Brave 4

Here’s what I managed to fit inside: Clothes • 2x hiking pants • 1x shorts • 3x tees • 2x merino long sleeve • 1x flannel • 1x trail/rain jacket • 1x fleece vest • 6x underwear + socks • 1x merino base layer bottoms Shoes • Hiking shoes - Adidas Terrex (on flight) • Lightweight sneakers - On Cloud 4

I did this a couple of years ago and am still using the same ones. My main concerns were cheap (as in in expensive) and water proof with local storage. I am using "AKASO Brave 4" cameras that I bought off of Amazon. They come with a nice variety of mounts and straps and what not.

Mi ero già informato, io prenderei ľAkaso brave 4 pro che trovi a poco più di 100 euro su amazon. Non ci fai film ma va benissimo per fare video amatoriali.

Just got an AKASO Brave 4. Cheap $'s, comes with so many mounting options I was genuinely confused. Sharp recording. Since I got hit by a turkey a few years ago and got my expensive camera ripped off my bike, I stick to cheaper brands.

Akaso Brave 4 off Amazon. Cheap and a huge selection of mounts come with it, so many so I was confused. My last camera was ripped off when I hit a turkey so I'd rather not spend a lot of money.

Ive been really enjoying the Akaso brave 4 pro. Really decent "go-pro" style camera. Super affordable, you can find it for $100 or a little under. Fish eye is the lens it comes with and records in slow motion among many other photo/video options.

AKASO Brave 4 surprised me honestly. It's cheap but good enough for casual riding clips and comes with extra batteries.

I bought an AKASO Brave 4 from Amazon, and it is pretty good, can film in 4k, and it was like $100

for a budget-friendly tank cam, the AKASO Brave 4 is a solid pick. it’s small, under $100, does decent 4k/1080p video, and has motion detection that works well for enclosure monitoring. fwiw my mate and i pulled together Reddit feedback using Redditrecs to see which small action cams people actually

If you want to keep it budget-friendly, AKASO is fine as long as you keep expectations realistic. They usually give you lots of mounts and accessories for the price, which is nice for POV setups like with your chickens, but the app and stabilization can be a bit clunky. For your budget ($100–150), I