The INON Shoe Base M6 is a compact shoe-mount adapter featuring an M6 male screw on a built-in ball head. The ball head supports a wide movable range (360° rotation and 180° back/forth tilt) while keeping a compact body — perfect for adding a strobe, video light, or action camera accessory to any underwater housing with a standard accessory shoe.
Mount INON strobes, ZD/SD Front Masks, SD Mount Base, and other M6-compatible accessories directly on the shoe mount to build a simple strobe setup or shoot photo/video simultaneously.
The Shoe Base M6 is designed so that the upper M6 Ballhead UWTP-M6B1 can be removed, leaving the M6 screw usable as a tripod head with M6 thread on a tripod.
📊 Specifications
- Full length: 77mm (3.0in)
- Weight: 69g (2.4oz) [air] / approx. 40g (1.4oz) [underwater]
- Movement: 360° rotatable, 180° tilt
- INON strobes (excluding Z-22)
- SD Mount Cage for HERO3/3+/4*
- ZD/SD Front Mask
- SD Mount Base
- Other M6-compatible accessories
*When installing this product to INON SD Mount Cage for HERO3/3+/4, optional “Rubber Spacer” is required.
INON Shoe Base M6
S$50.00
Specifications
Polycarbonate body, aluminium ball head,…
2 items
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