All Athletes Can Step Up Their Game With A GoPro

Here's the most advanced GoPro on the market. The HERO4 Black has incredibly high resolution, and takes 12 MP photos at the speeds of 30 frames per second. Plus, it comes with built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, as well as Protune.

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And the HERO3 Silver is the secondary version in this series. It's the cheapest option of great GoPros, so if you're willing to go for a slightly lower MP and video quality, this one's for you. The GoPro HERO3+ captures video and 10MP photos at the speed of 10 frames per second.

Don't you wish you could take photos of literally what you see? Now you can. Get yourself a headstrap mount so that you can wear the GoPro on your head. It's adjustable to fit all sizes and can be worn over a helmet to take pictures of video while in motion. It comes with a head strap, a quick clip, and a thumb screw.

And good news: it's compatible with all GoPros.

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There's nothing worse than your battery dying right before something cool happens. So we recommend grabbing a gadget that can charge two GoPro batteries at a time. This way, you'll always have a spare on hand.

How about the GoPro's version of a Selfie Stick - a GoPro Pole? Basically, you adjust your GoPro to the top of the adjustable pole so that you can get closer to hard-to-reach spots. (Or take a selfie.) You can stretch it from a compact and portable 14" all the way up to 40".

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GoPro Chest Mount Harness for HERO Cameras - $19.99 $15.49

If you're thinking of videotaping your skiing, kayaking, biking, or other action sports that requires to arms - you need the GoPro Chest mount. You'll be able to film what's going on around you without having to worry about holding the GoPro, or having the camera get knocked off your head.

Note: the Digital HERO 5 wrist camera is not compatible with this.