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Published Oct. 04, 2012 1 Updated Oct. 04, 2012
If a roll-away system works for goggles, why can’t it work for your GoPro camera? Lone Star Racing realized this and recently released its ViewPro system, which adapts a roll-offf system for GoPro HD Hero cameras.
“Now you can get great video even in conditions that would normally cover your lens with debris,” Lone Star Racing says in a release. “Just simply give a pull on the cord and clear your camera lens for great video.”
According to Long Star Racing, the ViewPro system also helps protect your GoPro camera from damage.
The ViewPro system ($99.95) is made to work with Scott roll-off systems. Visit LSRacing.com for more information.
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