I once tried to make a DIY version of this whist cycling in Bali and I noticed a problem- when you lean forward and sit up, the angle changes. Now, the more you leave it to gravity the less that is a problem, but this is a relatively fixed angle so is it better or worse?A bit of both. Firstly, it's super well made. The neck band is weighty but not super heavy. The material is grippy but not abrasive, and the band is malleable like those tripods that you can bend the legs to any shape.I do feel like the attachment section is a bit cumbersome. You attach your action camera to the regular mount on one side but the end end is a circle that pushes then twists into the neck band. It's angled to start with to avoid looking download but ability to change the angle is limited. That's why they give you a second mounting accessory that is super configurable but is just a bit big and it's all far from discrete if that's what you were hoping for.So does it solve the problem of the angle changing when you lean forward or sit up more straight? Not really. There is no stabilising gyroscope or anything fancy, but having the action camera mount means you can adjust it, however you need to loosen the screw etc, so it's not something you'll be able to adjust frequently or with one hand.