@kevinOlip I should also say that I have had success mounting my GoPro on a skim board using a suction cup mount. A bit unrelated but something to think about.
@Gabriel6117 My worry with the surf mount is that because of the uneven nonskid at the bow it would not stick that well. As with any mount over water make sure that you tie your camera on. If you don’t know how to do this look up my video "Must See GoPro Tips & Tricks: Adding A Securing Loop". Hope this helps
@Gabriel6117 I would think that you could use the surf mount however I cannot say that I have seen it done. The only other way that I have seen a GoPro mounted is using a flat adhesive mount just behind the bow eye. This works because there is a line up the middle of the boat the is flat and free of nonskid.
@alexposition Yes you could use the suction cup mount. I have used it several time to get shot from the back and sides of the boat. However for the shots facing back I do not want to have to worry about it coming off. I have found that the suction cup mount is great for shouting out of the water however it is not so good at holding on when it get hit by a wave, I have had it ripped off the side of my boat several times the other problem you can’t mount it to the deck because of the nonskid.
@kylemartn101 when the suction cup mount gets ripped off, does it damage the actual suction cup or the boat? Also would the suction cup be adequate for sailing a laser on a small lake with little to medium wind (no waves?)
@OneEagerBeaver There would be no problem mounting with the suction cup mount. And if it comes off there is no damage done. I would add a loop to your camera and tie it on see my other video find it here youtube.com/watch?v=0D752upa8_0
Wat did u use to edit?
KidQuiksilver 2 weeks ago
so u didn't think that not all knows that LASER is a surfing board ? so u could have written it to the title ? maybe ?
kopskup 1 month ago
could you please please please put up a legit way to mount a surf hero2 on a bodyboard it would be greatly appreciated
kevinOlip 2 months ago
@kevinOlip
Sounds like a challenge. I have some questions for you that will help me get a better idea of what you are looking for
The way that I am thinking of doing it I think will use a tripod mount. Would that be OK?
I take it that you are looking for something more that sticking on one of the surf mounts?
Is it OK to put a hole in boogie board?
And anything else that might help me get a better idea of what you need.
-Kyle
kylemartn101 1 month ago
@kevinOlip I should also say that I have had success mounting my GoPro on a skim board using a suction cup mount. A bit unrelated but something to think about.
-Kyle
kylemartn101 1 month ago
Great sollution, gonna try this for my Splash :)
lekkerdinghy 2 months ago
could i use the go pro surf mount ? Please reply! :)
Gabriel6117 2 months ago
@Gabriel6117 My worry with the surf mount is that because of the uneven nonskid at the bow it would not stick that well. As with any mount over water make sure that you tie your camera on. If you don’t know how to do this look up my video "Must See GoPro Tips & Tricks: Adding A Securing Loop". Hope this helps
-Kyle
kylemartn101 2 months ago
@Gabriel6117 I would think that you could use the surf mount however I cannot say that I have seen it done. The only other way that I have seen a GoPro mounted is using a flat adhesive mount just behind the bow eye. This works because there is a line up the middle of the boat the is flat and free of nonskid.
kylemartn101 2 months ago
hey! where you tied that rope?
rodrigodantas1990 5 months ago
@rodrigodantas1990 I just put up a new video showing where I tied the rope
kylemartn101 4 months ago
2:41 team canada
laserlongboards 7 months ago
I just got a gopro hd so im going to try this out and see how it works
7Rexdog7 8 months ago
I am using the HD Hero. Yes I believe that the 960 takes photos
kylemartn101 9 months ago
Nice im sailing this year in silver in my camp and im buying the go pro 960, and what one do you have, and does the 960 take pics?
MitchTheSniperXz 9 months ago
very good idea... I use the c suction mount on the boat and tie with a string to the pole, not bad... it didn't fall off yet
micbergsma 9 months ago
i watched this video in hopes of seeing a laser cannon
t045t2346 1 year ago 9
@t045t2346 same
okboy100 10 months ago
you can use the suction mont cup if you want to change the view easely
alexposition 1 year ago
@alexposition Yes you could use the suction cup mount. I have used it several time to get shot from the back and sides of the boat. However for the shots facing back I do not want to have to worry about it coming off. I have found that the suction cup mount is great for shouting out of the water however it is not so good at holding on when it get hit by a wave, I have had it ripped off the side of my boat several times the other problem you can’t mount it to the deck because of the nonskid.
kylemartn101 1 year ago
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smkdog435 11 months ago
@kylemartn101 when the suction cup mount gets ripped off, does it damage the actual suction cup or the boat? Also would the suction cup be adequate for sailing a laser on a small lake with little to medium wind (no waves?)
OneEagerBeaver 3 months ago
@OneEagerBeaver There would be no problem mounting with the suction cup mount. And if it comes off there is no damage done. I would add a loop to your camera and tie it on see my other video find it here youtube.com/watch?v=0D752upa8_0
kylemartn101 3 months ago
@kylemartn101 that link will not work. just search for "Must See GoPro Tips & Tricks: Adding A Securing Loop" or look for it on my channel
kylemartn101 3 months ago