Digicharge Baseball Cap Hat with Action Camera Holder Mount Bracket Compatible for GoPro Max Hero Akaso Dragon Touch Apexcam Crosstour Campark Fitfort Apeman Camkong Victure Kitvision Cam Blue

well made hat with good material so quite stiff and keeps ots shape .standard go pro mount on the front so the cam is easy to pop on and off .even with the go pro or a cross tour cam on it it doesnt feal like the hat moves , other hats i have had move with the heavy cams on them.orver all very pleased with this for the price

good all round item . fits well with the go pro . velcro strap works well but material seems a little cheap .overall very good for the money

Well made and comfortable tho the weight of the gopro would make it uncomfortable for long periods unless one had strong neck muscles.

I've got a action camera but I don't like it fixed to the dashboard only record's the way the cars pointed, with this I can record where I'm looking which for me is important I've never worn a baseball cap before and greatly surprised very pleased with it

The mount was stiched on wonky and off centre. Not what you need if you're serious about filming and want things to sit perfectly.Note to the supplier When manufacturing more care needs to be put into the positioning of the gopro mount.

Very happy with this hat. Used it a few times now and for about six hrs at a time. I just wish that there was an option to put a camera on the back to. I wear mine with a pony tail or a hair bun to stop the hat wanting to fall over the eyes.

There is nothing, strictly speaking, wrong with this hat - the camera attachment pad is attached solidly, it appears relatively well made and comes with the bracket and bolt for attaching a camera. Back is slightly adjustable and velcro closure. It does fit on human heads (including mine), and the sun shade part is effective. And there its good points end, for they are detracted from somewhat in use...This hat is NOT QUITE big / deep enough to hold on to heads securely. Its shallowness means that it struggles to grip over hair, and therefore as soon as you add the weight of an action cam or similar (I tried the Osmo Action 3 for example) the weight of the camera makes the hat deeply front-heavy, and suddenly it has problems staying put on your head and not sliding down. Compounding this problem is the fact that the camera mounting plate is not quite in the right place on the hat, which you'd have thought was a fairly fundamental, but it IS slightly too high, meaning that to look in the same plane as the wearers eyes the camera need to be leaning quite far forward on its mount, which make the front-heaviness worse. And because the hat has a somewhat tenuous grip on the head anyway because it is so shallow, literally anything other than the gentlest head movement will send that camera sinking into your nose, even with the strap at the tightest it will go.With that said, it is not unusable - if you get your angles right, and you can arrange hair so that the hat is less inclined to slip off it, and wear it slightly further back on your head than you normally would a peaked cap like this, it does do the job and you can kinda make it work.So it does not fail at its intended task, but neither is it brilliant at it - it is (barely) sufficient and that is all.I would look for one that is more generous with fit, came further down the head, and had better grip next time, so probably won't buy this again when it falls to bits.

It's a good cap for when you travel and want to capture some shots. I am not a fan of the back velcro. As a plus, it comes with the screw and the mount for the camera.