GoPro Surfboard Mounts (All GoPro Cameras) - Official GoPro Mount

These were perfect for our inflatable paddle board! I wish these came with instructions as I accidentally mounted mine wrong. (Picture is of the correct mounting) It still works but a simple picture would have been helpful. I am new to go pro and I have never used a mount before so make sure you slip the go pro into the mount before you put it on because the writing is not the front!There are two in the package which was great for my husband and I so we can mount on either board. Once stuck, they are stuck! We have done what a few other reviews have said and cleaned the area with alcohol first and then not got them wet for 24 hours after.

Purchased these to mount GoPro to our paddle boards. They mounted very easy and hold our GoPro securely to the boards. Highly recommend buying.

So far, no issues with these mounts. From County Line, Ventura and Oxnard, to the Central coast; so far, not one mount has dislodged. I'll update after summer once we start our northern swell if there are any issues, but so far, no probs.PS: On my winter boards I also placed a sheet of fiberglass and resin over the mounts with the slot for the camera left open. If I encounter any waves that rip it off, I'd be hard pressed to blame the mount as having them glassed in would mean the wave is just that gnarly. I truly believe the nose will break off before the mount does. If you don't want to go through the trouble of glassing in the mount, a little Solar-Rez overlapping the mount to the board should provide a little extra protection. Just be sure to sand a rough surface on both the board and mount before you do.Update: With over a year using these mounts I have not had one come off (I have a variety of boards in my quiver from 9'6" to 5'8"). During the winter in overhead and double overhead surf I did have the buckle break three times and once the housing broke where the buckle screws in, but the mounts held every time and since the camera was tethered I didn't lose it.**** These mounts only work on fiberglass & epoxy boards.If you are planning on putting these on a soft-top or vinyl (liquid shredder) board, THE MOUNTS WILL NOT HOLD ****

Good mounts, but there is a surf kit on the market with the mounts and a floater. Seems like a better option considering you use these in the water. Mounts work just fine though, but would've rather got the other kit in hindsight.

My son has used these on both his surfboard and skim board. The seem sturdy and have stayed securely attached. The "back-up" security mechanism provides some added comfort that the $300 GoPro camera will not be lost in the Gulf of Mexico. By the way, once you attached this item, do not plan to remove it and use it on another piece of equipment. Just buy several mounts and keep them attached to the equipment.

I use these on fiberglass surfboards. Out of the 4 I've purchased, the adhesive has always held, but 2 of the mounts (the plastic part), broke off in wipeouts. I personally don't use the tether so I can take off the gopro midsession easily, but I always use the floaty attachment, and if the gopro breaks off from the mount, I can just look around and grab it easily.

We followed all instructions for attaching, waited the 24+ hours before use, etc. We had a great first day surfing with the GoPro but only a few waves into the second day, the mounts failed and the entire thing was lost. It looked as though nothing had ever been attached to the board. DO NOT TRUST YOUR GOPRO ON THIS MOUNT unless you're willing to lose it.

It works perfectly, but just remember to put it on a surface that is as flat as possible (not always easy on surfboards). Some common sense (but it may be useful for you) : try to get more than 2/3 of the stickers to actually stick to the board & wait at least 10-15 minutes before going in the water (a friend put it on and went in the water 5-10min afterwards, then lost it...). I already used it this way on 2 boards (closer to half of the mount sticking to the board actually) and never lost the mount nor the camera :)