounts does seem to be quality made. no plastic parts; all metal. So the pictyure threw me off. I would have been ok if i took more time looking at it i suppose.

Not that sturdy, it wiggles at the base which picks up on the mic