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- Wear your GoPro HD HERO orHD HERO2 camera like a watch with the GoPro HD HERO Wrist Housing
- This GoPro HD HERO Wrist Housing features an adjustableVelcrop strap to keep your camera flat against your wrist during your activity,perfect for video and photo opportunities that occur at times when conventionalcameras are too inconvenient to use or car
- 1 year UK warranty
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Manufacturer's Description
Perfect for surfing or snorkeling, hiking or climbing, the HD Wrist Housing makes it easy to have a camera on hand for video and photo opportunities that occur at times when traditional cameras are too inconvenient to use or carry. No pockets? No problem if you are wearing the HD Wrist Housing.The housing can also be strapped to gear such as kayak paddles and the leading edge of kitesurfing kites. This allows the kitesurfer to film their entire session looking down from above, as though they had a private helicopter camera crew following them while they surf. The HD Wrist Housing has an adjustable neoprene strap that fits a range of sizes from a child's wrist to fitting over the ski jacket sleeve of an adult.
Product Description
Features:1 HD Wrist Housing1 Neoprene and VelcroTM Wrist Strap (One Size Fits All)Wear your HD HERO camera on your wrist like a watchPerfect for surfing or snorkeling, hiking or climbing.The water housing is waterproof to 180'/60 metersadjustable neoprene strap
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I've got virtually every accessory to go with the GoPro HD, and I figured this would be useful for ...something. My thought was diving/spearfishing. The first one I received was broken (not the housing, but the little black clasp that locks it together). Amazon exchanged it and have now used it a couple of times. It's good enough and does what you'd expect, but I just don't see how you'd get any decent footage with it. The viewing position/angle of the camera is fixed, so once it's attached to your wrist it can only look in one of two directions (depending on how you orient it.)
It would be far better if the housing sat on something that would pivot/turn, that way it wouldn't matter how you attach it to to your wrist, you could adjust the viewing position - e.g., it could look straight down your arm, for instance.
Unless you have a really specific need for this, I'd stick with e.g., the head strap.
It would be far better if the housing sat on something that would pivot/turn, that way it wouldn't matter how you attach it to to your wrist, you could adjust the viewing position - e.g., it could look straight down your arm, for instance.
Unless you have a really specific need for this, I'd stick with e.g., the head strap.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
As a filmmaker, I'm always trying to come up with new ways to do things. This piece of kit, although not perfect, does one job pretty well:
I've been shooting ariel shots of ballet using this bad boy. It's perfect for strapping around a fly bar - and with the Battery BacPac you can shoot continuously in 720p 60fps for about 4.5 hours - which it needs to as obviously you have to start recording long before the curtain rises.
Now, the Go Pro isn't perfect for this job - it's fixed focus is a little short - and this housing needs a little work to make it safe - a little cable tie across the rubber clasp is what I used as for some reason the rubber tie is not made tight enough. However, it saves me using up a 3M sticky mount every time I use it in a new space - and I think the techies see it as more secure than something held on by sticky tape! Even though we all know those sticky mounts really stick.
All in all, if you can find the right use for it, this is a pretty cool way of mounting your GoPro in unusual places. I'm sure I'll think of more... :)
I've been shooting ariel shots of ballet using this bad boy. It's perfect for strapping around a fly bar - and with the Battery BacPac you can shoot continuously in 720p 60fps for about 4.5 hours - which it needs to as obviously you have to start recording long before the curtain rises.
Now, the Go Pro isn't perfect for this job - it's fixed focus is a little short - and this housing needs a little work to make it safe - a little cable tie across the rubber clasp is what I used as for some reason the rubber tie is not made tight enough. However, it saves me using up a 3M sticky mount every time I use it in a new space - and I think the techies see it as more secure than something held on by sticky tape! Even though we all know those sticky mounts really stick.
All in all, if you can find the right use for it, this is a pretty cool way of mounting your GoPro in unusual places. I'm sure I'll think of more... :)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
The only good way of captuing scuba, put on your wrist and use as if you're showing the fish your watch, pefect for a drift dive (if the reef is on the correct side!) holds your camera safe. Originally designed for surfing, you can hold and still keep balanced.
Would be 5 stars but needs to use the standard mount so that you can use the 3D housing on your wrist in the same way (although would perhaps make it quite a bit more bulky than a dedicated mount).
Would be 5 stars but needs to use the standard mount so that you can use the 3D housing on your wrist in the same way (although would perhaps make it quite a bit more bulky than a dedicated mount).
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