Dango Design Gripper Mount - Universal Clamp Mount for Action Cameras, Use as a Mount on Motorcycle, Powersports Helmets & More - Bomber Blue

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This device is awesome! Very well made, sturdy, and grips to the helmet very tightly. Even has the air port hole found on motocross helmets. Picture is the unit mounted on a Klim Carbon Pro helmet.

I bought this knowing that it probably wasn't the best mount for my helmet, with my neotec 2 its not perfect having said that it still does what it meant to. A couple of issues it crushes the chin guard so at speed it lets air in . Also, it will slip a little when down and if you bend your head down to look at the ground it catches on the top of my chest, but when it's on my full-face helmet it's an absolute godsend doesn't restrict the putting on and removal of the helmet and its a brilliant bit of kit and would buy it again its expensive for what it is but works very well with the correct helment and is well built

I had to use a short extension as I was utilizing a secondary battery and due to the depth I could get the ideal angle. Other than that it’s rock solid.

Overall I'd give the Mount a 4 out of 5 star. It clamps to the helmet tightly without damaging the helmet when connected, there is also a strap to connect to your chin strap so that if it does come off you won't lose the mount & camera connected to the item & the clamp is very easy to take off the helmet & put on & there is no adhesive to stick to the helmet & no straps that run underneath the helmet that prevent the sheild from closing all the way. I used my go pro while clamped on my helmet while riding my ZX10R about 70-80mph & it stayed on fine & didn't move around. I'll have to see how it holds u in the long run. the only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is because of the price at $50. that is alot for this & also the part of the clamp that runs underneath the helmet where the chin rests rubs up against my chin but I'm not going to have this clamped to my helmet all the time so I'll manage I guess.