vgsionWind Noise Reduction Foam Case-Wind Muff for GoPro Hero 13, 12, 11, 10, and 9 Black - Essential Accessory for Clear Audio Recording

I use my GoPro Hero 9 for mountain biking videos so I am frequently going fast. I have the GoPro wind mode disabled in the settings (the wind mode sounds bad - I keep it off so it uses both stereo mics and sounds much better). Without this foam covering, the wind noise makes the sound unbearable and unusable. With the cover on, 90% of wind noise is gone. Yes a tiny bit comes through, but it's barely noticeable. I can use the audio track on full volume in my videos now! For the price, this can't be beat. The only downside is you have to be very careful putting the foam on the camera so it doesn't rip, you have to be meticulous in getting it on properly (not a big deal, just takes a minute), and you can't have access to the battery and charging port with it on, so it has to come off after every ride.

Wow, very impressed on how well this works. I was recording in 10-15 mph winds and this stopped all wind noise. Seems like the durability of this material will last as well, but only time will tell.

This thing definitely helps to reduce windnoise for videos, especially on a motorcycle, but the counterbalance to that is the camera runs extremely hot due to lack of ventilation. This is good for colder temp weather, but I think there's a risk of damaging the internals considering I've one official GoPro battery "expand" and get stuck with this thing on after an hour riding around in the sun.

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for something to cut down wind noise on my motorcycling videos. Time will tell on the product's durability, but for the price it performs really well. Wind that used to overload the microphone is deadened significantly. I've attached a comparison video of the difference the case makes, both tests were at approximately 50-55 mph speeds.

This seemed to help with noise reduction, but it would constantly move and cover the GoPro lens and so forth. Taking it on and off to get to the battery and memory card the material got progressively worse and stretched. I now do not use it anymore. I guess its not bad for the price, but probably better ones out there.

I saw one of these featured on a YouTube channel I follow and decided to try one for my videos, and it didn’t disappoint! It makes the wind noises virtually none existent as I’m riding my trike making vlog vids.

I found this inexpensive foam cover works really good on my motorcycle up to about 25 mph which is all I had hoped for so I am quite happy with it. Until I can justify spending a lot more money for the Media Mod and a separate mic with a dead cat (furry) wind cover this foam will allow motor sounds in videos at trail bike speeds. Don't expect too much from the foam and you will be happy.

it does what it suppose to, but got ripped after few on and off on my goPro