RAILBLAZAMiniPort Kayak Track Mount Base for Rod Holders, Easy Installation with No Tools Required

I have been using this mounting base for a couple of years now for my GoPro pole. It works well and is simple. I dont have to think about it, its just there and works.

It worked as expected, no flaws!

Didn't tighten correctly then got over tighten and came off.

This is an easy durable base mount to use with a multitude of devices to mount to your kayak, looking forward to using many of these as I go along. The only concern I have is the cost, seems a little steep (but, that is the times we live in...).

I had ordered a couple Railblaza Rod Holders and was impressed with how easy they were to install and reposition as well as how sturdy they are. I have a Perception kayak with rails in various locations so it only seemed logical to put a couple extra MiniPorts on so I could move the Rod Holder around as needed. The MiniPort slides on and tightens securely with a twist. Easy to move, just twist and slide and twist again. They are quick to remove and stash in the kayak when transporting. The MiniPort's low profile and solid seating keeps them from getting in the way or knocked off into the water. Next I will add more rails to the kayaks to take advantage other Railblaza products.

I primarily use the Railbalaza MiniPort on kayaks and a micro skiff (Gheenoe Classic) to secure items like my paddle, stake out pole and push pole. The great thing about the MiniPort is it's small profile and the fact it requires a fraction of the space (vs. StarPort HD) on an accessory rail.In case you were wondering, the StarPort HD takes up a full 5" on a rail, where the MiniPort only needs a measly 1.5" to do its job. While the StarPort HD base itself is only 4" in length, those goofy wing nuts occupy an additional 1" underneath...preventing anything else from being mounted against the base and effectively making it a 5" base.While there's no denying the StarPort HD is incredibly stout compared to the MiniPort, it also has a problem mounting to rails like the YakAttack Mighty Mount XL...which I prefer b/c of it's incredible strength. The StarPort HD requires some fidgeting to get locked into place on the MightyMount and is certainly not quick attach / detach. On the other hand, removing the MiniPort rubber washser makes mounting + sliding far more workable.As others have mentioned, the MiniPort is probably not the best candidate for serving as a rod holder...where the StarPort HD is much more suited for this task. In my opinion, the MiniPort is a light duty base and insufficient for items like a rod holder + rod & reel. In fact, I'm not a huge fan of Railblaza's rod holders, only use Railblaza holders in a limited capacity and instead greatly prefer the Yakattack Omegas for their utility and strength. In addition, the Omega's base only takes up 2" on the rail, has an ingenious lock system and gets the reel up away from salt water splashing onto them.For my needs, I haven't found a better combo for securing, quickly deploying or transporting gear such as a paddle, stake out pole and push pole than the Railblaza MiniPort with 50mm G-Hold. Again, as others have mentioned, you need to double check the lock rings to make sure they are engaged before getting underway. Even then, I use redundant safety measure such as multiple MiniPort + G-Hold combos to make sure my gear doesn't fall out of my kayak or boat while on the water and the highway.

Works great for all pieces for my kayak. Will purchase many more. Great brand and solid piece. Easy to clip and lock.

Enough said for your kayak mounting needs and camera mount

Great product but arrived without the track bolt. Sort of useless without it

Man bekommt was man erwartet!

It’s Railblaza and it’s quality made and very practical, as always.

Exelente, adaptador necesario para los accesorios del kayak que no incluyen el miniport

bonne qualité rien a dire le top