GoPole is an independent company that is not part of the Go Pro company founded by Nicholas Wodmann - but GoPole's portfolio is one hundred percent geared towards the number one on the action sports camera market.

With the "Grenade Grip", athletes can transform their Go Pro into a "handheld cam". In addition to the grip, which can be attached directly to the housing, a wrist strap is also included so that the recording device does not disappear in the event of a fall.

For use in water, we recommend "The Bobber", with which the camera floats on the water surface and is simultaneously stabilized by the mount in the water.

Skiers, snowboarders, surfers and skateboarders will be delighted with the "GoPole Evo" and the "Go Pole Reach" - because this pole makes it possible to film yourself, provided at least one hand is free to keep a grip on the camera mount. The length of the Evo version is fixed at 26 centimetres, while the length of the Reach version is variable between 40 and a good 100 centimetres.

"The Arm" finally puts an end to wild tinkering with bike helmets: this mount can be fitted at forehead height and makes interesting perspectives of the rider himself possible - the pilot appears completely static and almost immobile, while the bike underneath him wildly springs in and out.

Intercycle is adding fastening screws for the camera housing to its portfolio to round off the GoPole product range - these screws with a control knob made of aluminum instead of plastic as standard are available in the anodized colors blue, green and titanium. According to Intercycle, the new GoPole products will be available from mid-May.

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