360° Rotating Wrist Strap Mount Compatible with GoPro Hero 13/12/11/10/9/8/7//6/5 Black,DJI Osmo Action 6/5 pro/4/3,Insta 360 ONE R,AKASO/Campark and More

The SUREWO Wrist Strap Mount is one of those accessories that instantly expands what your action camera can do. I love this strap—it’s high quality, feels secure, and most importantly, opens up creative new shots you’d never attempt without the peace of mind it provides. Whether you’re sticking your hand out of a moving car for a thrilling perspective, capturing a high-five from the hand’s POV, or strapping in for an amusement park ride, this mount makes it possible without risking your camera flying off. One of the coolest use cases I’ve found is using it on roller coasters, where handheld filming is usually unsafe or not allowed. In fact, this strap is one of the only ways you’ll be able to capture footage on rides like Chip 'n' Dale's Gadget’s Coaster in Toontown, giving you that perfect front-row thrill shot. The sturdy construction keeps the camera locked in place, even in high-motion environments, so you can focus on the fun instead of worrying about your gear. The only downside is that it can be a little cumbersome to take on and off. But in a way, that’s also a strength—it’s exactly what makes the strap so secure once it’s on your wrist. You can trust it won’t budge until you’re ready to remove it. Overall, it’s a fantastic, reliable accessory that earns a solid 5/5 for unlocking shots you didn’t think were possible while keeping your action cam safe and secure. Plus it’s widely compatible and adjustable!

I used this while ziplining and while riding a mountain coaster and it worked well in both environments. I wore this both over the wrist and under the wrist. The wrist strap part consists of a padded velro assembly and there is a second velcro strap that lets you get a tighter fit if needed to really keep the thing in place. One great feature is that the camera mount can be turned around 360* and it clicks into several positions so there is nothing to tighten or loosen. I had no problem fitting my camera into the mount. The included GoPro style screw secured the camera perfectly and the camera did not move from its position. This mount is comfortable and I had no problem with discomfort while wearing it for 2 hours. Ultimately I got great footage using this mount and had NO concern that the camera would fall off. For the price, this is a fantastic value and I would easily buy this again.

I bought this mount to use for surfing with a Gopro 14. It did it's job, but the little pivot that the camera sits on that allows you to rotate the camera is both good and bad. It's good because it makes it really easy to rotate the camera around to get different angles, but the downside is that when you swing your arm around to paddle the little piece flops around a lot. It never broke in the water or anything, but it made it extremely difficult to paddle. I wouldn't recommend this product for surfing because the water pressure pushes on the pivot too much to make it flop around, but I would highly recommend it for any other activity. I surfed with it many times and it held up in the waves, so the quality is good. Also, the velco strap is great, never came loose at all and the plastic mounting bracket is also solid I never felt like the gopro was going to come out.

Bought it to mount a go pro for a hawaii trip. Worked out much better than expected. I recommend it

Really nice option for quick and long shots on-the-go video without a selfie stick. While just walking around town, this wrist strap coupled with my GoPro 6 Black is an amazingly freeing combination. It allows your hands to be free to do stuff unlike a selfie stick. When not in use you can just turn it around flat against your arm and go. And back up twisted into position in less than 2 seconds. I recommend that you turn on the stabilization feature in your GoPro (if available) for best results. I also wore this in the ocean surf for hours on two different days and it held up very well. I turned and twisted it around many times and it did hold its position when hit with waves. I did rinse it off with fresh tap water both times and let it dry after use along with my GoPro itself. Upon checking, I also did have some slight rusting on the mount thumbscrew that came with the strap like another reviewer. But the thumbscrew is easily replaced with other ones. That's the only reason I took away one star from the materials quality rating.

I used the SUREWO Wrist Strap Mount with my GoPro Hero 13 on a recent trip to Chicago, including visits to the zoo, downtown, and Six Flags. I’ve previously tried both chest and head mounts at Disney and Universal, but I found this wrist strap gave me much better results. The mount is lightweight, secure, and easy to adjust. What surprised me most was how smooth and stable the footage looked, especially when paired with GoPro’s cinematic mode—it felt close to using a stabilizer, but without the extra gear. On rides and while walking through the city, the freedom to adjust my wrist gave me more creative angles and cleaner shots than the fixed perspective of the chest strap. If you want something simple, travel-friendly, and effective, this wrist strap is a great alternative to the bulkier mounts.

This is awesome. Bought it for my Insta360 X5 to use at a water park. Works great, very sturdy, and fits my big wrist just fine.

Used this on vacation. The velcro ripped off at the seam (poor stitching). However, I can sew it back on easily. This product was pretty comfortable. I also purchased a hand strap mount to test out both. This wrist mount is by far more comfortable. I used this both in the ocean and at a water park. Worked great (until the velcro issue).

I bought this specifically for one reason... To record rollercoasters. I used to just hold the camera in my hand, but most parks are on top of that now and will not allow any loose items. I was 100% getting onto every ride with the wrist strap and it worked perfectly. -You are able to tighten it quite well so it doesn't move much, but won't cut off circulation. I did find it a bit tricky to put on with my one other hand. Will be even more tricky if you only have one arm. -the little clicky (toggle?) button on the base allows you to rotate the camera and lock it back in place. I found it held position pretty well. The only drawback of a wrist mounted camera is you are kind of limited with camera angles. It can be a little more difficult than "handheld" to point it exactly where you want it.

A good option compared to selfie stick, holds camera very securely. Easy to swim with if the camera is folded down. Suggest you mount the camera parallel to the wrist, as it is easier to stabilise the shooting direction. Note there is a lock for the camera which holds it in place rotationally, it is a bit tricky to push in but it is secure when done. It would be 5* except the screw-in key rusted badly and quickly, but it was easy to replace it with a branded one. The rest of the mount seems robust and non-rusting. Short video from Action 6 mounted on the wrist strap.

Not fancy as shown in the images. Just good enough to do the work. Average experience.

Me pareció increíble los materiales y lo practico que se me hizo usar mi cámara de acción! A veces olvidaba que la llevaba puesta así de genial fue su utilización y te da la tranquilidad de no olvidarla en ningún lado

This was one of a few that was recommended when I was looking in to buying. I used this for my wingwalk and it is sturdy held the camera in postion even though I was being hit by 120mph winds. 0% damage to the strap and my go pro. Worth it, as good as the gopro wrist strap but alot cheaper. Fully recommend.