- The video camera phone chest strap holder is the best tool for capturing great POV VLOG/POV video, you don't need to hold a GoPro sports camera to capture breathtaking images and record great videos.
- Easy to adjust shooting angle. Camera chest strap with a mount that can be disassembled. You can put your smartphone horizontally and vertically so that you can adjust the angle freely according to the shooting conditions.
- Mount fixes any phone.Compatible with GoPro for VLOG/POV. Record POV footage on your smartphone, works with any type of device. This suction cup/belt mount is suitable for all smartphones, can be used with case or waterproof case.
- The chest phone mount is suitable for skiing, fishing, cycling, motorcycle, hands-free for video commentary. We do not recommend using it to shoot videos while jumping or running.
- The Smartphone Chest Strap Mount with J-HOOK makes it easy to install and remove your phone, which can be disassembled very quickly. It is very convenient.
Mobile phone chest strap holder, 360-degree anti-slip phone belt mount for video recording. ompatible with GoPro for VLOG/POV, with iPhone 13 12 11 Pro Max Plus, Samsung, GoPro Hero 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, OSMO Action, AKASO, action camera and mobile phones (4 to 7 inches)Mobile Phone Chest Strap Holder. Suitable for different shooting needs,It can complete both action shooting and static shooting. The Pellking phone chest mount suits for skiing,fishing,biking,motorcycle,Hands-Free for commentary on the video. The Pellking phone chest mount suits for skiing,fishing,biking,motorcycle,Hands-Free for commentary on the video. Securely holds your phone with deep clamps and four-sided contact. Removable Soft Pads allow smartphone mounting with or without a case. Attention! High-intensity exercises, such as running and jumping are not recommended for this suite. Please confirm that your phone has been mounted on the holder firmly before use. The chest harness is adjustable to fit most sizes and elastic grippy strap helps to hold your mobile tightly.
