Can this camera fit any kind of helmet or this is some specific ones? I am planning to get a snow helmet with a camera, I hope this is the right one.
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I can't add a pic sadly but the mount that is included has a base with double sided tape and a safety cord. the base is about 2 inches across and flat. so you could mount it on a relatively flat surface on your helmet and attach the safety cord as a backup. it also includes 2 extra double sided tape refills for future use.
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Hi I have no idea if that would work, either the helmet or shield would/might have fitment issues. I honestly cant see a good match there. but you can try and share the results.
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Dear customer, Thank you for your email. Here is the template, print it out so you can see which size fits. Our website clearly states which sizes fit which cameras that are known, any other camera at this point is unknown plus there is a template which can be printed. I'm sorry if it is confusing. Since we do not own every camera on the market the simplest way is to print out a template, place it over the lens of your camera to see if it fits, otherwise a ruler can be used to measure the diameter: file:///C:/Users/PNC/Desktop/MagFilter-template_1024x1024.jpg Thank You
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If worn under the helmet, I would say no, simply because of where the camera is located (take a close look at the picture to see what I mean). If you want to fit it over, I'm not sure about the size and I cannot give you an answer because I don't have it with me now. Maybe a fellow past purchaser can chime in now... ?Another option (for quite cheap) is the mount strap for vented bicycle helmets. Of course, this serves one single purpose and cannot be mounted to your head like the Smatree Head Strap.
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I don't know about Snowboard helmets, but I never got to the point of trying out the camera, so wrapped up I was in figuring out how to mount it to my MOTORCYCLE helmet. Turns out...I can't. (Here's hoping someone else who wants the same info looks up this forum; two days after receiving mine, I arranged to return it because of this issue.) The goggle mount is useless, because it looks like it'd require me to wear the camera INSIDE the helmet. In that case, the helmet would completely block the camera...assuming there's even room to wear it there. And the other included mount, a flat mount, is no good, because, as you stated, the helmet isn't flat; mine is curved. And on the company's website, the only other mounting kits are a handlebar mount for bicycles, a mount for BICYCLE helmets, an adhesive windshield mount, and an adapter for whatever other mounts the user might already have. Even ignoring "bicycle" versus "motorcycle," the windshield and handlebar mounts are useless to me, because I want something that can record where I look, not fixed in one place on the bike. Besides, I expect to replace my helmet every so often, and most of these mounts rely on adhesives. Even the best adhesive only works the best the first time it's applied. And I SHOULDN'T have to purchase a replacement for the adhesive pad every time I change cameras. A clip, such as I use to attach my radio to my helmet (inserted between the outer shell and the inner shell), would have made a lot more sense. But no clip, and it doesn't look like the "Universal Mount Adapter" would work on that, either.... But I'm certainly not about to buy and keep something only to have to buy another accessory to make it work. Especially not when this information wasn't available on the product page....
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Check the differences in their main page. Link: http://gopro.com/cameras/hd-helmet-hero-camera/
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Yes, they make different accessories for about every type of mount. They make an helmet mount or even to your bicycle. Search for Mobius helmet mount. This is a great camera.
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It comes with a hard plastic, contoured base peice that uses 2 sided 3M sticky pad to adhere to a hard helmet. My daughter races mini atv's and I mounted it to her helmet so we could review races. The front and rear cameras are nice to have but the video quality is not nearly as nice as others. The mic is far too sensitive as well. The wind noise almost drowns out her 2 stroke motor. I have heard that a small pc of foam over the mic can help with this but havent tried it. If you dont absolutely have to have a front and rear cam, I would recommend a different camera. Preferably one with bluetooth so you can make sure your cam(s) are aimed correctly. The feild of view is also considerably smaller on both cams so proper aiming is KEY if you want to get footage you can enjoy. Hope this helps.
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i had an old polariod camera that was pretty small. it fit but when i was more than 10 ft down the was soft and compressed so it wouldnt work properly. for the specific camera u asked about i dont know because i dont have that one. we did end up buying a waterproof shock proof camera that we like to use much better. its easier and worth the 250 or so we paid for it plus its a good every day camera.
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I think the answer would be yes, but I wonder if your head bounce from the ride would be almost too much for decent viewing comfort. I have adapted several of the various mounts supplied by GoPro for that camera to handle bars, flat surfaces, hats, etc. I think you may be better off to purchase one of the accessory kits from GoPro and make an adaption from that using glue or screws ... I know, I know, nobody wants to do that to their helmet and this strap thing just may be the trick. What the heck, it's pretty cheap, give it a try!
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Actually, I'm a mountain biker. The camera has never sweeped out, disatached or moved out of the position that I have seted on the helmet, even on high speeds(70km/h) riding on a very irregular terrain. Hope it helps.
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Looking at the size of the clip, probably not. I used it mainly for mounting a camera to the brim of my baseball cap, and once on the strap of my daypack while camping. I had a hard time getting the clip to fit on my backpack strap, so I'm not sure where it would mount on a helmet.
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I've not used it with the Go-pro,, but it it looks like the camera would mount on the middle stud of the visor, the extra wieght there may be a little annoying ( depending on what version of Go-pro you have). I've alwasy mounted my camera top center of the helmet,
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Thanks Jose! I will check on the other helmets with sizing features. This helps a lot!
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YES. I have that exact combination and used it successfully in the Bahama's for a Segway rental. Video came out awesome. The strap holds the camera very snug on the helmet.
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Don't get the helmet. It is just too damn big. I still use it. I feel safe with it. I am too cheap to splurge on a new one yet but it is dorky bigggggg. i am not sure about the size and I am too lazy right now to check for you. Good luck. If you do get it, it is a decent helmet.
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Although I never have attached it to a bike helmet I would say it could be with minor mods. It comes with a helmet attachment which I am sure would work. I'm guessing you want to attach it side by side with a Go Pro camera for some sort of night photgraphy.