STUNTMAN 360 High Stability Shoulder Mount for Action Cameras - Fits GoPro, DJI Osmo (Action 5 Pro, 4, 3, 2), Insta360 (Ace Pro, Ace, ONE RS, ONE R), and Others

Helmet mounts are no longer allowed in youth karting. This seemed like the next best option for a POV mount. Impressions after the first weekend was that it worked very well! The mount is sturdy, built well and stayed in place. Mounting at any angle was easy and even with the high vibrations of karting the ball and socket kept the camera angle perfect. The straps and clips seem of high quality. The attached photo is the product on a 60 lbs 8 year old. We had to skip the extension strap but lengthen the main strap all the way. That being said i can say this product will fit anyone from a small child to an adult.

I've been using this primarily for capturing videos. While surfing with my insta 360 x4 camera. You must get a action camera to screw adapter for this to be compatible with an insta360 camera. After I got that, I put in on the farthest peg in the back to the right.It works very well for surfing, keeping the camera out of the way and seems like a better solution for surfing pov than a mouth mount.The reason why I took away a star is because It likes to slide to the front of my shoulder when I'm paddling which starts to hurt after a while, And the strap chafes my left armpit after a while too. This likely depends on the wearers body.I can confidently say though that even after being tumbled around in big waves and slammed into the water, this does not come off and keeps the camera secure. I've been using it for about a month now regularly and it's holding up good.I will update this review should it break or something goes wrong.

This is probably over built and sturdier than most people need especially if you're using a GoPro camera. I'm using mine with a Karma grip and Hero 7 Black, so it mounts perfectly and supports the grip and camera with little or no sliding or shifting. I'm mounting the Karma grip to the front of my shoulder, not the top of the shoulder, and the grip handle hangs down over my chest. Very stable, face does not get in the way of the shot and some have mentioned, as long as its mounted to the front of your shoulder, not the top. So mine is forward and in front of mine somewhat. I can see if it were mounted on the top of the shoulder, your face would get in the way, especially in wide or superview. However, it can be pointed slightly away from your face so you don't end up in your video. This product is expensive, I see the same type products for $10, but I think there would be quite a difference in quality. I paid $39 but I'm certain this one is worth the extra $$ just based on the fit and quality.

I could see how this would come in handy for very specific applications; however, when I put it on was sort of uncomfortable for the Insta360 I was planning to mount.Was super durable plastic with great hardware and straps!

It was well made, and sturdy. Looks like it would hold up during my husbands long days on the job. There was no issue with it other than the size. He couldnt get it adjusted to fit at all. It was so awkward and didnt fot well whatsoever. My husband is 6’ tall and around 230lbs. He’s a bigger guy but not overweight. Maybe it is just meant for someone much smaller. We had to return it.

This shoulder mount has been working great for me. Not quite as comfortable as wearing my GoPro on my chest, but the viewpoint of the chest mount wasn't working for me with my leash-handling for my new dog, so the chest mount is working great!

The mount is comfortable, but it doesn't work well when the user is wearing a full-face motorcycle helmet. As I looked side-to-side at intersections, my helmet kept banging into the camera. Now, it probably works great if the user is wearing a 3/4 or half-helmet, and if the user is a bicyclist, the camera mount will likely not be in any danger of being impacted. One day, I may get to test the mount in one of the above scenarios, but for now, it doesn't work well with a full-face motorcycle helmet.

It's the worst product ever. I started to hook up my camera for a Spartan race. I was going to film just to find out that the mount that is used is loose, so the camera flops around and has zero stabilization. I tried to tighten the bolt as tight as possible and still nothing.