Quad LockAction Camera Adaptor for Out Front Mount

Nice build quality. I love using the quadlock ecosystem and this allows me to mount my new magiclight bike headlight under my phone. Works great.

Takes a bit to get used too one handed if riding. Holds secure

I really like the Quad Lock system. I have mounts on my road & hybrid bikes. They're very secure and I feel very confident that my phone is safely mounted. Between the two bikes, I've ridden 200 miles or so in the month I've been using the Quad Lock mount and case. The phone feels very secure.I like the "Out Front" mount better than the handlebar mount that comes in the kit. To look at your phone while riding, you have to look down from the road ahead. With the Out Front, you don't have to look down as far. Going back and forth between looking ahead and looking at the phone is a bit more comfortable and feels a bit safer using the Out Front mount.That said, the Out Front mount only puts the phone about 2" forward compared to where the phone is positioned using the handlebar mount, so the difference is not real big. But it's enough to make a difference.I thought about docking 1 star from my rating because of the price: Quad Lock stuff isn't cheap, and Amazon sells other handlebar mounts for smart phones for less. But Quad Lock is a very well-designed product, and well-made (including the phone case). To me, that's worth it, and worth supporting the company. But if I had a modest income, I'd probably look at cheaper options.

This works great, I used it to mount my outbound trail evo light to the out front mount. Slightly annoying that it doesn't come with a screw.

This system is lightyears ahead of all the others on the market. It is secure, does not make noise and is unintrusive. The design is amazing and puts all the other systems to shame as far as I am concerned. That being said it is not without flaws. 1. it is easy to over tighten and strip the screw that connects the clamp. I did this, but the company was very quick to send a replacement and I am sure it will be fine as long as I am careful not to over tighten again. 2. Not a lot of options for built-in cases if you have an android. 3. the universal adaptor is pretty much worthless if you have a phone or case with TPU/ soft touch material. I had to take mine to a cobbler to attach it with rivets. (if you have a glass back or plastic case then it works perfectly) 3. The wait if you order from the company website is way longer than if you just order from Amazon, which I find strange. 4.

The Quad Lock system is just awesome.Affording the below features, this mount just makes it easy to use. Whether you're trying to play Pokemon Go while riding your bike or have a GPS tracking system while riding a trail system, this thing will make sure your phone is secure. While the pictures don't show it, there is a rubberized plastic insert that can be removed to allow for different sized bars. Per the description, 25.4mm uses the insert, 31.8mm does not.It only takes one bolt to mount and shouldn't take more than a few minutes to get it on your bike and ready to go.The only con I could find is with the mounting positions on my bike. I cannot move the mount outboard on my bars, as the mount doesn't fit with or without the insert. It is usable right at the stem, which works for me right now.Heads up position provides better viewing angleAerodynamic low profile designSecure dual stage lock (Patent Pending)Can be rotated for over stem mountingSuits handle-bar sizes 31.8mm and 25.4mmCompatible with all Quad Lock Cases

Holds your phone at a much much more practical position to view and access your phone when riding than the tube mount that comes with the quad lock bike kit. It's well made and the clamp has remained secure over several rides with no rotation at all. If you are looking for a way to mount your phone on your bike, this paired with a Quad Lock case is your solution.Incidentallty, this purchase was the final piece of my effort to avoid spending the money on the $500 GPS computer I really wanted...Because really the iPhone 6 I already had does everything I wanted the GPS computer for. And there are a lot of other great cycling apps out there. "But your iPhone battery sucks", you say. Ah, but when paired with a small 5200mAh "Candy bar-Sized" battery in a top tube bag, I can ride literally all day with the phone unlocked and still have a full charge when finished. So yeah, I've spent about $100 give or take to not buy the GPS but I'm happy with my setup.

Does not hold camera tightly