Better variation of a similar mount I've had. I really like the quick disconnects on this one. Mounts like these always leave a crack in your visor, so I don't typically leave it attached unless filming. My previous one of these was a pain to take on/off and resulted in me not using it as much.The straps are ok quality, the plastic is hard backed with rubber, it doesn't grip the best to sharp helmet contours in my opinion they really should use something softer to allow a more universal fit. That said on my helmet the hold and fit is enough, it presses my wind guard down a bit in the upper portion, kind of annoying with a bit more wind noise but I can sneak the straps between the lower guard. As all of these they can sag and shake a bit if not tightened down but hard to negate this. I always snug before a ride and the straps hold pretty firm I haven't experienced obnoxious loosening problems but overtime these do slowly slip.I find this camera position is one of my favorites; I use a 360 cam, and this creates a nice wide angle encompassing the bars and road. If I stick the camera out you can see a good bit behind and to the side of yourself as well. The position is much better than a chest mount, those you can barely see the road on a sport bike. Your head also acts as a natural gimbal using this type of mount, and with a GoPro or similar one direction cam will point where your looking which is huge.In all, this is a great way to temporarily take some videos, no complaints, and I appreciate the multiple mounts; I can always use more ways to position.