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DigiDude camera mount shows Joby what style’s all about

Oh sure, Joby may have reinvented the camera mount with its now-iconic Gorillapod lineup, but we’re giving DigiDude the edge on personality and pizazz. From the same Quirky Community that brought us the delightful Split Stick comes this, a zany new camera mount that’s easily portable (via keyring, y’all) and even easier to love. Users simply yank their Dude’s head off, tug on the retractable legs and find something of a surface to sit him on. At least initially, a fivesome of guys will be available, all of which pack more character that you’re used to dealing with when it comes to camera accessories. Feel free to select from Pinky Scorsese, Snot Buster, iChomp, G-bling-Money-Son, and BoltBot, all of whom are available right now for $19.99 apiece. Full release is after the break.

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