Puluz Motorcycle Helmet Chin Telesin with J-Hook Mount for Sports Cameras (PU579B)

Puluz Motorcycle Helmet Chin Telesin with J-Hook Mount for Sports Cameras (PU579B) is a chin-mounted accessory designed to position action cameras at the front of a motorcycle helmet to capture rider point-of-view footage. The mount uses a J-hook style quick-release attachment compatible with most action cameras that accept J-hook mounts, and it secures to the helmet chin with a telescopic-style strap system intended to balance low weight and durability for both road and off-road use.

Advantages

The design provides a stable forward-facing camera position that minimizes vibration and maintains a consistent POV angle while riding. Materials combine impact-resistant PC plastic for structural parts and non-slip silicone pads at contact points to improve grip and reduce movement. A J-hook quick-release makes mounting and dismounting the camera fast, and the telescopic-style chin strap system allows straightforward attachment to most full-face and modular helmets without adding significant bulk.

Suitable for

• Recording motorcycle rider POV footage on road or off-road rides
• Vlogging and helmet-based action recording
• Hands-free filming during tours, track days, or commuting
• Mounting compatible action cameras for sports and outdoor activities

Key specifications

• Mount type: helmet chin mount with J-hook attachment
• Attachment system: telescopic-style chin strap/webbing
• Materials: PC plastic structural components and silicone non-slip pads
• Compatibility: action cameras with J-hook style brackets
• Orientation: forward-facing, rider POV position
• Weight: lightweight design for minimal added bulk

How to use

Position the mount on the helmet chin so the forward-facing platform aligns with the rider's eye line. Thread and secure the telescopic-style strap or webbing under and around the helmet according to the strap routing for your helmet model, ensuring even tension to avoid shifting. Attach the action camera to the J-hook mount and lock it in place with the quick-release mechanism. Perform a short test ride or shake test to confirm the camera is stable and the angle is correct before recording full sessions.

Usage recommendations

Check fit and tightness before each ride, use the silicone pads to maximize grip, and periodically inspect the mount and webbing for wear. Avoid mounting on open-face helmets that lack secure chin structure for this type of attachment. Use a safety tether for high-risk riding conditions to reduce the chance of camera loss in a fall.