Since its creation in 2002, GoPro has become a household name known for making some of the best action cameras available on the market. Their popularity has grown no doubt because of the stellar picture and video quality but also due to the wide-spanning array of accessories available to help users tailor it to their specific video needs, whether that’s a mount to secure your GoPro to a surfboard, or a waterproof housing to go diving, a headband to help a mechanic show off their point of view when working on the engine bay of a car or even a floating handgrip to stop your expensive action cam from ending up on the ocean floor.
In this review, we take a closer look at GoPro’s own-brand Chesty V2: a redesigned harness that lets you mount your GoPro to your chest and record video while keeping your hands free. This could be a great way of mounting your GoPro when you need both hands to be free such as hiking with walking poles, riding a mountain bike, or heading out with your camera, and should be more comfortable than a head-mounted strap too as the weight is more evenly distributed across the chest, back and shoulders.
