Boot Mounted footage using ..... booster strap!

[discojuggernaut]

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Mounted with a strap and a camera holder from camrig.com that i usually use on my kiteboarding kite in the summer. Got some zip ties to mate the two, and said "why not"?

Took a couple different angles. Mostly the front boot looking straight out, from the waist (belt loops), from the back boot looking back. Would like to have pointed it at the BTS to see the springs doing the work.

Did the head and chest, but those were too unstable to use. The boot was great for stability, because I could make it nice and snug.

This was taken March 25th up in Snow Summit CA in the morning.

Any comments or suggestions are welcome.

[shawndoggy]

Nice edits! Still not sure if I like the "helmet cam" view on a snowboard... too much side to side without a good point of reference (having watched quite a few runs of my own vids too).

[KingCrimson]

Bitchin! Seeing the nose climb and drop and there's no snow in the lens..seems like this is the best setup.