Revo Wrist Mount with 360° Adjustment for GoPro

I've read bad reviews of this wrist mount, but it worked goof for me, easy to use but tricky system to turn. Not the same quality as Go Pro brand.

Not as heavy-duty as I had hoped, but think it would be a good mount for low-impact use. Make sure to use the slider lock when rotating! (see #2 below). 1. Wanted to get a wrist mount for snowboarding, and thought this one looked like it would be stable with the neoprene band. Worked well until I took my first spill - the two tabs broke which held the rotary piece, and my camera went flying. It had held up just fine when I wore it around prior to snowboarding (as I ate lunch it bumped into the table a couple of times, etc). 2. Caution: instead of reading instructions, I gave the mechanism a good twist to reposition the angle - thought it was held in place by a spring lock. I was wrong, there is a little slider lock. Apparently I had sheared off all of the teeth on one side of the slider lock (saw this after it broke during snowboarding) - after this happened the slider lock would only loosely engage, the camera would rattle back and forth, and the lock could be bumped out of position rather easily. Prior to shearing off the teeth, the camera did seem very stable, with no shake/rattle of the rotating piece. Based on the amount of force applied to shear off the teeth, I'd expect the mount to work just fine for normal low-impact uses (for users who realize it is a slider lock! haha). Would I buy again? If I want a mount to wear during travel, walking around town, or hiking - yes. I like the ability to rotate the camera, and think it would be a handy storage place when not filming. However, I would recommend attaching a tether strap/cord around the base of the camera case and through the plastic loop that the velcro strap passes through (e.g. during travel would prevent someone from snatching/breaking it off your wrist, or for hiking would keep the camera from falling down a slope in case the mount breaks during a stumble). For snowboarding, I think I'll pony up and pay for the name brand GoPro wrist mount.

I was using this while paddle boarding on a muddy river in Hawaii. The GoPro got bumped during maneuvering and the circle part on the wrist mount that mounts into the wrist strap just came loose and the GoPro fell off. Luckily in bounced on the board twice and I snagged it or it would've been a goner if it hit the water.

The swivel base broke after first day of use.� I thought I could just pop it back into place, but it did not stay. . . The wrist band was great.