When you're cycling 30,000 km around the world with your dad, you need a camera that keeps up, and the Akaso 360 does exactly that. I've mounted it on the bike in the middle of nowhere, through mountain passes, coastal highways, and everything in between, and it just works. What I love most is the footage it captures without even thinking about it: that immersive, cinematic perspective that would take a full crew to recreate any other way.

The Brave 7 is an affordable action camera you can use without worrying. It works well for cyclocross with crashes, mud, and water, and keeps recording reliably even in tough conditions like mud and seawater.

The Akaso 360 is a super simple and awesome piece of technology for capturing your top moments on the trails. Editing and exporting are super simple through the app which can connect directly to your phone.

Out on the field, when I'm riding, I don't want to overthink my gear. The AKASO 360 is so easy to use that I completely forget it's even there. It handles the action perfectly and captures that true feeling of speed and freedom. I can focus 100% on my line and the adrenaline, knowing it's recording the whole vibe and all the best angles without me having to worry about framing.

The AKASO 360 is very easy to film with and I don’t need to worry about the angle like with a traditional action camera. I can reframe the shots any way I like, and even on chunky trails, the image stabilization keeps the footage stable.

I'm using Akaso cameras for more than 2 years so far and during this time I've had the pleasure to use the Brave 8 cameras and the new Akaso 360. Talking about that new camera, it has been a game changer for me. It's really easy to use and I don't need to choose a single section to film cause it simply records everything that happens all around me. I can't do without it anymore, especially for all my solo adventures.