AquaPod Mini

Get close to the reef without getting close to the reef. The AquaPod Mini puts almost a metre between you and your subject, and folds down small enough for carry-on.

AquaPod Mini: compact extendable underwater monopod

The SeaLife AquaPod Mini lets you to get your camera close to both land and sea creatures while maintaining your distance, and allows you to get that perfect shot of yourself amidst all of the action.

Rotate the camera on the AquaPod Mini to easily take self-portrait images. Easy to use and hold steady, the AquaPod Mini extends from 15.5 inches (39cm) to 38 inches (97cm). The Aquapod Mini is particularly travel friendly because its collapsed size easily fits into a briefcase or carry-on luggage.

To shoot still images with a SeaLife camera and the AquaPod Mini, simply set the camera to “SPY” mode, allowing it to automatically shoot at set time intervals. For videos, set the camera to video mode and start shooting. For best results, make smooth and gentle movements so the lens stays focused on your subject.

The AquaPod is non-corrosive and resistant to salt water, unique among other handheld “selfie sticks” and monopods. The AquaPod Mini includes a wrist strap and a mount compatible with GoPro® cameras.

Fits all SeaLife cameras as well as all other cameras with a standard 1/4-20 tripod mount

Includes an adapter compatible with GoPro® cameras that installs in seconds

Anodized aluminum and stainless steel hardware

Includes lanyard with clip and textured rubber grip for secure hold

Compact and lightweight for easy travel

Extends from 15.5 inches (39 cm) to 38 inches (97 cm)

Buying the AquaPod Mini from us

Most selfie sticks are not built for salt water and corrode within a season. This one is, which is the whole reason to buy it rather than a generic pole.

We deliver across Qatar, and because it takes any standard 1/4-20 mount plus the included GoPro adapter, it will outlast whichever camera you own now.

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Full specifications are published by SeaLife.