Fits well and doesn’t distort or disrupt images when being used. Good quality and stability. Simple and effective and decent value for money.

This K&F Concept chin mount works perfectly on my full-face downhill helmet.It feels secure and solid whether I’m using my GoPro Hero 12 or my older Hero Session.The mount grips well thanks to the anti-slip silicone pad, and the shape fits neatly on the front chin area without any wobble or discomfort.The view you get is brilliant — a proper first-person perspective that’s more immersive than my chest or top mount.Easy to fit, well-built, and it stays put even during fast, bumpy rides.A great little mount that’s well worth it.

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The K&F Concept motorcycle helmet chin mount is a smart, sturdy option for anyone filming with a GoPro, Insta360, or DJI camera. The non-slip silicone base holds firmly in place, and the adjustable strap fits securely around different helmet types. It’s lightweight yet durable, providing stable footage even on rough rides.The flexible design allows for easy angle adjustments, and the overall setup feels very reliable. Perfect for bikers, vloggers, and adventurers who want a smooth, stable recording experience without worrying about the camera shifting mid-ride.

I have a Cahberg Duke helmet, which is a flip up. A mate of mine who has a flip helmet has a similar mount to this and he was able to install his mount upside down to still be able to access the flip release button, but this has a longer 'Y' shaped base so even upside down it covers the flip release button.I finally accepted that I could only use my helmet as a full face (which TBF is the way it's worn when I'm riding), but even when installed the right way up, my Cahberg has an angular chin mount (not rounded) and a windguard which I needed to remove to get it to fit, even with the windguard removed it doesn't quite sit right on the angular shaped chin, it's better suited to a rounded chin.I'm due a new helmet soon anyway, so instead of choosing another Cahberg, I'll probably go with an HJC as their more rounded at the front and they have a catch underneath the chin instead off a flip release button.The straps are a bit long and with the chin guard removed do flap about a bit inside the helmet as I get wind under the chin and through the gap where the visor doesn't quite close properly with the strap preventing it from 'snapping' shut, this seems to cause turbulence inside the visor and around my mouth. Might sound like a small thing as I can cut the straps down, but even so turbulence inside my helmet around my face is costing it a star.

Being K&F this us a pretty well made, quality item in the main part.It's easy to fit and was secure on my mtb full face chin bar (tld stage) once the straps were tightened, though is better suited to chin bars that have a more curved front.The various extension arms etc are standard cheapo GoPro style ones, do a job, but also utterly superfluous because you mount your cam upside down direct to it. Plus it seems to be short one thumb screw to be able to use all the arms.£14.44 (Sept '25) isn't too bad value Imo, but better it was cheaper and less extension arms.

Whilst this mount does the job, there are a couple of improvements that K&F Concept could make for future models:

Value-ease of use

Doesn’t work well with my helmet. I cant fully close the visor with this on which leads to a ton of wind noise. It’s good as a cheap, temporary solution, but it’s not ideal if you plan on doing a lot of filming. This is a good option for something temporary if you don’t want to use adhesives on your helmet.I received great customer service from the seller with an issue I had.I was using this with a bell lithium helmet

Works great for chin mount but I’d say go with under visor, looks better on video