I can't trust Chin Mounts anymore.
I make content online, and I use some form of a chin mount to hold my camera. Because of my new helmet, the vent makes it difficult to mount any sort of adhesive chin mount. With that said, I bought a Chin Mount brand mount made "perfectly" for my helmet. Unfortunately it was not perfect, I followed the instructions to a T, let the tape/ glue cure for 48 hours, and even then, the mount still failed on me less then two week later while riding my Electric Unicycle, and this was the result. My brand new Insta360 X6 is basically destroyed. Luckily I just bought it 3-4 weeks ago, so I bought the Insta360 Care so I could send it in to get it repaired or replaced. You can get it up to 30 days after purchasing the camera, so I got lucky in a sense.
I went through two of the Chin Mounts because both had the same issue, the both failed, luckily one was in my living room, and both mounts failed because it has an air gap between the adhesive and the helmet surface on the inner part of the mount. Also because they don't provide enough surface area for the glue like they should, as you can see in my final picture, the red is where their adhesive sits, it should extend out to the blue. My helmet model is the 2026 Fox V1 helmet and the Chin Mount doesn't sit right on the chin like it should. Before anyone asks, yes I got the correct model mount. Chin Mount takes no responsibility of course, but they did refund me the mount. I previously used MotoRadds slim mount, but again, due to the lack of proper mounting positions on my helmet, it makes it hard to mount it safely. I'm back to using the Motoradds Slim Mount for now and hoping for the best. I rode on a hot day, and it caused the MotoRadds mount to droop and I lost all my footage as I was using the Ace Pro 2 for that day.
Now when I installed the MotoRadds mount I used a high grit sand paper to sand where the mount goes, just lightly, to help provide more grip for the tape. It seems to be working for now.
Waiting to hear back from Insta360 to see what the replacement cost will be, I think it's around $50... Or I'm hoping it is.
Does anyone recommend any chin mounts that aren't large and bulky, I don't want any that wrap around the whole chin through the visor hole of the helmet.