Rode FlexClip GO Set of 3 Mounting Clips for Wireless GO Transmitters

Rode FlexClip GO: Three Ways to Mount a Wireless Transmitter

The Rode FlexClip GO is a set of three mounting clips for the Rode Wireless series, giving you maximum versatility when placing a transmitter on talent or on set. It bundles the MagClip GO, the CrossClip and the VampireClip, three distinct mounting solutions that between them handle almost any wardrobe or surface. For the videographer and content creator who has ever struggled to attach a transmitter to an awkward outfit, it turns a recurring headache into a quick choice of the right clip.

Three Clips, Three Different Jobs

Each clip in the set solves a different mounting problem. The MagClip GO uses magnets to hold the transmitter to clothing or any magnetic surface, hiding the attachment entirely for a clean look on camera. The CrossClip lets you mount the transmitter vertically in either orientation, keeping it discreet and low-profile against the body. The VampireClip uses an integrated double-tooth pin to grip clothing and fabric securely, which is ideal for jackets, straps and heavier material where a standard clip would slip. Together they give you a mounting answer for nearly any situation.

Built for the Rode Wireless Range

The FlexClip GO is designed to work with Rode Wireless transmitters, including the Wireless GO, Wireless GO II, Wireless ME and Wireless PRO. Because the clips share the same mounting interface as those transmitters, swapping between them is quick and secure, so you can match the clip to the shot rather than forcing the transmitter into whatever mount happens to be attached.

Who the Rode FlexClip GO Is For

This set is for anyone who mounts wireless microphones on real people in real clothes. Filmmakers and videographers use it to place transmitters cleanly on varied wardrobe; event and interview shooters keep all three clips ready so difficult outfits never slow them down; and creators building a Wireless GO kit add it as the accessory that makes placement effortless. One small pouch of three clips, and the question stops being whether you can mount the transmitter and becomes simply how.