This strap mount is solid and well-built. It attaches securely to a helmet and works with GoPro, DJI Osmo Action, Insta360 cameras, and so on. I haven’t used it on a helmet yet since I don’t have one at the moment, but I’m excited to try it once I get a helmet. looks perfect for capturing action shots on rides

This is really cool. It fit nicely on my motorcycle helmet. The straps are adjustable and it was very easy to put on. It keeps the camera in place and stable. Works great with my GoPro HERO13. Seems to be of good quality and durable. Definitely worth it.

Needed a POV Chin Mount Holder for my HJC i90 modular helmet and acquired several. This is the one I have used for the past few months. It’s a K&F Concept Action cam holder, in my case I also used my K&F Magnetic Quick mount for Action5 Pro cameras.I am surprised easy it is to install, and more importantly how stable it is holding A5 Pro. The extended strap had no issue going around the chin bar and over the breath guard. Initially I had my doubts about it working, but after use, I am floored how well it works. I’ve tried both lengths of prong extensions, both short & long. If I use the long. If I place the mount up just a smidge, I can have the straps go around both side of the chin bar and the release operates fine. The rubber protects the finish of the help as well. You will notice I can’t shut the face shield all the way, but I typically ride with it at the first indent, so no worries about that, unless it raise, then a little rain gets in. If I really wanted to center the lens, I would use my RUMSEM chin mount adapter prong extension, and it would be perfect, which is also part of my motorcycle kit, Maybe K&F Concept could include that kind of mount for perfect centering.I really like this ABS resin mount. I am adding this K&F Concept Action Cam mount to my motorcycle camera kit. Thank you K&F Concept!Great value for money. Fits my HJC i90 modular great. Good piece of Kit.

I like this motorcycle camera helmet chin strap mount system and I will be using it with m new Arai full face helmet. These days I think it’s pretty much a given that you should be using a video camera on your motorcycle when riding so this should work out well. The quality of the parts is very good - they are strong, the hardware is solid, and the straps are good quality. I really like that the strap part that goes against the helmet is made of silicone so it shouldn’t scratch or damage anything on the helmet. Installation is very simple and clear. I know there are many options for helmet camera mounts and many use an adhesive type install which I did not want to do, especially on my expensive new helmet. I don’t want any marks, scratches, etc. so this type of glue-less mounting system is perfect. I am just starting out and as soon as I receive my camera I’ll further update my review here using it in real-world conditions. So far, so good and I’m quite happy with how this system works and is made. Definitely a recommend from me as far as quality, simple installation, and ease ability of use. Love that you can install or remove it without any issues.

When mounting to the helmet, depending on which helmet you've purchased, the plastic clasps and the extra straps may press against your face and/or dangle around. The quality of the product itself is extremely solid, and I do like that it isn't a solid, single piece where it mounts and it flexes to the shape of what it is put onto; that detail will apply soon. I like that it came with an extra, extended mount as well for a slight variety in mounting positions/angles. It is very sturdy, the mounting screws and threading don't budge with movement, and it's very sleek. The matte black finish with rubber texturing makes it very nice and grippy. Mounting it to a motorcycle helmet wasn't going how I planned, but instead I decided to mount it to my dog vest, which worked just as well, if not better than mounting it to a helmet. Here are some attached photos, but we will be having fun with the mount! The straps make it very universally applicable, and I'm almost more excited to see what other things I could mount this onto.

I got this to mount a secondary action camera up to a motorcycle helmet that I didn't want to permanently mount anything to (which also has a front vent that would prevent any sort of adhesive chin mount option.)I honestly wasnt expecting it to fit all that well, this was mainly a backup option so that I could get another angle with the camera.Well, surprise surpise!!! This actually fit really well!! Not only that, it was super easy to mount, and even though the straps do pass out the front visor opening (of course), they only barely just block the visor from fully closing down (it closes for the most part, you just can't fully click it shut).The staps do not block any part of the helmet fitting or view, and it holds the camera very securely, and thr mount itself does not shift around so it won't marr up the helmet either. Where the camera mounts on the assembly is also low enough to be below the field of view as well.It came with all the parts needed to fit an action cam with typical mounts, just lock it in and go!!Overall this was a good pick!!

This mount kit comes with what's needed to mount your go pro or insta 360 to any full face helmet with chin protection. The mount has two straps and a nice rigid backing plate with a grippy foam liner. This will securely hold your camera even in high wind and shaky conditions.

I have received 2 products from K&F and have been very pleased with both. The quality of their products is solid, and they do what they advertise. I was pleasantly surprised to receive two mounts with this each with a different stand-off height, depending on your helmet and preferred customization. This is a nice addition to my Go-pro riding kit.

Key Features:- Stable POV filming, shock-proof, anti-slip Y-shaped ABS base with dual buckles minimizes camera shakes,- Ensures clear footage during dynamic activities like motorcycling, cycling, or skiing.- Easy to use, adjustable quick-release buckle allows quick installation/removal and fits various full-face helmet sizes without scratching.- Wide compatibility supports action cameras with claw interfaces and 1/4" screw mounts.- Affordable & Lightweight, budget-friendly ($15–$25), under 100g, ideal for casual adventurers and content creators.Things to consider- Strap threading can be tricky on complex helmets and may not fit open-face or oversized helmets perfectly.- Budget build may show signs of wear faster than more premium materials.- Minor parallax in footage; inverted setup needed for some Insta360 models.Great value for stable POV/DIY shots in casual to intermediate use, but for heavy-duty or more pro needs can vary by user, especially in more extreme weather conditions (cold/heat), as it could affect the quality, possibly degrading the materials faster than expected.

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.