Overview

Insta360 Helmet Chin Mount 2.0

Capture action-packed, first-person POV footage with a compatible Insta360 action camera while riding dirt bikes or motorcycles or performing other high-intensity activities that require the use of a helmet with the Helmet Chin Mount 2.0. The adjustable strap makes the mount a perfect fit for a full-face, modular, off-road, or dual-sport helmet of any size. The mount has a maximum load capacity of 250 g.

SKU: GC170-INSTAX5-28

Insta360 Helmet Chin Mount 2.0

Insta360 Helmet Chin Mount 2.0

Capture action-packed, first-person POV footage with a compatible Insta360 action camera while riding dirt bikes or motorcycles or performing other high-intensity activities that require the use of a helmet with the Helmet Chin Mount 2.0. The adjustable strap makes the mount a perfect fit for a full-face, modular, off-road, or dual-sport helmet of any size. The mount has a maximum load capacity of 250 g.

Camera mounting options include a 1/4"-20 screw mount, a 2-prong, or a 3-prong action mount to create a secure attachment. A hidden magnetic microphone mount is also built in to accommodate your Insta360 Mic Air to capture the sound of your POV action. The design is lightweight and easy to install, so you can shoot in the field efficiently without worry.

Recommended For

Motorcycling: Capture first-person riding footage on dirt bikes and motorcycles with the camera strapped to your helmet chin (supplier tags this mount Motorcycling).

POV: Chin-level placement delivers the most immersive first-person POV shots of high-intensity activities.

Helmet and Backpack Mounting: Adjustable straps and buckles fit full-face, modular, off-road and dual-sport helmets of any size, holding up to 250 g.

On-Helmet Audio: A hidden magnetic mount holds an Insta360 Mic Air so you can record sound alongside the POV footage.

Key Features:

Mounts Insta360 Camera on Chin of Helmet

Compatible with Full-Face, Modular, and Off-Road Helmets

Built-in Magnetic Mic Air Mount

Secures with Straps and Buckles

Supports up to 250 g Maximum Load

Lightweight and Easy to Install

What's in the Box:

Insta360 Helmet Chin Mount 2.0

Screw

Mount Extension

Compatibility

Compatible with: Insta360 X6, Insta360 X4 Air, Insta360 GO Ultra, Insta360 X5, Insta360 Ace Pro 2, Insta360 X4, Insta360 GO 3S, Insta360 Ace Pro, Insta360 Ace, Insta360 GO 3, Insta360 X3, Insta360 ONE RS, Insta360 ONE RS (Twin/4K), Insta360 ONE X2, Insta360 GO 2, Insta360 ONE R

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Insta360 Helmet Chin Mount 2.0

Capture action-packed, first-person POV footage with a compatible Insta360 action camera while riding dirt bikes or motorcycles or performing other high-intensity activities that require the use of a helmet with the Helmet Chin Mount 2.0. The adjustable strap makes the mount a perfect fit for a full-face, modular, off-road, or dual-sport helmet of any size. The mount has a maximum load capacity of 250 g.

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