🚲 Nite Ize HandleBand: The Ultimate Universal Bike Handlebar Mount for Smartphones Review

Phone holder works well. The straps that hold the phone in place are an issue if you want to use your screen. You seem to be getting very involved. And it's very tight and difficult to wrap the strap around the phone when it's in a case. I have an iPhone 8 and it's in a protective case. I used it without a case and it works better but it doesn't protect your phone. But it was cheap and stayed in place, so it's not a bad machine. The phone line is in the way, but I don't use my phone when I'm…

I love this product for another reason. Maybe Nite Ize didn't even recognize this use case! I have a bike with integrated Cane Creek brakes on the handlebar cross section, which leaves no room to mount a bike light (like a Magicshine or a Chinese knockoff). This HandleBand product allows me to securely attach my headlight to the stem and hold it slightly over the bars so it shines straight down the singletrack. I bet there are thousands of cyclists or other riders out there who would love to be

PopSockets! I have one on my phone and it's impossible to find mounts that work with it (and nobody mentions it, so buying it online may be a gamble). Look no further! If your phone has a popsocket, YES, this phone mount will work. Perfect. I have a Mate 10 Pro (6.1 x 2.9 inches) and it fits well. It seems really secure and I had no trouble moving it while cycling. The only downside to this is that the two thin silicone straps cover your phone's screen a bit, but for me it's a fair compromise…

Your phone will not fall, trust me. I used it with a Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ for mountain biking. The only downside is that the straps prevent you from fully touching the phone when it's in the strap. I would position it where I can touch the most important things I need. It is very easy to put on and put in and take out the phone. You can stretch it beyond what you might believe and it won't break. Never lost traction no matter how much I stretched it. Will not rust or lose grip in the rain…

I really liked this thing. I have a road bike and this thing attaches to the stem above the headset. I've used it probably 15-20 times and each time it kept my phone steady despite driving some roads that were really bumpy from being sanded down in preparation for repaving. I've used it with an iPhone 6 and an Axon mini phone, which is about the same size. A minor complaint, but not really this group's fault, is that the front of the phone sometimes bangs a little against the steering wheel on…

After a nuclear Armageddon, only a) twinks, b) roaches, c) zombies, and d) these vehicles will survive. On the bright side, zombies and roaches will be able to cruise through the post-apocalyptic wasteland and eat alts without worrying about their smartphones. Serious. These are solid, simple mounts with the only really 'moving part' - the rubber band - failing, which is unlikely unless it is cut. My ONLY criticism, as with other product reviews, relates to the pre-trip upper body workout…