🎒 Versatile Backpack Shoulder Strap Mount Camera for GoPro Hero 10 Black, Hero 9/8/7/6/5/4/3+ and more Action Cameras: Adjustable Shoulder Pad | 360 Degree Rotating Base | Compatible with OSMO Action, Xiaoyi 4K Review

great action camera mount as an alternative to high end Peak Design products or other products. Velcro is strong, 360 degree fastening, and the film is strong and durable.

Received this as an alternative to wearing a GoPro on my head and it seems like a good alternative. Haven't used it yet, looks good and is of good quality. I didn't realize the package it was in was a ziplock bag so I cut it open. I wish there was something on the bag to let you know. Still worth 5 stars.

Worked great with my GoPro Hero 8 on a Colorado hike. Gave 4 stars for durability only because I couldn't tighten the shoulder strap on my backpack and it slipped off sometimes because my backpack straps are a bit smaller than regular backpack straps. I only had to tighten the backpack a bit and the binding didn't slip off too much. With regular size backpack straps, this product has 5 stars.

At first I was a bit worried about what I might get. It is made of very strong materials, very strong velcro material, well constructed and finished. A very durable TimbukTu shoulder bag that I made from real gravel truck tarp. It is not thin or flexible. Stays in place and keeps the camera where it's supposed to be. The QR buckle and rotating base are strong and fixed/adjustable. Exactly what I was hoping for!

Bought this to record all my hikes and it holds my GoPro camera perfectly. This hands-free option is way better than a chest. I don't use the pen mount or other accessories that come with it, I use the GoPro mount to mount it. You need to make sure the camera is at the right angle. Your video will obviously be off-center. I've seen people complain that it only attaches to thick straps, but it works great with my camelbak, no complaints here. Overall the quality is great, especially for the…

I thought it was a fairly reliable product but certainly not perfect. The velcro is pretty strong and will hold your GoPro securely, but as others have said, if your GoPro doesn't have a strong stabilizer, expect your video to be pretty shaky. I gave it 4 stars because it securely attaches your GoPro to your backpack strap; I personally put it on a strap that goes across my chest to keep the video centered, but I haven't tried mounting it in the shoulder area because I feel it would be too…

I used it in combination with a climbing harness to test stability before the upcoming hike. Using the smallest device in hopes of keeping the center of gravity closer to the shoulder still allows for excessive walking motion. I've tried adjusting the gimbal settings but haven't found enough tweaks yet to reduce the amount of movement in the video. I've tried adjusting the mount up and down and I've also tried tightening the velcro, but to no great extent. The only way to compensate for this…