Chest Harness Mount | Quick-Release, Elastic Straps
Chest Harness Mount | Quick-Release, Elastic Straps
Lifetime Blank Warranty + 50% Crash Replacement
Manufacturing defects are free. Every Backwater Outlaw carbon rod blank is warranted for the life of the original owner against defects in materials and workmanship. If a blank fails in normal fishing use because of how it was made, we repair or replace the rod or the affected section. Reels & hardware: manufacturing defects are repaired or replaced under warranty.
Crashes are half price. Rods don't mostly break on fish — they break in car doors, on tailgates, and under boots. Any Backwater Outlaw rod, any accidental breakage, is replaced at 50% off the current price of the same (or closest equivalent) model, once per rod.
- Step 1 — Contact us Send your order number and photos of the failure.
- Step 2 — We confirm in writing Coverage is confirmed in writing before anything ships.
- Step 3 — Ship the affected section Send it to the California address we give you.
The hands-free way to film a day of fishing: an elastic chest harness with a quick-release camera plate, so the camera rides at sternum height and catches the cast, the hookset, and the release from your own point of view.
Blueprint Spec Block
| Material | Nylon straps + polycarbonate plate |
| Weight | 134 g |
| Size | 26 × 6 × 20 cm |
| Mount | Standard action-camera interface (GoPro-style) |
| Closure | Quick-release plate, adjustable buckles |
Retail vs Direct
Action-camera accessories at the big-box counter run $35–40 for the brand-name versions of these same mounts. This is the same hardware class, bought factory-direct — every spec above is stated by the maker and printed where you can check it.
Technical FAQ
Which cameras fit? Any action camera using the standard two-finger mount interface — GoPro-style, DJI Osmo Action, Insta360 with its mount adapter.
Does it fit over a PFD or jacket? The straps are elastic and adjustable; it wears over a light jacket or vest. For a life jacket, the harness goes under or over depending on the PFD's cut — most anglers wear it over.