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

Wipe off the glass first, if you can do both sides first that’s even better. I have a GoPro knockoff (Akaso Brave 4) that does just fine. It’s $100 on Amazon. Set up https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I_ngi8SaFyY Video example https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=To7HXpoXlgE

Yo uso la Akaso brave 4 pro. Funciona muy bien. Graba lo suficientemente bien para grabar las placas en 1080 60 fps Y ya me salvó una vez en un choque. No, no se ve tan bien como una go pro pero hace el jale

Akaso brave 4, not a very good dash cam but it's what I got.

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.

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 used the standard AKASO Brave 4 with good results. I just wasn't happy with the battery life.

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