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The original GoPro.

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I wonder how many of those things he buried while practicing those stunts. Now just mount a GoPro on that thing and you'd have something more vomit inducing than a bottle of ipecac syrup.

@ SaNdMaN
Could have been a ricochet...
But judging by the crack sound you can hear just before the GoPro explodes it was directed fire. So, yeah possibly shock?

Great idea, but you can buy a nerf vortex for $10, hollow it out, and put your gopro in it.
These guys have obviously practiced their throws to be able to keep it pointed in the right direction and not spin. They did far better than I thought they would.
*quality low tech advancement in high tech photography

AER: Throw Your Gopro

Do GoPros cause speeding or does speeding cause GoPros?

Stabilized downhill footage is pretty dope. http://digg.com/video/gopro-stabalized-mtb

Whale GoPro!

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I can see what you're saying. I would love to see an interview with him discussing what his life used to be like and how he made the decision and financial outlay to begin making his videos; however, I think that now that his channel is up and running and if he gets a video out every month that's more than $40,000 income per year and I think that would be enough to support all his expenses. He probably has a camera like a GoPro (~$500), does his own editing on his own computer ($2500?) and would still have money left over for all the rest.

I kept waiting for someone to climb it with a GoPro and start doing pull-ups or something.