Universal Elastic Bands Replacement for Microphone Shock Mount Mic Holder Clamp Clip Anti-aging Rubber Rings, 6PCS (black)

I bought these to re-elastic a Mojave MA-200 shockmount.About a year ago, I ordered some to do my U-87AI, but they didn't fit, so I used them on my other MA-200.This kit gives you everything you need for the non-U-87 shock mounts out there. It makes a fantastic difference. If you have the giant Neumann shock mount, order the brand-specific bands. Otherwise, these are perfect for Rode, Mojave, MXL, Blue, etc..

Bands are tight and have the right amount of stretch; the small ones fit small to medium-size microphones. Since there are spares, if the band loses elasticity in a few years, you have an instant replacement. Takes a while to get them since the item is shipped from China, so be aware. Well worth the cost.

I have the original Razer Seiren official shock mount and both of the bands on it got completely stretched out and Razer has zero solutions for an official replacement. The two large bands in this bundle fit that mount perfectly. The small ones are useless for it.The picture is not my unit, but meant to give someone an idea of which version of the Razer mount I am using. So far, the new bands seemed to support the mic better than the originals.

Aren't cheap but seem to be good quality. They fit the Neumann U87 and M149, Cascade VinJet, Soundleux ifet7, Rode Classic and Rode NTK (basically the same shockmount), and Blue Baby bottle. For the life of me I can't understand why they include three of each two sizes. All of my shockmounts take two each of the longer length, I had no use for the shorter ones. In the end I ended up purchasing multiple kits because I needed so many, and ended up with a bag of the short ones left over. Why don't they just sell larger quantities of specific sizes?

The ad for these microphone shock mount replacement elastic bands stated that they were made of "Anti-aging Rubber Rings". They are not. They are made of the same cloth covered elastic fiber stretchcord as the original ones I replaced. I was hoping for something different that would not disintegrate with age as the originals elastic cords did.Second: The 3 small rings were probably about 3.34" as described. The larger 3 rings were not much bigger. I would say about 4" instead of 4.72" as advertised. I only needed the smaller rings. so the other size did not matter to me.

I'd been hearing a hum in my Rode Podcaster mic for a while, but didn't realize the problem could be the elastic in the mount until the metal was actually touching. (It's my first time owning this type of microphone.) I only needed the larger elastics, but this was the best available deal. They turned out to be perfect: the microphone sits where it's supposed to, and there's no more hum or interference. Now I just need to remember to buy more of these every couple of years.

Worked great for two different condenser model mic mounts where the elastics were stretched to a point where the mic was floppy/dangling. I thought I needed the longer elastics but my mics used the shorter ones. The long ones would likely work if you used it instead of two short ones ror many mics but I just swapped out the two shorties and have the others as spares. Good value.

If these last a couple of years that will be great. These feel better than my factory originals so very happy with them.