READYACTION Sport -Smartphone/Camera Chest Harness -Ships w/Free Bike Mount

I bought the READYACTION Sport – Smartphone/Camera Chest Mount and have been using it for a while now. It’s a solid option, especially for heavier phones—the mount holds securely and feels dependable. However, after just a few uses, the tilting hinge cracked and fell apart. I reached out to ReadyActionGo, and they sent me a replacement with no questions asked. Great customer service. Years later, as I started using the chest mount more frequently, I noticed one of the buckles kept popping out. I had gained a little weight, but the strap is advertised as a “premium adjustable harness (fits 50lbs to 400lbs),” so that shouldn’t have been the issue. Eventually, I discovered that one of the buckles had been sewn on incorrectly, preventing it from fully seating and securing. Again, I contacted ReadyActionGo, sent them pictures and videos, and within a week, they sent me a new chest strap. No hassle. A couple of minor complaints: • I wish replacement accessories were available on Amazon. Not that dealing with ReadyActionGo is difficult—I just prefer a one-stop shop. • The tilting hinge replacement is inexpensive (just a few bucks), and it’s a good idea to keep a spare. Mine has worked perfectly since being replaced. I initially thought I could swap it with a standard GoPro mount, but the ReadyActionGo clip is proprietary. Overall, it’s a good value, made in the USA, backed by a lifetime warranty, and supported by responsive customer service. Despite a few hiccups, I’m happy with the product.

I bought this piece of equipment in order to use it on my MTB trips. Although it is a well made, robust product, I would not recommend it for mountain biking due to the angle on which it is intended to be used. While being seated on the bicycle you can barely film above the handlebars (see image attached), thus rendering the product inappropriate for this kind of use. The issue was fixed though by inverting the up-down axis joint, lowering the filming position but allowing me to film above the handlebars - love the fact that I could make this adjustment. Off-topic - Also, I would not recommend expedited shipping if you are from Romania. The product arrived in time in Romania but the local postal service added 5 days of delay and taxed (VAT - 24%) not only for the value of the product but for the cost of the transport too (which was around 60$).

This camera harness does everything I wanted. I was looking for a way to use my iPhone 10 to monitor the condition of my honey bee hives. Having a photographic record of each frame in the hive helps me better evaluate the hive's overall health and progress. Paired with a remote shutter (I used a Camkix) the Readyaction let me video opening the hive and then photographing individual frames of bees and what they were doing there. Here are things I liked about this harness. 1. It rotates up and down to show the angle I like. The hinge can also be reversed, thus allowing a180º of shooting angles. 2. Because it rotates up and down, I can also turn it downward to check what I just shot. 3. In my situation, I found keeping the angle somewhat downward allows me to preview what the lens sees so as to compose my photos before snapping a picture. 3. The horizontal straps adjust to my girth and can be detached on either side for easy entry and exit. 4. The chest plate is fairly large so as to provide stability against my body. 5. All straps stretch. 6. It firmly holds my iPhone 10. I don't worry about it falling out. 7. It comes with a bicycle handlebar mount which I might use someday just for fun. If I wanted to find fault, I would point to the problem with all chest mounts. That being they don't always point where your head is looking. To do a good job, the photographer must keep in mind the angle of the camera and where it is pointing. If I had a head mount I would not have this problem, but as a counter point, then I would also not have the opportunity to see/preview what I've shot. It was so much fun to share my videos and pictures with others. I've tried other ways to video/photograph a hive and, though possible, it takes a TON more effort to capture images without this harness. For those of you reading this who don't have honey bees, imagine trying to take a picture with an iPhone, while lifting with both hands a frame full of honey bees (with bare hands) . Bottom line, this ReadyAction sport mount is just what I need. I'm 'super' (a bee keeper term) pleased I bought it.

I bought this to record my paragliding trip over the Swiss Alps. Received in a week's time (regular shipping) and seller included a dash attachment as well as a handwritten note thanking me for the purchase. Pros: - Mount is very sturdy with heavy-duty screws and solid plastic - Attaches to a digital camera or a smartphone (with included attachment) - Shoulder strap webbing doesn't stretch, mount is very sturdy once cinched down (see comment below) Cons: - Amazon description isn't clear what you can attach. I found this video helpful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4gcVYV0j6A - Straps seemed a little small over my vest and winter jacket. I'm not a big guy but it could be an issue since the straps don't stretch (you wouldn't want them to). I would highly recommend this product if you're looking for a phone or camera body mount. At 8000 feet I never worried about my camera coming off and I got an amazing video out of the experience.

Great product. No longer do I have to use one hand to record video. I am able to capture some interesting footage using this chest mount and it looks like it will hold up well. So far I have no complaints. I was considering the go pro chest mount with suction cups until I came across the ReadyAction chest mount. I might add an in-depth review in the future after I get a bit more use out of it.

this was very hard to mount to my iphone 8 and it fell off. this also pointed to far down

seems well built amd sturdy... the left to right pivot cant be tightened down enough to keep the slightest pressure from turning the camera to one side... so more of a nuisance than its worth

I do like it, it is a great piece of equipment for keeping your hands free as well as your cellphone safe. So far, I have used it daily for almost three months and is performing pretty well. It does the job described by the seller. Although, I still have my concerns about the handler performance as almost all is plastic. I will keep you up to date.