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		<title>Review: Vholdr helmet cam</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Location: A couple resorts in Colorado, mostly Steamboat. Snow Conditions: I&#8217;ve used the Vholdr cam on snowy days, low visibility and sunny bluebird days. Size:  It fits in the palm of my hand.  I could hold it in my hand and ride with it like that.  Light and small.  The best part is that&#8217;s exactly what the camera is, there&#8217;s no wire or anything that you need to carry with you.  That small camera is it for riding. Setup: Since I don&#8217;t wear a helmet and didn&#8217;t feel comfortable mounting the cam permanently I went with the goggle strap mount to wear the cam when riding.  The mount slips right onto my goggle strap, easy to use with different goggles (only an issue when a goggle strap has something on the side of it).  Then I would just clip the cam into the goggle holder and be good to go on the mountain.  There was a leash as well from the holder to the cam. Ease of use: The biggest issue I had in the beginning was the angle to mount it.  I was really hit or miss at first with getting the right angle so I wasn&#8217;t looking too [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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