When the sky doesn’t cooperate with where you’ve parked, Odin Hardware’s rugged Tuff Mount lets you move the antenna instead of the vehicle — with full adjustability, built-in protection and a locking system designed for life off the grid.
Off-Grid Connectivity Meets Rugged Versatility With Odin Hardware’s New Tuff Mount
Starlink Mini users gain greater control over antenna positioning with adjustable mounting system
You can’t always choose where you park when traveling off-grid. Trees, terrain, vehicle orientation and campsite layout can all stand between a fixed Starlink Mini mount and a clear view of the sky.
Odin Hardware has a solution: the Tuff Mount for Starlink, a rugged, fully adjustable mounting system designed to give Starlink Mini users more control over where and how they position their antenna.
Unlike fixed mounts that lock an antenna into a single position, the Tuff Mount offers up to 30 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation, allowing users to fine-tune the Starlink Mini’s position and line of sight after they’ve parked.
“Your vehicle isn’t always parked where Starlink wants it,” said Drew Fletcher, founder of Odin Hardware. “If a tree, hillside or campsite is blocking the sky, you shouldn’t have to move the entire vehicle. We designed Tuff Mount so you can adjust the antenna instead.”
Developed for overlanding, remote travel and off-grid work, the Tuff Mount for Starlink combines antenna adjustability with protection, security and multiple mounting options in a compact system.
The molded ABS and aluminum chassis surrounds five sides of the Starlink Mini, helping protect the antenna from weather, branches and trail debris while providing a secure mounting platform.
An integrated locking system helps keep the antenna secured when users step away from their vehicle, campsite or remote setup.
The Tuff Mount can be used on overland rigs, trucks, vans, RVs, boats, trailers, and remote work setups. It’s ideal for off-grid fleet vehicles that venture into job sites where connectivity is vital for productivity.
Users can choose from multiple mounting configurations, with optional accessories providing additional flexibility for different vehicles and environments.
Key Features of the Tuff Mount for Starlink
● Adjust After You Park — Up to 30 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation allow users to fine-tune antenna position without repositioning their vehicle.
● Built for Protection — A molded ABS and aluminum chassis surrounds five sides of the Starlink Mini, helping protect the antenna from weather, branches, trail debris, dust, rain and snow.
● Secure Locking System — An integrated locking system helps keep the Starlink Mini secured when users step away from their vehicle, campsite or remote setup.
● Multiple Mounting Options — The Tuff Mount is designed to accommodate a variety of mounting options such as magnetic feet, suction cups, automotive-grade adhesive, or directly bolted on.
● Made in the USA — Odin Hardware hand-makes each Tuff Mount to order in Issaquah, Washington.
The Tuff Mount is currently available through Odin Hardware for $400. Mounting configurations and accessories are available separately.
Odin Hardware also offers a growing range of accessories for Starlink Mini users, including magnetic and suction mounting options, a carry handle, cable management, a tripod adapter, a weatherproof lock and DC power solutions.
About Odin Hardware
Odin Hardware designs and builds gear for overlanding, outdoor adventure and life beyond the pavement. Founded in the Pacific Northwest by engineers, builders and outdoor enthusiasts, Odin develops products around the practical challenges people encounter when traveling, camping and working in remote environments. Odin products are designed and made with an emphasis on durability, functionality and thoughtful engineering.
For more information, visit odinhardware.com.
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