Full Face Helmet Chin Mount for GoPro

Works perfectly! You are able to adjust the clip so the camera can be attached right side up or upside down. It fits pretty securely, but can seem a bit wobbly if it's not tightened all the way to your helmet. It's useful to utilize the rubber band to hold down the excess strap so it doesn't flap towards you.Everything was easy to connect, packaging and delivery were flawless. Perfect for a chin area view. Camera view is where you turn your head. You can also see the speedometer of your motorcycle, as well as a "fish-eye lens" type look while riding, showing the road in front of you, as well as peripherals.I'm very happy with it! These are hard to find!

Works really well!The metal clasp for the locking mechanism is a bit suspect - it is not robust at allDon't expect this thing to scream high quality, I think it's overpricedBut it does a great job holding my GoPro on the chin just like it shows

It's amazing, realy.Looks so simple and it works great.It took about 5 minutes the fist time to install it on my helmet. And for me i ride a Honda ST1300 Pan European, its no problem that my screen is a tiny bit open.It looks and feels very solid.if you want a fastening on your helmet for the Gopro and do not want to stick stickers or drill holes in your helmet. Then this is the solution. Also easy to change with another helmet.

This mount is ok, it works as advertised, but the cheapo plastic buckles get loosened over the course of a ten minute ride. This whole getup looks like it cost less than a dollar's worth of materials and slowly works it's way downwards, crapping all over your video.Had they chose to spend the extra five cents on the buckles, this would have been a much happier purchase. I've tried mounting it on three different sized helmets and the results are the same on all of them.If this had a retail of 15 bucks, then I wouldn't have any gripes, but for 40 dollars this was a rip-off of a knock off.Even though I got some great footage of the top of my bike (instead of the oncoming road) I really enjoyed the motovlogging experience and will keep trying to get this to work.Bonus Tip: The skeleton case makes for hella bad noise.

Worth the price, here's my product review - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yapu3kSFSE - not sure what all the complaining is about, it goes on super easy. You'll not want to keep taking it on and off, however. I LOVE that there is no adhesive nonsense to muck up my nice shiny helmet. That was my initial draw to this. Works perfectly, get some great video out of it. Check out my youtube product review.

Personally I hated this. The straps were rubbing against my chin the whole time, The mount covers my front vent (though I knew that when I bought it), I also figured I would not be able to close my visor but did not realize how loud the whistling would be from having my visor slightly open, the angle was not high enough unless I wanted to mount it upside down and risk it falling out if luck was against me. The mount also felt pretty cheap for a 40 dollar mount, I feel that's how much GoPro would charge if they made one but it would be substantially better. The final problem was the air coming in to my helmet ruined my audio while I was recording my ride. This mount will work for you if you don't mind extra air on your eyes and face, aren't recording audio inside of your helmet, and don't mind the extra noise, and I'm not just being sarcastic about that. If those problems don't bother you then I'm sure it will work fine for you. For me it was absolutely not what I needed.

I used this mount for several rides (all the way to Death Valley!) and found a couple of problems that have me changing to a side helmet mount for my GoPro Hero 3. First, I did not get a good angle after the first use and found the GoPro was pointed too far down to get a good picture from the camera. The solution is to put the mount on so that the GoPro' fits from the bottom (worrisome in terms of losing the camera) with the camera upside down so you can angle it up with the GoPro mount. The insurmountable problem is that, for me, and I suspect most others, my visor would not close tightly. This increased wind noise to unacceptable levels and let in so much air so that my eyes watered badly when riding in the cold. I don't see a way around this, as the straps on this mount fit right where your visor must close. I suppose some helmets could fit differently, but you want an air tight fit with your visor, so I don't see it. I'm putting on my side mount today with the standard GoPro mounting pieces.

This mount was alluring to me because my Sedici helmet has all kinds of curves and dips on the sides of it, and there is a big vent right in the front (precisely where one would use a curved GoPro mount on the chin). I also had to remove the wind guard from the chin of my helmet to accommodate it. This didn't bother me too much, as my beard sometimes gets caught when I try to remove the helmet with the chin wind guard in place. However, the sheen wore off as soon as I hit 25 MPH. It let so much wind through the visor that I literally had to pull off the road, stop my recording, and remove the mount. Fortunately, I was en route to Best Buy where I got an appropriate solution. One that had nothing to do with using this mount. Great idea, but a damn waste of money. I was able to rig up a better mount setup with a couple of proprietary GoPro kits: Front Helmet Mount set and the Extra Parts set with a total cost of only $33 ($15 and $18 respectively). This thing cost me 40 bucks and the material is super cheap and flimsy looking. Kind of wish I read some reviews first, but that's totally on me. Won't recommend. Won't buy again. Won't buy from this manufacturer.

ライダー目線での撮影はこれですね！センター振り分けで撮影出来て視界を遮らないタイプはこれですね。価格も下がってきているみたいです。本体の周りに布カバーを縫い付けてキズ予防しております。