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I am a cyclist, a keen cyclist. I cycle practically everywhere, to the shops, to work, to my friends houses, and even around the globe. I have actually used my bike to view some of the most beautiful places on the planet. From the flats of the Netherlands to the great steep roads of Italy, all these marvelous locations can not truly be experienced by train, bus or car. Only a bike allows you to take it all in. From my bike, I film all my favorite places making use of a GoPro mounted to the handlebars. I get incredible footage and I dont have to worry about the camera getting damaged if it falls off because, you know, its a GoPro. And I was right, kind of, the camera has never ever been harmed in all my travels even though it has fallen almost a dozen times. However, on one of my most recent journeys, I got a bit of a shock. The GoPro fell off the mount and down the side of the road. I didnt panic, I simply got off to go fetch it. Three hours later and no sign of the camera, I realized I had been negligent and because of it, I had actually lost my expensive camera in a bush. Terrible, I know. Youre probably wondering why Im telling you this. Well, this story led me to a godsend, a product I never ever go biking without. The Stainless Steel Tether Lanyard, by CamKix. This little piece of genius now leaves me without fear of losing my camera ever again, it is so reliable, yet so simple. The product is a kit that provides the tools and directions to create and tailor your very own lanyard. The guidelines were simple and the process was easy and within a couple of minutes I had a tether made of steel that I could wrap around my handlebars. The flexibility it offers is so excellent because I dont have to fret about setting up the camera perfectly each time, yet it is so durable I do not need to be concerned about it getting snagged and broken. It works by attaching one loop of the lanyard to the handlebars and the other to the GoPros thumbscrews. For different ways to look at the situation, consider glancing at [http://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Steel-Tether-Lanyard-GoPro/dp/B00LKX3RKQ Click to keep reading about this gopro hero product]. Once connected, the only thing separating those bad-boys is you I have actually used it now on many occasions and my camera hasnt fallen once. I can still use the very same thumbscrews, exact same housing system, exact same bike, exact same mounting system, now Im safe in the knowledge that my GoPro will return home with me. But, even if you arent a cyclist, do not write this lanyard off. Ive used it to attach my camera to my wrist, my knapsack and canoe. It ensures if your mount fails, like the adhesive one on my canoe did, your camera will just hang there, perhaps getting a little battered, but safe..

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