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GoPro Helmet Front Mount

Item #: GP-HFM
$14.95
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GoPro Helmet Front Mount

Mount your GoPro to the front of your helmet in a headlamp-like position. Capture forward-facing footage, or adjust the extendable arm so the camera is facing back at you for self-portrait videos and photos. The mount can be removed by heating the adhesive bond with a hair dryer then peeling off mount.

Features
  • Mounts to the front of most helmetsCapture forward-facing footage or self-portrait photos and videos
  • Can be removed by applying heat to adhesive bond
  • Warranty: 1 Year
  • Removable by applying heat to adhesive bond and peeling off mount


Note:Always select a helmet that meets the applicable safety standard when you use with a GoPro helmet mount. Always follow the helmet manufacturer's instructions on safe helmet use.

Compatibility: All cameras

What’s included
  • Curved Adhesive Mount
  • Vertical Quick Release Buckle
  • 2 Extension Arms
  • Thumb Screws
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