Motorcycle Helmet Chin Strap Mount Compatible with GoPro Hero 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, (2018), 6, Hero Black, Insta 360, Session, Xiaomi Yi, SJCAM (Blue)

Works great! Wore it for a 3 hr ride held on perfect steady and didn’t move at all

I have a Sedici Modular helmet that isn't totally flat in the front. I purchased adhesives and go pro arms and all that, just to spend a lot of time realizing I can never really get the camera mounted where I wanted it do to the shape of the front of the helmet not being flat. This seems to be the solution. I'll update this review if I find otherwise. I can see why this wouldn't work for some modular helmets that have a center release button that is *pressure based*.. The Sedici has release butttons that seem to move backward and forward to release, so it doesn't seem as if the pressure from the material will engage that button. I'll take it out for a ride, but first impressions are that this solves my problem.Small criticism: The ribbon material is pretty thin, and I could see over time the ribbon material wearing out but shouldn't be too hard to get a stronger material should it need it down the line.

I wanted the chin strap because thats the angle I wanted for my videos, but it was a pain to put on. I don't really take it off of my helmet because I just don't want to deal with it again. But it does hold on pretty tight. Also, I have the bell qualifier dlx mips helmet and the straps push down on the rubber parts of the helmet that help create a seal when the visor is down, so there is a slight draft that comes in. Overall its a decent product.

Affordable and tight! My gopro stays perfect! No complaints!

Had it for a year and strap just broke. The tension on the plastic eventually gave out and cracked. I kept it tight to keep camera from moving.It's ok but just know it won't last

Works great for my little GoPro 5 Session! Easy to take on/off one helmet and move to another if need be!GoPro footage is nice and smooth, and the camera feels quite sturdy when riding! Been up to 70 mph, with no problems.The *Only* things I will gripe on, is that the left over straps will slap your chin if you do not wear a helmet liner or balaclava. Irritating, but I tend to wear a balaclava and it doesn't bother me at all. The other gripe is that the mount straps that wrap over the top of the chin vent will make your visor not seal all the way. It's minimal, but will sound like a kettle at high speeds. Not a big deal for some, but I do not always vlog/record with this mount - just for around town, etc.Pretty good buy if you are looking for a cheap helmet mount option!

Why would you feed the strap over the plastic on both top corners but then feed the bottom strap under the plastic? I didn’t realize this till I’d installed it all the way and started putting on the camera. Realized winds gonna push this thing around and snap that little plastic piece you got holding it there. Since it’s not going over the plastic that’s all that’s holding it. I already cut the extra strap off so I can’t even fix your mess up. Can’t attest for the product itself cause I’m not sure I wanna put my $100+ camera on this thing held back small piece of plastic. Again it would be different if you fed the strap over the plastic, but again. You did not

I have not yet used this item. But it seems to be on there very firmly and it went together pretty easily. I have this on a LC2 adventure helmet. The flip-up visor still snaps so it should work on any sort of a helmet but the same design. There's two little slits on the bottom of the rubber seal of the flip up lens and it fits perfectly. Feels really snug and tight. And you can't beat it for the price I believe it was $16 or maybe I paid less for the used item have yet to use it I can't wait to use it