Anyone know of a good shockmount for the HM-1?

I liked the way my AT4033 was held by its shockmount (but that one didn't fit the HM-1), sadly that shockmount broke (need to buy another one of those as well).

Hi all
I wonder if anyone knows of a very high quality shockmount that I can use with an AT4060.

Hi! I just bought a used Blue Bottle mic. And while it sounds amazing, I've just screwed it directly onto a mic stand and I get all the nasty rumble associated with not having a shock mount. The manual makes no mention of a shock mount being available. Do any of you have experience with this?

What's a good shock mount to use with the HM-1?

I have found a good use for my Oktava binder-clip shock mounts - I've made some ho-made bits that lets me used them for a variety of different setups with SD mics. Not wanting to limit my selection of microphones for lack of adequate shock mounts, I'm looking for replacements for the Oktava MK-319 mics.

The Sennheiser 416p (supercardioid shotgun mic) has a shockmount (the rycote one, used for booming) that,however you place the mic, covers a bit of the 'ribbed part' (the part with small openings)..
this must in a way compromise the directivity of the mic right?
It's a industry standard shockmount though..

Do the Royer R-121's come with an adapter so they fit on normal mic stands? My Royer shockmount doesn't fit on normal stands and I can't remember if one was shipped along with the shockmount

This is a rather mundane topic for my first post, but important to me nonetheless.

It seems all of my shock mount elastics have very short shelf lives before they become too stretched out (elastic) or disintegrate (rubber). So far RODE and Shure are my main culprits.

Just got myself a TLM 103 2nd hand.
Now I'll be stuffed if I'm paying the $460 they want here in Oz for a genuine mount.
So does anyone know who makes generic shock mounts?
Thanks
Mark

Anyone using anything other that the $300,00 BLUE shock mount?