Point-of-view sailing on Jackson Lake/Teton National Park.

“Another exciting race..becaue of my my POV 1.5. Thanks VIO” – Brian Boatman

Nice singletrack mountain bike point-of-view footage shared by Miguel Carriço.

“Mixed up the Patapsco State Park riding footage for your viewing enjoyment. Check out the rest of my channel for other POV footage from this system.” – Dave Kersey

Great point-of-view dune buggy video shared by atvpt.proboards.com.

“My son Tommy on his very first ever ride out in my Caterham R500 Sports Car. We both had a great time, and I felt it was a great video showing some good father son time.” – Nigel

Big thanks to Nigel for sharing the great point-of-view footage.

V.I.O. POV enduro footage shot in Italy and France. Video shared by Raimund.

POV basic shooting training: MP5, PUMP SHOTGUN, SA58, M16
Video provided by www.helmekamery.s

“Riding my bike in the Trails of Sintra, using my VIO POV.1.5 mounted on serveral points in my Bike! Hope you enjoy!!” – Miguel Carriço

“Movie that I made during a mountainbiketour on the Greek island Naxos this summer (2010)We started the tour from the Flisvos Bikestation on Naxos and it was arround 50km long and we were climbing 880 heightmeters.
Shot with the POV.1.5 on my helmet.” – Menno Mulder

“Rippin on the DH course in Willingen Germany for the first time. This is the last run of the day…and hit the last double way to fast…crash and burn. I make it though…not broken bones.” – Chris

Basic point-of-view shooting training with Strelnica GLOCK. Video shared by www.helmetkamery.sk

“Video of my qualifying run for the 2010 Megavalanche in Alpe d’Huez, France. This was my first ever Megavalanche. I started on row two in the first qualifying group. I had four falls in all, one whilst pushing the bike through traffic on the rocky section (watch as two riders just push their bikes over my camera) and three whilst riding. The video was shot using a VIO POV.1 camera mounted to the handlebars.” – Frank Rizzo

Fast point-of-view MTB riding with the POV.1.5… big thanks to Gravity Mountain Bike.

Location – St Pierre de Chartreuse (Blue Track) – France

“Both camera head and recorder were never taken indoors all 10 days, temperatures were -10 to -25 C. More than 8 hours of video was taken on a single set of Lithium batteries, with some charge still left at the end.” – www.sportkamery.cz