the t.bone SSM 7 Shock Mount

You can put a shure sm57 or other dynamic microphone into it after opening the capsule for it, this improves the sound of the microphone very well.

Don't know why these aren't more ubiquitous.

I use it with a Se SE8 for singing at the piano, and with a Beta 57 when talking to people on VOIP chats.

Shock-mounts and filters plosives efficiently without being bulky. A lot less clumsy and awkward-looking than a typical studio pop filter on a goose neck, specially on camera.

Build quality on these seems good enough (although not amazing). I tested them with Beyerdynamic M201's. The pop filter prevents plosives as effectively as the Beyerdynamic wind sock, and it's smaller and less obtrusive than I expected from the images, which was a nice surprise. The shockmount protects very well against rumbles, bumps of the stand etc compared to a regular clamp. Only minor inconvenience is it doesn't come with a thread size adapter. Still seems like a good deal for the money, provided it stands the test of time.

I've bought it mainly to try it with dynamic mic SE v7.
And...it fits. Barely. There are only 2-3 mm from mic grill to the pop filter.
But... It works. And works great.
This mount have a very low profile.