I use my Peak Design - Capture clip to hold my camera when I go for hikes. I dislike camera straps around the neck and continually getting the camera out of a backpack is a pain. I have tried the clip on both the shoulder strap and belt and think that the belt is the most comfortable. (I have walked distances of 15 miles and more and not had an issue).I use it to hold a Canon EOS R and 24-240mm lens. The camera just hangs there, does not interfere with walking and is instantly available when I want to take a photo. Also means I have both hands free while hiking.I have replaced the ball head on my tripod, and the quick release my monopod, for ones that that accept the Arca plate. This means the plate does not need to be removed to put the camera on a tripod.I have tried the clip with multiple straps and have not had an issue of getting it to fit.Only downside is the cost, but it works well and seems to be well made.

I bought this camera strap just to try it and turns out it works very well for me. I do a fair amount of hiking and was looking for a better way to use my camera while wearing a back pack. It took a little practice but I used it on my last hike and the camera strap performed very well. I'd give a 5 rating but my 1 complaint is that it is not easily reversible from using on you left shoulder to your right shoulder. You see when I hike, I use a hiking stick that also doubles as a monopod for my camera. I use my hiking stick in my right hand and don't want to have the camera dangling on my right side. Luckily I was able to figure out how to reverse the underarm strap so I could wear the strap on my right shoulder. I think the company should think about redesigning the strap to make it reversible. The piece that is on my shoulder is actually backwards now but it works for me so I guess I am satisfied.

Easy to use out of the box. Has some basic directions which is all you need. Super clear picture even with it super zoomed in.

This is the most adaptable tripod I've ever seen.First off, It's extremely tall. I'm 6'3", and when it's fully deployed I can't reach the camera button to take a picture. If I wanted to get a crane shot with whatever I had on hand, this is what I would use. I might actually get some use out of the remote I purchased with my camera years ago.The monopod option feels a bit gimmicky, but if I had just enough room to take one (pod?) with me and felt like I might need a tripod, or a monopod, this is really the only thing I've ever seen that can be both.It has a 90 degree joint so I can get those top down product shots, and it even comes with a ball mount so I don't have to attach my own head. Speaking of the ball mount, it has a great smooth motion, so if I wanted to (and you have steady enough hands) I could use it as a steady axis for panning and tilting motion shots.On top of all that, the legs splay way out, so not only can I get extremely high shots, I can use this as a very low tripod that holds the camera inches away from the ground. With the 90 degree elbow arm, I can even hold the camera out to the side, and swing it upside down with the ball mount holding it at nearly ground level.The legs deploy fairly well. I've used legs with smoother action, but they're not bad.It's light and with the bag it's easy to carry around.The only thing left to talk about is the sturdiness. I'd call it mostly sturdy. I'd trust it to hold my camera, but on a windy day there will be motion in the shot. I can feel a bit of wiggle, and there's more with it fully extended. If I was using it for long exposure photography, I'd want to throw some sand bags on the hook.Overall a great tripod for anyone looking for an all-in-1 solution.Highly recommended.

The good:This is the best camera I've had so far. Video and picture quality is amazing and you don't have to worry about rough weather conditions, just start recording, no matter if you're scuba diving, bungee jumping or just having a picnic with your loved ones. The most convenient features for me are being waterproof without casing and the voice control to use the monopod. It seems they've thought about everything, but...The bad:Latest update makes it incompatible with aftermarket batteries which is a shame when you have already bought a couple of them to save some money. I have to stick with version 1.50 in order to use my extra batteries and this leads to the second major issue I've found with this camera: it blocks quite a lot and you have to take out the battery to reset it. I've heard they are fixing the issues with latest firmware versions, but again, I would have to give up on my aftermarket batteries so I guess it's fine to keep using it like this in the meantime.

I've been making action videos for about ten years and this was a sizeable upgrade for me and WELL WORTH the money! Some people might think $400 is a lot of money for such a tiny camera but the capability of this device is amazing. I strap this to my helmet and ride a dirtbike offroad and the video footage looks like I was floating through the air. It is just so flawless. You can produce high-quality footage like the professionals without really much effort at all. I also use it to shoot footage when I ride my mountain bike, go flying, on hiking trips, camping, kayaking, anything you can think of. I get why most people want these cameras to be so small, but personally, I'd love it if they offered the same camera in a "plus-size" that was double the size! This would get you WAY more battery life (which is only about 90 minutes of video) and the screen and controls would be SO much easier to use. I'm a big guy with big hands so sometimes fumbling around on this tiny screen gets old. BUT I do like the fact that with the GoPro 9 they added a screen on the FRONT so you can make sure you're in the frame while shooting selfie videos! That's a feature I have always liked on my old Sony e5000 camera. The ability to see what you're filming while you're out in front of the lens is SUPER helpful!So yeah, if they come out with the GoPro Hero JUMBO 11 I'm down with that.

This product was a gift for a friend and he used while we were at the Grand Canyon and we both loved how it captured the view

I live in an apartment complex and have two dogs, and this (classic version) has been a GAME CHANGER. I found one specific fan noise that is the perfect frequency, sometime I even forget it's on. I also bring it with me when I travel!Plus, customer service was top notch! The power cord started shorting out and the company immediately replied and mailed me a new one.I just ordered a second one so I don't have to move my existing one from the bedroom the living room every morning/night.