Idea: Slick - GoPro Stabilizer For Helmets

Numerous bikers ride their motorcycle equipped with a GoPro video camera to immortalize their ride, stunt or race. The very small and compact GoPro makes some kickass video: higher top quality, fantastic colors and effortless to manipulate. But there is a single drawback when utilizing it on a motorcycle: the images are not stabilized. In other words, each crack in the road, each and every bump on the track will show up on the video as a movement.

But it does not want to be so. On the crowd-funding website IndieGoGo you will uncover a fantastic new product referred to as SLICK. Slick is a stabilizer created for GoPro that can be mounted on a motorcycle helmet. It’s battery operated (with a USB rechargeable port, and the battery is removeable), and the battery will final two hours. Now, when riding, your image will be stabile and much more straightforward to view.

Mind you, it’s not a gimbal, but then neither is the cost. The Slick weighs .66 lbs. Here is a video that shows you the distinction between riding with and with out a Slick attached to your GoPro:

The Slick device is prepared to roll (pun intended) the moment you switch it on. No waiting for stabilization, gyros speeding up. Just turn it on and ride away. If your ride is far more than 2 hours, just get extra batteries.

You naturally can use it for significantly much more that motorcycle rides. The Slick is waterproof, so take it with you when surfing, or place it on your drone, race automobile, even kite surf. Now all your pictures will have that skilled appear to them.

The early bird specials are all gone (in truth the project is totally overfunded) but you can nevertheless get some at an intriguing discount: US$ 229 (retail price tag will be US$ 279).

Click right here to access the IndieGoGo page of Slick

(and pledge money)
Click here to access the Slick Facebook web page

Below is the introduction video, which must explain a bit much more, and show you considerably a lot more what can be completed with this device.

Idea: Slick - GoPro Stabilizer For Helmets