Helmet Mounts for Action Cameras

What this family covers

Helmet mounts fix an action camera to a helmet, giving a first-person angle that follows the rider's head. A top-of-helmet mount and a side mount give different angles and different wind behaviour, and a mount built for one position is not automatically right for another. The recorded listing in the source material is helmet mounts, with the camera generation deciding the exact fit; for a chin position, ask the supplier to confirm which mount models fit that position for your camera.

Helmet mounts are covered here at family level only. No mount specification table is published on this site, and no interface, material, or load figure is claimed for any helmet mount here. If a figure matters to your order, ask the supplier to confirm it for the exact mount model and camera generation, and confirm the helmet types the mount is built for.

What to ask before ordering

Ask for the mount model, the helmet position it is built for, and the camera lines and generations it fits. Ask how the mount fixes to the helmet, whether it needs an adhesive base, a strap, or a clamp, and whether those parts are included or separate. Ask about a safety tether for the camera, since a helmet mount that loses a camera at speed loses the footage and the camera together.