Vlog Aluminum Alloy Case Housing Shell Case CNC Protective Cage for GoPro Hero 8 Black with Cold Shoe Mount (Black)

So I mounted my week old GoPro on my rear crash bars on my Harley and I thought I had it high enough to not hit the ground... Well I was a little off in my calculations and my GoPro scraped the pavent at 40mph in a curve. The first picture is the last image before it hit. The second is the damage to the case. It did exactly what it should and protected my actual GoPro from any damage. Great product, would definitely buy again! Thanks! 😁

Works perfectly and holds camera firm. When I first received mine I put the camera in the case, closed the door and it physically wobbled around. Then I realized the screw on top of the case has a little rubber pad on the bottom and you tighten the screw down on your gopro to secure it so it doesnt wobble. I put some blue thread locker on the bolt so I wouldnt have to worry about ever having to adjust it again. Also if you're using a foam windscreen, you'll have to cut out a hole in the top for the mount to go through, otherwise the windscreen will get stretched all sorts of weird ways and won't do its job right.

Very study case, has definitely saved my GoPro on more than one occasion. I use the GoPro to record volleyball games from atop a 7ft stand that isn't stable enough to withstand a direct hit without knocking over. Before using this case, I lost one GoPro completely and had to replace a cracked lens cover on another. With this case I've not had any troubles, and it's taken more than a few beatings onto concrete floors.As some other reviewers noted, however, it's not completely secure when mounted to a standard 3-finger GoPro mount. The mounting holes on the case have a larger diameter than the threaded screw that attaches the case to the mount. This allows the camera/case to wiggle a little bit and prevents it from standing straight up on its own. It will lean maybe a degree or two off of vertical until the inside edge of the larger hole moves up against the screw. This is fine for my usage, where I need to tilt it further anyway, but be aware. It's kind of dependent on the mount also, since some have fingers that are wide enough to produce enough friction to hold it in place. Most of the plastic mounts I have don't have this issue (friction holds), but when I use a metal mount (such as any of the cold-shoe adapters I have), this problem is very obvious.

Good solid case for the hero 8. Can’t wait to try it out on my bike and helmet. Still has room inside for screen and lens protectors.UPDATE: My GoPro fell off my motorcycle while inside this case. The case took some damage, but the GoPro was completely unscathed. I thought the case was going to Need to be replaced, but I bent the pieces back and it’s good as new… minus a few character adding scratches and dings.

Nice metal frame is way better than the plastic ones out there and I needed these specific mounts for lights and attachments. Plus it has one on the side. This is perfect. Might not be the greatest for everyone else but for me it works godly! The one downside is mine is a bit loose. I have to twist the screw in pretty hard to get it to stay but once I do it is fine.

easy to put on and good quality

Great protection for Gopro Hero 8!Dont keep it without case! You can scratche your camera

This case is well built and has all of the shoe mounts on the top and side. The screw that holds the gopro in the case is a good idea as well.The problem is the mount holes on the bottom are too big to secure the case in my stick!Sending it back, really can't use it if it won't secure in place on a stick.