Showing posts with label gopro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gopro. Show all posts

Friday, December 6, 2013

GoProStick Promo


GoPro Stick from Neto Nomads on Vimeo.

Little video filmed with and about the GoPro stick. Gave away one this week in the contest on FB. 
Each one handmade a designed to be simple and practical. Attach you GoPro via the surf adapter in the FCS plug secured in the end of the stick. Sticks come in a variety of sizes to fit your particular need. All sticks are constructed with high quality stainless steel components and wood finished with marine grade protection. Start shooting some new shots today!

Friday, July 19, 2013

Where do GoPro sticks come from?

The Oak sticks available are made the hardest way we could think of. We actually cut down the tree and took it to our mill.

 Then the log was milled to specs and the lumber was set aside to dry.

After a ridiculous amount of carving and planing by hand we turn the square lumber into amazing unique GoPro sticks that hold you camera secure and look great.

All of that work so you can go out and get shots like this to show off to friends!

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Pow pow

Highs in the mid 90's today but plenty of fresh pow in the shop!

 New batch of  gopro sticks and hand planes. As promised they will be for sale soon.

Finally to add to the Winter theme it was like Christmas today when the black smith stopped by the farm and gave me a handful of files. New tools are always appreciated.

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Testing products


Finished up the first gopro stick prototype and will be making more soon. Worked out great when shooting some snowboarding over the past weekend and was sturdy enough to survive some crashes. Hopefully no more snow laden surf shots any more!

Monday, April 8, 2013

Another Spring is coming

Start of a new Gopro stick to hopefully use to get some new footage. Should be having these for sale soon all made from local wood and ready to get shots when you need a little extra arm length.

Fun looking little wedge wave that was breaking at low tide. Unfortunately I was sick this weekend so go stuck with photo duty.