posted Apr 3, 2013 by jeff

The Hitcase Pro and ChestR transform your iPhone into a trail-worthy action camera, ready for almost any moves you can throw at it. No need to pack a helmet camera for your next adventure--just mount your smartphone and go! I recently tested the Hitcase Pro for...
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posted Jan 18, 2013 by jeff

There are a lot of helmet cameras on the market today and it's amazing to consider how far things have come in just the last couple years. A little over a year ago I tested the Drift HD and really enjoyed it so I was stoked...
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posted May 16, 2012 by maddslacker

I owned the first version of the Contour HD helmet cam., and if I was to use one word to compare the new Roam model to the original it would be: refined. While the original Contour captured great video, it was a bit of a chore to...
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posted Nov 16, 2011 by jeff

Judging by the number of new and improved helmet cameras that hit the market each year, manufacturers are still trying to find the sweet spot where quality, dependability, usability, and affordability intersect. Over the past three years helmet cameras have moved from disappointing to good-enough to......
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posted Apr 20, 2011 by syd

Bike tune up: check. New hydration pack: check. A better way to capture those Kodak moments: CHECK! More and more people are using small video cameras to capture the action on the mountain bike trail and last year I wrote about the GoPro HD helmet camera. I'm...
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posted Jan 7, 2011 by jeff

Helmet cameras for mountain biking are becoming more and more popular every year, thanks to declining costs, smaller form factors, and improved image quality. If you're in the market for a helmet camera to film your MTB exploits, here's what you need to know before you...
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posted Jul 20, 2010 by syd

One cool thing that has taken the mountain bike world by storm is the use of video cameras on the trail. GoPro, one of the original action sports helmet camera companies, has really stepped up once again with the new GoPro HD Helmet HERO. At $299...
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posted Jun 25, 2010 by soezgg

The Drift Innovation X170 cam is a recent addition to the world of portable cameras for action sports. I found this camera to be flexible, easy to use, and a really fun way capture my moments on the mountain bike trail. For starters I really appreciated the...
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posted May 10, 2010 by syd

These days anyone can star in their own mountain bike video thanks to powerful and affordable digital video cameras. With a compact form factor and easy set up, helmet cams allow mountain bikers to give a first-person perspective of the trail. The Epic Wide helmet camera (MSRP...
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posted Aug 25, 2009 by jeff

You know what they say: VOIDH (video or it didn't happen). According to that logic most of us have never actually ridden a mountain bike but that can change with the VholdR ContourHD helmet camera. If you've been thinking about getting a helmet camera for mountain...
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