About the Escort StickyCup
Mount your Escort radar detector with confidence
Mount your Escort radar detector with confidence
Escort's StickyCup windshield mount features a semi-sticky gel ring on the cup surface that'll keep your Escort detector securely in place on your windshield. This low-profile mount's oversize cup adheres to glass like nobody's business, even in extreme weather conditions. During installation, you can use the mount's thumb wheel to align the angle of the mount with your windshield to keep the detector within easy reach and in your line of sight. Warranty: 1 year.
Important Note: This StickyCup is compatible with many Escort windshield radar detectors that feature a "release" button, including the wireless Solo S4. It will not work with the Escort Passport Max, Max2, or Max 360 — see this mount for those. For other current or recent Escort windshield radar detectors, check out the EZ Mag Mount.
What's in the box:
- Sticky Cup suction cup mount for select Escort radar detectors
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Overview: This Escort StickyCup mount is designed exclusively for use with the Escort Solo S4 radar detector, and other detectors that use a release button.
Gel Ring: The StickyCup has a semi-sticky gel ring on the suction cup surface that greatly improves adhesion to the windshield. By filling in imperfections on the windshield mounting surface, the gel ring dramatically improves performance and attachment force. Using the provided rotary knob, the angle of the detector can be adjusted to the pitch of the windshield for best performance. The suction cup has a tab that releases the suction cup from the windshield when pulled.
Dimensions: The StickyCup mount has a 2.48" diameter suction cup. The metal mounting bracket is 2" long and 1" wide. The bracket slides into a slot on the compatible detector, and locks into place.
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