Seeing is Believing

Outdoor enthusiasts are passionate about their pursuits. While some of us (IE: me) take the weekend's to do little more than explore the closest watering hole, your average mountaineering maven is biking a sick trail with 90-degree drop-offs, or kayaking through rapids that would make the average human being squeal in horror.

You can imagine the rush these intrepid adventurers must feel when they surf that killer wave, or go head-over-toes down a slope replete with the freshest, softest powder you've ever seen. Actually, wait a second. No you can't. There's no way to imagine. And there's no way for someone to fully explain what they saw in a way you could fully comprehend.

Then came along ingenious hands-free video cameras, such as the V.I.O POV. 1 and VholdR (vee-holder). Both video cameras were designed specifically to provide action life stylists with a capture and share video solution that complements their lifestyle and interests.

In each case, the recording device was made to see action and then share it with friends, family or other adrenalin junkies. They can withstand numerous weather conditions and take a lickin'. Both record fairly high-quality film, and come with software for simple editing and tagging. Once clipped, the footage is ready to be shipped to most compatible video-sharing Web sites.

So, whether you're the surfer dude, or the surfer dude's cousin listening to surfer dude's countless tales of taming untameable waves, you can relive the action with one of these very handy point-of-view video cameras.

Check out the V.I.O POV. 1 and VholdR (vee-holder). --JB Storey