Henry

Synchronized skating coaching presents unique challenges that traditional cameras simply can’t handle effectively. When you’re working with 8-20 skaters moving in complex formations, capturing the entire team’s spatial relationships, timing, and transitions requires a completely different approach. That’s why I’ve spent the last three months testing the best 360 cameras for synchronized skating coaching across … Read more

When Matt Hamilton stepped onto the ice wearing a hat-mounted camera during the USA vs Italy Olympic curling match, viewers got something completely new: a first-person perspective of what it’s like to deliver a stone and sweep with precision. That footage went viral not just because it was novel, but because it revealed the game … Read more

Coaching has evolved. The days of waiting until Monday film session to show players what went wrong on Friday are gone. Modern coaches need instant feedback on the sideline, and portable monitors make that possible. I’ve spent the last season testing displays on football fields, basketball courts, and soccer sidelines to find the best portable … Read more

After spending 45 days testing helmet cameras in actual figure skating environments, I discovered that most action cams are designed for outdoor sports and fail in cold rink conditions. The right helmet cam system for figure skating needs to withstand temperatures around 50-60°F, capture smooth footage despite constant movement, and mount securely without distracting from … Read more

As a goalie who has spent countless hours reviewing game footage, I can tell you that finding the best goalie net cameras for game review changed how I approach my development. There’s nothing quite like watching yourself make that game-winning save or analyzing exactly what went wrong on a tough goal. Filming from behind the … Read more

As a hockey parent who has spent countless weekends in freezing rinks photographing my kids’ tournaments, I know the unique challenges we face. Cold rink temperatures cause condensation that can damage camera gear, fast-paced action requires quick access to capture those perfect moments, and arena bag restrictions limit what we can bring. After testing 20+ … Read more

Nothing captures the intensity of hockey quite like chest-mounted footage. The stickhandling, the speed, the hits—it all comes alive when you see it from the player’s perspective. After testing cameras across multiple hockey games and practice sessions, I’ve found the best chest-mount action cameras for hockey filming that deliver stable, immersive footage you can actually … Read more

After 15 years of tournament travel across three continents, I’ve learned the hard way that equipment protection is non-negotiable. I’ve arrived at destinations with shattered camera gear, crushed microphones, and damaged sports equipment that cost thousands to replace. The right long-haul tournament equipment protection case isn’t just a luxury, it’s insurance against the rough handling … Read more

After coaching youth hockey for 15 years and managing equipment for teams ranging from 10 to 30 players, I have learned that the right equipment cart makes or break tournament weekends. We have tested over 20 different carts across various venues, from local rinks to cross-country tournaments. Our team spent the last season evaluating the … Read more

After spending three months testing garment bags with synchronized skating teams across the country, I’ve seen firsthand what happens when cheap bags fail at competitions. Our team evaluated 15 different models, traveling to regional competitions in Michigan, national qualifiers in Colorado, and even an international competition in Canada to find the best garment bags for … Read more