GoPro Handler Floating Hand Grip (Official GoPro Accessory)

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Lightweight: The stick is made from lightweight materials, so it won't weigh you down while you're in the water. The wrist lanyard is also comfortable and convenient, allowing you to shoot for hours at a time without worry.

Many models come equipped with stabilizing fins and wings, designed to keep the camera level when taking pictures on uneven or choppy seas.A cradle for holding a GoPro WiFi remote is built into the bottom of the telescoping pole section, which makes taking selfies a breeze. When choosing a floating GoPro handle, it is important to pay close attention to the extra features that are available. While it may not be compatible with all types of cameras and may have a limited range, it is still a great option for GoPro users looking to take their underwater photography to the next level. Textured non-slip handle provides a tight grip and extra comfort, and will not get sticky from sun exposure.

Easy to use: The stick is easy to use and comes with a secure grip, making it easy to hold and maneuver. Included with the floating handle is a double mount – allowing you to attach two separate cameras or smartphones at the same time. Plastic is an affordable option and is often used in inexpensive GoPro accessories but it may provide inferior buoyancy relative to more expensive options.In this blog post, we will explore 5 top floating GoPro handles that will be an essential accessory if you're looking to capture footage in the water. Additionally, additional features such as straps or attachments for other items to be affixed can significantly enhance the experience when using a floating GoPro handle. It comes in high-visibility yellow or orange and includes a wrist strap (that doesn’t take up the tripod socket on the bottom of the handle as the GoPole version does) and a detachable remote cradle (which, again, bumps off too easily for my liking).

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. Whether capturing selfies, POV or follow-cam footage, this buoyant hand grip delivers increased stability and controlmaking it easy to aim the camera and frame your shots with confidence. Many floating handles also have an integrated wrist lanyard – keeping your camera safely tethered to your wrist. And as with nearly all kinds of telescoping segments, you’ll want to try to do your best to avoid getting sand or grit jammed in there.There are many products designed to be used on water surfaces, such as suction cup mounts that attach to the paddle board’s surface and floaty grips that enable your GoPro to stay above the waves. Includes an adjustable wrist strap and The Toola GoPro thumb screw wrench that doubles as a bottle opener. The telescoping pole section is made from durable transparent plastic, making it seemingly disappear in photos. There is a small orange tab on the end of the handle that’s used as the attachment point for the wrist strap, but I’d be even happier if all of the white areas were replaced with something brighter. I’ll try to keep an eye out for new notable options that become available and try my best to test them and update here as necessary.