will it hold a YETI 65?
320423
yes it will hold a yeti 65. partially blow it up and then set the cooler in there and then blow it up the rest of the way. perfect fit. and i mean like a small glove on a medium hand
320424
What are its' dementions? My Rubbermaid 75 at fits perfect... I would assume your 65 at should be smaller.
320425
You'd have to check the measurements, but is pretty deep and super sturdy. I used a regular large Coleman and had extra room.
320426
I am not familiar with that particular cooler but it hold a huge cooler that we put a a 30 pack cans of beer plus another 24 pack of soda & ice. Handled it with no issue.
1346364
Yes it does. However the Yeti is a heavy mic and this stand broke after 6 months. I would recommend spending a few more dollars for a better stand.
1695871
I have the Yeti 45. Its outside dimensions are: 26" long x 16" wide x 13" tall. I would buy another if necessary.
494932
I believe it will fit the 65, although I am not positive be sure you want this stock before you buy it. The visual cool factor wears off quickly and bipod mounting is difficult if you want one. OI really like mine however I have also purchased a boyd's thumbhole to to increase function.
1747732
No and no. This is 3/8" male to 5/8" female adapter. If you wanted to mount a Yeti onto a camera monopod (which isn't a good idea because it would be rather top-heavy), you would need a 5/8" male to 1/4"-20 female thread adapter, and I'm not sure if they make those. But the Yeti has a standard microphone thread size so it can mount directly onto standard microphone stands with 5/8" threads.
291876
I have nothing to compare it to in terms of compatibility with Yetis, as this is the first I've used for it. However, yes, mine does mount and hold in place on my desktop Yeti without issue.
1679303
Contrary to what Will, and Kati says... GET A METAL ADAPTER... The plastic one is COMPLETE CRAP... Its thread tolerance is NOT suitable for a Yeti. The Yeti is too heavy for the horribly thin plastic, and the threading is so sloppy that the aluminum threads inside the Yeti just eat right through it. I can NOT stress this enough: GET. A. METAL. ADAPTER.
614846
Not too well, to be honest. It looks like it's too wide to fit between the four-sided housing, so if you wanted to use this Shock Mount --- even in the hanging mode --- you'd have to install the Yeti upside-down in the ring mount. Not that impractical I guess, but definitely not as "elegant" a solution as a mic holder designed specifically for the Yeti.
90765
Unfortunately no. The current draw of power tools would be too much for the Yeti 150 to handle. Your best bet would be to take an old car battery and purchase a 3kw+ inverter.
470507
The blue yeti package shows that it has a standard mic stand mount thread so it should once you remove its original stand
638724
Yes it will. It is very heavy duty. It is stong enough to hold my humminbird 1198c. You will like it. Don't buy the smaller size though. Make sure you get the heavy duty one.
1402528
There are several shock mounts that will fit the Yeti and Yeti Pro. I have the Custom Spider Shock Mount made by Campro (available on Amazon). It will fit the Blue Yeti and Blue Yeti Pro. Blue also makes on that is more expensive (and often back ordered).
405365
I don't know how big a yeti cooler is but it can handle 150 lbs. It is awesome!!!
801423
I believe there is plenty of room to mount a 65" tv on this stand. I have a 60 inch mounted on mine and have about 5-6" of room on either side of the bracket where it is mounted.
2101992
If the Yeti Pro came with a suspension mount, yes. This studio mic came with a suspension mount that should work. The BS mic system will take about any mike clam or connector I have ever used. Raggy
1337221
Do not know what the mount on the Yeti looks like. If it is a standard mic mount, it will work.
60432
It holds my 10x50 with an adapter mount called Barska binocular tripod mount. I suspect it will hold 15x70 just as easily.