Chesty for All GoPro Cameras

It is very good, to make good recordings on the dirt bike

Another gopro accessory that looks so dumb and bulky but with the action camera2, oh its perfect.

I love the GoPro Chest mount. Mine looks a little different, there is not snap on front part as it looks in this photo but, I like the way my version looks more. it' steady and great quality.

❗ Read And you'll get a laugh at my pictures >:) I give it 3 out of 5 because when you adjust the width to the Max if you're a big guy it's OK but adjusting it up-and-down if you're just too low and you're a big guy it's gonna make it looks like you have boob It will make you feel uncomfortable because people will be staring at you If I knew there was going to in the happening I would've got the headgear instead

I love it!! I used it everytime I go biking with friends.

Easy to use. Good quality material.... perfect harness that’s also comfortable to wear while running.

_____ *Pros: -Ready to use out of the box with just little adjustment. -Holds my action cameras securely. -The straps are stretchy and comfortable. -The quick-release clip makes it fast and easy to unbuckle. _____ *Cons: -None Ever since I restarted riding bicycles this year and going out on trails with my family, I've been searching for ways to securely mount my two action cams (Rylo 360, GoPro Hero 8 Black) on my person where the video angle could capture the "action" and still be well-stabilized and less prone to wind noise. After much research and experimenting with other types of mounts (hat mount, handlebar mount), I decided on a chest mount as my preferred option. Although a chest-mount option doesn't give as wide of an angle as a hat or helmet mount, it made my recordings more vibration- and wind noise-free. GoPro's Chesty wasn't my first option when it comes to chest mounts due to its relatively high price. After reading through numerous customer reviews for other brand chest mounts and seeing all the downsides and compromises in both performance and comfort, I decided to pony up some extra coin and buy the GoPro Chesty. I'm happy to say that the GoPro Chesty has been worth every penny. The chest mount was practically all set up out of the box and required little strap adjustment from me. The big and easy-to-grip sliding buckle clicks in and slides out smoothly and quickly, and the straps are wide enough to not place too much pressure on your shoulder making it comfortable to wear for hours at a time. How clean and well-stabilized your footage is depends on your action cam - the better the sensor and stabilization tech it has, the cleaner your video will look. When testing with both my Rylo 360 and GoPro Hero 8 Black action cams, both of them produced very clear and shake-free footage that captured the dynamics of my rides and nearby riders. I even tried the Chesty when riding on my e-scooters and the results were also excellent. Despite the scooters having relatively smaller tires (8" to 10" on the scooter versus 24" to 26" on the bikes) and suspensions with less travel, the footage from my chest viewpoint looked great. The GoPro Chesty may be double or triple the price of those generic ones you can find in the marketplace but I'd still highly recommend it. It has better build quality and fit-and-finish, and it's very ergonomic and comfortable. 5 stars.

I like the offset of the mounting of the camera, aligning the lens into the center of the body. Because GoPros, except the Session series, have there lens offset; thus, bring the view back into balance. Other third party brands don't offer this setup and the resulting footage is annoying (more of one arm than the other). The first picture is of the third party chest mounting and the second shot is from the GoPro chest mount. The only thing I don't like about this harness is that it is made in China as with a lot of things these days. I prefer American brands to be made here in the USA. Regardless of that, I believe it is worth the money, especially if you like the chest mounted view.