Hahaha! I'll take the extra clicks🤣

Dude I legit thought it was mark 😂 still great video

Haha yes!

Yes

It’s not him?

Thanks Chris! I remember when the floaty was on the back of the camera, we always used to use it as a bite mount! Solid solution!

I've just subbed to your channel entirely based on your comment here. I'm almost exactly the same way. Keep up the content mate!

@@garageadz thank you very much. I really enjoy your videos. I learn a lot and laugh a lot!

how secure are the snap mounts in the water?

Thanks Kumar! She's pretty awesome!

Could you provide link please? 🙏

What's it called?

It's the "Folding Replacement Fingers for GoPro, Replacement adapter mount with 1\4 tripod connector port" on Amazon

@@ronelaliento09 So damn clever!!!

@@DavidManningvlog Ulanzi makes one

Bro Can i use a boya mm1 microphone without adopter? In gropro hero 10 black?

Well then we need to get you one of those Seasucker cups! If it's flat, that thing'll hold! Also, what state are you guys in this week?

@@DavidManningvlog we are in Southern Arizona. Did some wheeling while here. Got some video as well.

Apparently Ulanzi makes their own version of the snap mounts for a fraction of the costs.

Thanks Artur! Stoked to hear you picked up a Hero 9 man. Have fun with that thing!

It's unreal how much she breaks my heart when she wants to hangout during work hours😢

The trick after you get the floaty is to actually have it with you! Hahaaa! That's always been my issue and why I would end up just going for it without!

The Magnetic Swivel clip mount is good, but not nearly as strong as Snap Mounts. The main reason I love Snap Mounts so much though is just that they make it so damn easy to swap between my different mounts. Like to go from the windshield mount to the Ulanzi and then over to the bite mount. Just for those three, the Snap Mounts is absolutely worth it!

@@DavidManningvlog yes you have a valid point. But if the needs are limited i think the magnetic clip is really great as a more budget friendly alternative. You could clamp a metal plate to a tabletop tripod like the Manfrotto pixi and ise the magnet of the clip or clamp it

I bought the Snap Mounts recently on David's recommendation and in spite of already having the magnetic mount and while I like both I have to say the Snap Mounts were well worth it. They're insanely strong and yet because of the design easy to disconnect/swap. What makes them so great imho is how easily you can switch between different mounts without ever worrying about stability or security. Example -- while snorkeling everyone in the family has a SnapMount on their snorkel mask which means instead of one person filming and thus being the only person NOT in the film, we can swap the camera easily among us all without even pausing the video. I've also had it mounted to the hood of my car at 70 mph with narry a movement. I tether it to the vehicle but it's totally unnecessary. Would never trust the magnetic clip mount in that condition. Both great but I've absolutely found benefit in the Snap Mounts!

@@jasonshanker4456 Thanks Jason! Yes our mount lets everyone be a part of the content capture! We have tested up to 110 mph for the car, but a tether is never a bad idea! Keep SNAPPING on!

@@jasonshanker4456 thanks for the tip. that is great about the strength. In the ocean, I would always tether the camera unless it is calm and clear waters where you can see the bottom. a simple leash made with a piece of thread is peace of mind

It's crazy because you buy a GoPro and it's the very first thing you need. Like, even just to get a handle or tripod! But to really get the crazy shots that are what a GoPro is made for, all these things come in for a whole lot of fun!

@David Manning - I affiliate bought about 5 items here from your list this morning. Just think how many diapers GoPro has helped the Manning family purchase. 😆

At... all... times...🤣

@@DavidManningvlog great content.

Oh, very clever!!! SnapMounts actually has a long lanyard that comes in the box. That could totally work for that!

@@DavidManningvlog i have used also the GoPro wrist mount, the velcro strap should be little longer to secure it on a thicker wetsuit. The velcro seems strong anyway. But still I made a short bungee wristband and passed it on the mount. I know too many people who lost GoPros in the ocean, You get hit by a wave, banged on a rock or aby a surfboard and you can be unlucky. I am in NY where you don't see the bottom, and the current is usually strong, so it is hard to find the same spot where you were. I also tie a gopro hero 7 on the tip of my pneumatic speargun with a cheaper wrist/helmet mount, but I also tether it with a little loop of dyneema line to the speargun itself. I found this bungee line made by some US marine veteran company on Amazon. Got a long spool for 10 bucks and I can make easily wrist or neck lanyards. I wish GoPro also came out with a new camera with a smaller form factor, like a Session with small LCD screen and removable battery.

I've used it on the outside of my van, but not while driving. If I'm going to get a shot like that, I switch to the Seasucker mount. Magnets are awesome with pull strength, but not shear strength. So the wind could actually slide your mount around on the metal of your car. The rubber mat for the Snap Mounts helps with things like that, but ultimately I would recommend switching to a suction cup for those shots👍

I am definitely just a normie

You are doing such a good job, I subscribed on the first video I watched. As well as shared it with friends

Seriously! Best mount that's out there!

Thanks Kyle! I'll have to check that one out👍

Stoked to hear that Geno! Those things are so damn useful!

@@GNOBNX How have you mainly been using it? I've been getting shaky footage trying to use it as a chest mount for hiking

@@Sun_Dayzzz I have the HERO 9 and maybe it's overkill, but I attach the MAX MOD lens and set the camera to horizon leveling mode for motion action shots. I also use it for capturing B-roll attached to a mono/tripod while keeping it in linear mode. I hope this helps.

So stoked for you Gerardo! Which GoPro are you going for?

@@DavidManningvlog going for the 10. Was on the sidelines, but this version with improved computing power sold me. If you don't mind my asking, is there a dome for water that you recommend? I'll be using it a lot on hikes/boating/kayak fishing/beach/snorkel and a few others uses probably. I have a feeling you've already answered this in your videos and I just need to explore your channel more. Thanks again!

@@gerardoTJ24 I actually haven't yet, but the PolarPro dome is the one that I'm using and it's killer! geni.us/DMGoPro10Dome

@@DavidManningvlog very cool indeed, it's been added to the procure list. Hope you get to enjoy this wonderful San Diego fall day! I know I will, OB here I come.

I started keeping a small screwdriver in my bag for super stuck thumbscrews and for the MediaMod thumbscrews. Super tricky to get those in and out!

Man, that might be a solid thing for someone to make!😬

Thanks Arnie! I'm a lucky guy to have that muffin🙌

Well you sir officially have the funniest comment of the day🤣

Oh man, I got a dome mount, but haven't had the clear water to go test it out yet! I might need to just bring it in the pool to have some fun!

@@DavidManningvlog the dome is my favorite pool toy

The halo lens flare is for sure a thing when the MAX Lens mod is facing towards the sun. I only see it a bit here and there, but it makes sense with that large of an element out front of the actual lens

Man, it’s crazy how useful that damn Snap Mount is! My GoPro pretty much just lives on one now🤣

Love hearing that! Stoked it was helpful👍

I don't use them with the Nubear because if I'm on the nubear, then I'm probably in a spot like the ocean where I want to go full security mode! But good to know Kevin!

And for $25, I'm not sure it can be beat!

Super helpful door!

Thanks for your input

Actually, I really appreciate the time you spent sorting out which items worthwhile for us. Thank you

Well hot damn, that was perfect timing🤣

Thanks for watching!

That's always a hot topic amongst photographers/filmmakers, but it generally boils down to having your eggs in multiple baskets or having your eggs in one basket. Things happen. Terrible things! Like losing your GoPro somehow, having it stolen, having it fail on you, having the SD card fail, etc. When/if that happens, the argument goes that if you had multiple SD cards, you could have swapped out the first one or two and be on your third by that point when something terrible happened. Which would mean you didn't lose an entire day's worth of footage, but just the last little bit that you filmed. Totally up to you, but I keep about six or seven 128GB cards in my bag so that anytime I'm about to put my GoPro/Osmo Action/Drone in a dangerous situation, there's a fresh SD card in there with no other footage from the day👍

Depends what your doing bro!

you can have a high capacity memory and a lower capacity one as a backup.

I tried the Ulanzi version and was not stoked. Tried to copy it, but just sort of made a knock off

I really like the Dome from PolarPro, but don't use it enough to put it on the list!

Glad it was helpful Farbod! Stoked you liked it man!

@@DavidManningvlog Thanks for the reply, David. Doing my homework to launch my channel soon, so this was definitely helpful. 🙏🏼

Should be coming soon👍

@@DavidManningvlog any idea if there is any upgrade from 2.7 to 4K ?

just get the zues mini from gopro

Solid tip!

Whoop whoop🙌

I'm dying🤣🤣🤣

​@@DavidManningvlog 9:20 PHRASING! (any Archer fans out there?)