UTV Action Camera Mount: Gamble Offroad Phantom Mount 360

The Gamble Offroad Phantom Mount 360 is a UTV action camera mount built for riders capturing dunes, trails, and rough terrain.

We met Alex from Gamble Offroad during the 2026 Sand Sports Super Show in Costa Mesa, California.

He walked us through the mount, its design, and the thinking behind the product.

Gamble Offroad is still a young company. However, Alex sees an open opportunity in the UTV camera-mount market.

The Sand Sports Super Show brought hundreds of off-road exhibitors together from September 18 through September 20. Sand Sports Super Show

How the Gamble Offroad UTV Action Camera Mount Works

The Phantom Mount 360 combines aluminum, carbon fiber, and a safety tether within one integrated system.

According to Gamble Offroad, the current mount uses a reinforced 30-inch carbon fiber rod.

The company also machines the aluminum components from 6061 aluminum.

Additionally, Gamble lists 360-degree XY adjustment and 180-degree Z adjustment.

The mount provides tool-free adjustments after the cage clamp is installed.

Therefore, riders can change camera position without reaching for tools.

Gamble also designed the carbon rod as one solid piece.

Alex chose that approach to reduce unwanted movement during rough terrain.

That matters when a UTV moves quickly through whoops.

Extra movement can create unwanted bounce in the camera position.

Gamble currently lists these specifications and features on the Phantom Mount 360 product page. Built Around Common UTV Roll Cage Sizes

UTV cages use several common tubing sizes.

Because of that, Gamble developed size-specific cage straps for popular factory and aftermarket cages.

During our interview, Alex discussed 1.5, 1.75, 1.85, and 2-inch applications.

However, Gamble’s current product page lists 1.75, 1.85, and 2-inch selections.

That makes cage measurement important before ordering.

Gamble also tells customers to confirm cage size before purchasing.

For riders, that approach avoids using one loose universal clamp across every application.

Tool-Free Adjustment and Quick Removal

Once installed, the mount focuses heavily on fast adjustment.

Alex demonstrated the adjustment points during our interview.

He also showed how users can reposition the mount without tools.

Additionally, the carbon rod can be removed quickly from the base.

That helps when loading a UTV into a garage or trailer.

The idea should feel familiar to many dune riders.

Removable whips often come off before a machine enters a trailer.

Instead, the Phantom Mount applies that same convenience to an action-camera system.

Protecting the Camera and the Footage

Action cameras are not cheap.

More importantly, the footage may be impossible to recreate.

Alex made that point several times during our conversation.

He said protecting the footage matters more than replacing hardware.

Therefore, Gamble includes a safety tether with the Phantom Mount 360.

The tether connects the camera setup back to the roll cage.

If the primary mount gets damaged, the tether adds another layer of security.

For example, a branch or obstacle could strike the camera during a ride.

The tether helps keep the camera attached afterward.

Gamble currently backs the Phantom Mount 360 with a one-year warranty.

Insta360, GoPro, DJI, and Other Action Cameras

Despite its 360-focused design, the mount does not require one specific camera brand.

The system uses a standard 1/4-20 camera thread.

Therefore, riders can adapt many common cameras to the mount.

Alex mentioned Insta360, GoPro, and DJI cameras during the interview.

However, some cameras may require their own adapter.

Riders should confirm the connection needed for their specific camera.

That flexibility gives owners more freedom to change cameras later.

Gamble also describes the mount as compatible with action cameras using the standard 1/4-20 connection.

A New Off-Road Brand Growing From Northern Utah

Gamble Offroad operates from Northern Utah.

Alex told us the company has operated for slightly more than one year.

So far, much of its business comes from the western United States.

Alex mentioned customers in California, Arizona, Idaho, Utah, and Washington.

He also said Gamble has shipped products to the UAE.

However, he described the company as a grassroots operation.

Gamble is growing one sale and one product at a time.

That story felt familiar to us at Dirtbag Brands.

Small powersports companies often grow through riders, relationships, and constant product development.

Gamble describes its mission around developing original products riders cannot find elsewhere. Gamble Offroad

Why We Featured Gamble Offroad

Brands We Know introduces riders to companies doing something interesting inside powersports.

Sometimes that means established global manufacturers.

Other times, it means finding a young company with an original idea.

Gamble Offroad fits the second category.

The Phantom Mount 360 tackles a very specific problem.

It gives UTV owners another way to position action cameras securely.

More importantly, Alex designed the system around actual off-road use.

That includes cage fitment, quick removal, camera protection, and adjustment during a ride.

We enjoyed learning how Gamble approached the product.

We will also keep watching where the company takes the idea next.

Watch our complete interview with Alex to hear the story directly from Gamble Offroad.

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Disclaimer

This article is based on our interview with Gamble Offroad at the 2026 Sand Sports Super Show.

Product specifications, pricing, availability, fitment, and warranty terms may change after publication.

Always confirm current product information directly with Gamble Offroad before purchasing or installing any product.

Dirtbag Brands does not manufacture, sell, or warranty Gamble Offroad products.

Brands We Know is an informational interview series highlighting companies, people, products, and ideas across the powersports industry.