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GoPole Debuts Redesigned Reach And Evo GoPro Camera Accessories

October 20, 2014 By GISuser

New Designs Offer Increased Portability For Traveling And Capturing The Best GoPro Camera Footage

New Designs Offer Increased Portability For Traveling And Capturing The Best GoPro Camera Footage

New Designs Offer Increased Portability For Traveling And Capturing The Best GoPro Camera Footage

POMPTON PLAINS, N.J., Oct. 20, 2014  — GoPole (gopole.com), the original third party GoPro® camera accessory brand, preferred by the world’s top athletes, continues to lead the accessory world and has revamped its popular product line. The Reach and Evo are the latest in its series of new releases this fall.

GoPole Logo and Media Images:      https://www.gopole.com/media-resources                      

The new Reach and Evo couldn’t have been released at a better time with the announcement of the new GoPro HERO4 cameras and the holiday season quickly approaching. “The Reach has always been our number-one selling product, so we are excited to launch the latest, new and improved version alongside our updated transparent, floating Evo pole,” commented GoPole VP of Sales Russell Van Zile. “Our focus has really been on providing GoPole users with much more portable, easy-to-use products to help make it more convenient to pack, travel, and capture exceptional footage from any angle with their GoPro cameras.”

Reach ($54.99 MSRP)
The newly designed Reach is now more portable than ever. The four-stage telescoping pole extends from 14 inches to 40 inches. The ¼ turn integrated extension locks allow the pole to be locked quickly and easily. Compatible with all GoPro cameras, Reach gets users closer to the action and allows them to capture photos and videos from a wide array of unique angles. Additional features include a Wi-Fi remote clip, Hi-Torque thumbscrew, and removable wrist-strap attachment.

Evo ($49.99 MSRP)
The new Evo offers users a two-stage telescoping pole, designed for use in water. Extending from 14 inches to 24 inches, the new Evo is much more portable than it’s fixed length predecessor. With its unique transparent design, this new GoPro extension pole literally disappears in images and footage captured with a GoPro camera. The watertight twist lock allows Evo to float when submerged in water. Additional features include a Wi-Fi remote clip, Hi-Torque thumbscrew, and a removable wrist-strap attachment.

All GoPole products are available now and can be purchased worldwide online or at select retail stores including Best Buy, Target, Fry’s Electronics, B&H and GoPole.com.

About GoPole
GoPole is the original and leading GoPro accessory brand, offering users unique and versatile ways to expand the use of their GoPro cameras. Founded in 2010, GoPole is the number one selling third-party GoPro accessory brand worldwide and preferred by the world’s top athletes and action sports filmmakers. Visit GoPole at www.gopole.com; follow GoPole on Facebook.com/gopolemounts, Twitter.com/gopolemounts, Instagram.com/gopole, Youtube.com/gopolemounts

 

Reach Product Video – http://youtu.be/0EuwXgFc0v0
Evo Product Video – http://youtu.be/ZwzYX_R-Hzs
Photo – http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20141020/153046

SOURCE GoPole

Filed Under: Hardware, Top Press Tagged With: gadgets, gopro

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