Camera Glasses for Climbing and Mountaineering
Why climbing defeats most camera setups, what climbers actually need from field of view, durability and audio, and how eye-level capture changes the result.
Bikepacking and Multi-Day Rides: Recording the Long Way
A practical guide to recording bikepacking and multi-day rides, covering power planning across days, storage limits, weather protection and organising footage by day.
Group Ride Camera Glasses: Intercom, Position and Filming Etiquette
Using camera glasses on group rides, covering intercom and position sharing for safety, and the etiquette of filming and sharing footage of other riders.
Camera Glasses for Outdoor Sports: What Changes by Sport
A sport-by-sport guide to what actually matters when you wear camera glasses for running, cycling, hiking, climbing and horse riding, based on how each sport moves.
Camera Glasses for Horse Riding: What Riders Actually Need
A practical guide to camera glasses for horse riding, covering the real constraints on horseback, how they differ from helmet and chest mounts, and what to check before you buy.
How to Record Horse Riding POV Video
How to record usable horse riding POV video, from choosing a gait and camera position to managing clip length, wind noise and sharing footage responsibly.
Recording Rules for Equestrian Competitions and Yards
How recording rules work across USEF, FEI, national bodies and individual yards, with the governing bodies' own wording and what it means for a rider deciding what to wear.
Running Camera Glasses: Why Bounce Decides Your Footage
Why vertical bounce makes running the hardest sport to film, how common mounts fail, and what changes when the camera is in your glasses instead.
Trail Running and Hiking Camera Glasses: Recording a Long Day
A practical guide to recording trail runs and hikes, covering duration limits, battery planning, navigation and why the longest recording mode is the one that matters.