SaddleCam

You keep telling the story. Nobody ever sees it. The canyon run at sunset, the guy who merged into your lane, the morning the whole chapter rolled out together. SaddleCam clips to your vest and records all of it — then gets out of the way. It weighs about as much as a Zippo. There is no harness, no chest rig, no bracket to bolt on. A magnet holds it to your leather, you press one button, and you ride. Most riders forget it is on them until they pull the footage. And the 64GB card is already in the box. Charge it, clip it on, ride. Nothing else to buy. Stabilized, or it is just shaky video This is the part most tiny cameras get wrong, and it is the reason a lot of them end up in a drawer. A motorcycle vibrates constantly — engine, road surface, wind. Without stabilization you get footage that is technically 4K and completely unwatchable. SaddleCam has built-in electronic image stabilization. The horizon stays level, the frame stays steady, and a canyon run looks like a canyon run instead of an earthquake. If you are comparing cheap body cams, this is the spec to check first. Why riders pick it over an action cam Magnetic mount. Snaps to your vest, jacket, or any steel surface in about a second. The 360° clip handles the rest — chest, pack strap, helmet, bars. One button. Press to record, press to stop. Nothing to configure in a parking lot with your gloves on. It disappears. Matte black, flush to the leather. It does not turn your cruiser into a skydiving rig. IPX7 rated. Rain, road spray, a dropped camera in a puddle. It keeps going. Wi-Fi to your phone. Check the angle before you roll out. Pull clips off after. No laptop needed. Records while charging. USB-C, so a power bank in your pocket extends a long day. You are paying for the camera, not the logo The premium tiny wearables run $240 to $400 for this exact capability — 4K, magnetic, stabilized, pocket sized. SaddleCam does the same job for a fraction of it, with the memory card included. The footage is what matters, and the footage holds up. 4K or 1080p — which one Choose 4K if you post ride footage, or if you ever want to read a plate or a street sign in a clip. The detail is the whole point. Choose 1080p if you mostly want longer runtime per charge and smaller files on the card. It is the same body, the same mount, the same kit. Specifications Video 4K or 1080p depending on model Stabilization Built-in electronic image stabilization (EIS) Water resistance IPX7 — withstands immersion in up to 1 m of fresh water for 30 minutes Weight Approx. 1.3 oz / 36 g Battery Up to 90 min at 4K, up to 150 min at 1080p Charging USB-C. Records while plugged in. Wireless Built-in Wi-Fi for phone preview and transfer Storage 64GB microSD card included. Supports up to 128GB. Mounting Magnetic pad + 360° rotating clip What comes in the box SaddleCam body camera 64GB microSD card — included Magnetic mount pad 360° rotating clip mount Lanyard neck strap Wrist strap with clip USB-C charging cable USB SD card reader Questions riders actually ask Do I need to buy a memory card? No. A 64GB microSD card is included and it is enough for a full day of riding. If you want more, the camera supports cards up to 128GB. Is the footage actually stable on a bike? Yes. Built-in electronic image stabilization smooths out engine vibration and road buzz. This is the single biggest difference between SaddleCam and the cheap body cams that have no stabilization at all. What does IPX7 mean in practice? It means rain, road spray, mud and a dropped camera in a puddle are all fine — the camera survives immersion in up to 1 m of fresh water for 30 minutes. It is not a dive camera. Do not take it below a meter and do not take it in salt water. How long does the battery last? Up to 90 minutes recording at 4K, or up to 150 minutes at 1080p. You can also record while charging over USB-C, so a pocket power bank covers a long day. How does it mount? The magnetic pad holds it to a leather vest, jacket, or any steel surface. The 360° clip attaches to chest, pack strap, helmet, or bars. No tools, no straps. Will it fall off at highway speed? The magnet is strong and the clip mount is there for anything aggressive. On a vest at highway speed, riders use the clip and the magnet together. That is what both mounts are for. How do I get the footage off it? Two ways. Connect over Wi-Fi and pull clips straight to your phone, or take the card out and use the included reader on a computer. Is this only for motorcycles? No. It records hands-free anywhere — hiking, fishing, working, vlogging. But it was picked for the ride, and that is where it earns its keep. What is the difference between the two models? Resolution only. Same body, same kit, same mounts, same stabilization, same 64GB card. 4K captures more detail, 1080p gives you longer recording per charge. Shipping Orders are processed within 1–2 business days. Delivery to the US typically takes 8–15 business days. You get a tracking number by email as soon as it ships, and updates at each step. Returns 30 days. If the camera arrives damaged or defective, photograph the camera and the box within 48 hours of delivery and email us — we will make it right. For any other return, send it back unused in the original packaging with all parts included, using tracked shipping. Refunds are issued within 5 business days of us receiving the return.