GoPro Handler Floating Hand Grip (Official GoPro Accessory)

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Adjustable wrist strap: The adjustable wrist strap ensures that you won't lose your camera while in use. GoPole specializes in floating extension poles. They have several models, including the long Reach, which extends up to 40 inches, and the Reach Mini, which collapses down to 7 inches and out to 21 inches. This GoPro float handle is the best on the list for deepwater filming (i.e. when scuba diving.) The handle is hollow and waterproof, meaning that it floats to the surface when empty. Rubber has an improved ability to stay afloat, which makes it ideal for deeper waters or when dealing with larger waves. Foam is well known for its superior buoyance capabilities, yet this comes at a cost as it tends to be heavier and bulkier than other materials.

The large diameter octagonal-shaped rubberized grip gives you an extra secure hold – and is comfortable to hold for hours at a time. It also works well outside of the water, making filming on dry land a breeze. It also has a high-quality rubber handle that is less prone to corrosion from saltwater. It is compact at 7 inches long and weighs less than 2 ounces. I take photos and travel. I do it for a living. Seven continents. Dozens of countries. Up mountains. Under water. And a bunch of places in between. Based in Washington DC.Waterproof to 33ft / 10m, so you can take it swimming, paddling, surfing, or snorkeling without a separate housing The GoPole GPE-10 pole is similar to the CamKix GoPro float pole. It’s designed specifically for the water, so it doesn’t collapse to as compact a length as the MicroJib. The GPE-10 extends to 24 inches and collapses to 14 inches. The third is the 2in1 aspect that the product’s name refers to. You can unscrew the extension tubes entirely and, using an adapter that comes in the box, attach the camera directly to the handle section. That turns it into a handle grip. The method it uses to do this isn’t as convenient as the MicroJib Flow’s method—you’ll need the separate adapter and then have to do something with the float tubes—but it works and adds to the versatility. You then have a choice. By default, it will float just like a regular handle bobber. But if you need neutral buoyancy for Scuba diving, you can fill the compartment with water. When you're choosing a floating GoPro handle, consider factors like buoyancy, grip, and compatibility with your camera. With the right floating GoPro handle in hand, you'll be able to take your underwater photography and videography to the next level.

The GoPro Handler is a floating hand grip designed to keep your GoPro camera afloat while capturing footage in and around water. Its lightweight and compact design make it easy to hold and maneuver, while its bright orange color makes it easy to spot in the water. Things To Know: Any incorrect or damaged goods must be reported within 5 days of receipt. These will be replaced as soon as possible at no expense to yourself. All unwanted items must be either returned at your own expense or taken into your local Angling Direct store.These telescopic poles prevent your GoPro from sinking, and they give you an extra hand when filming.

STORAGE COMPARTMENT: The cap on the bottom of the Floating Hand Grip can be unscrewed to reveal a hollow compartment that can be used to add water (to achieve neutral buoyancy underwater) or store small items. The handle’s aluminum construction makes it a bit heavier than other poles. It also makes it sturdier. Two in one functionality – can be used as a standalone floating hand grip or with the extendable telescoping pole As such, if portability or weight limitation is key then foam might not be the best choice. To find the perfect floating camera handle, consider the material and make sure it suits your specific needs. Extra Features Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 6LH, United Kingdom. Company registered in England and Wales No 05151321. VAT No GB 152140945

Floating handles are constructed out of a variety of materials including plastic, rubber, and foam. Plastic is an affordable option and is often used in inexpensive GoPro accessories but it may provide inferior buoyancy relative to more expensive options. The hand grip is waterproof and can be used in depths of up to 16 feet, making it perfect for capturing footage while snorkeling, diving, or swimming. The grip is also adjustable and can extend from 7 inches to 19 inches, allowing you to capture footage from different angles. Things To Know:

What is a floating GoPro handle? A floating GoPro handle is a buoyant accessory that can be attached to your GoPro camera to help it float in the water while you're taking photos or videos.

A mini tripod is also included, allowing you to film yourself or take selfies. Keep in mind that the mount will sink with the tripod is attached – so be sure to remove it before dropping in the water. Key Features Professional Creator: Dena and I have developed video and content marketing plans for numerous international travel brands. And we also run several content businesses. One of the immediate challenges of shooting in water with GoPros is that they don’t float. If you’re in a pool that’s only 6 feet deep, that’s not much of a problem. But if you’re in deeper waters—perhaps surfing, body boarding, kayaking, snorkeling, Scuba diving, or boating—you don’t want your camera ending up on the bottom of the ocean, lake, or river. There are several different ways to make GoPros float, and I’ve covered some of them separately. What I’m focusing on here are GoPro float poles that give you flotation as well as extension. It’s worth noting that there are quite a few GoPro poles that are marketed as waterproof, but that doesn’t mean they float. I’m focusing here on the ones that provide buoyancy. MiPremium Waterproof Floating Hand Grip Compatible with GoPro is a versatile and reliable accessory for GoPro cameras. It is designed to provide a comfortable and secure grip for your camera while also keeping it afloat in the water, making it perfect for water sports and underwater photography. Things To Know: