01
The roads between routes
Keep a record of road sections as well as the quieter stretches of your hack.
Logical Tech for real-world riding
Safety cameras for horse riding
For the hack, the lane and the journey home. Keep a record of your ride.
Recording that fits your ride
Keep your attention on the ride.
Passing traffic and changing surroundings are part of many hacks. A camera gives you a recorded view to return to afterwards. The right setup starts with a suitable fit on your riding hat, a comfortable weight and controls you can check before setting off.
02
What happens behind
A dual-lens camera adds a rear view. Check the angle and any obstruction from clothing or your riding position.
03
A familiar routine
Practise fitting and checking the camera before a ride. Keep operation simple when your attention belongs with your horse.
Which setup fits your ride?
HC-1
Lightweight routine recording
A small, 48g helmet camera for a forward-facing record of everyday rides.
Choose a dual-lens camera if you also want a rear view.
£149.95
DC-1
Accessible front-and-rear recording
Two views from one helmet camera, with Full HD recording and WiFi access.
Consider DC-2 Pro for a longer stated recording duration and optional GPS.
£189.99
DC-2 Pro
Front and rear. One camera.
One helmet camera with two lenses, 2K recording and an optional GPS module.
A larger helmet setup than HC-1; the remote and GPS module are optional extras.
£239.99
A little preparation
Start with your riding hat.
Check your riding-hat manufacturer's guidance before attaching a camera or mount. Fit and comfort matter as much as recording specifications. A camera follows your head movement, so review a short clip from your normal riding position.
- Check that the mounting arrangement does not affect the fit or fastening of your hat.
- Confirm the view, battery and recording status before setting off.
- Make adjustments only when safely stopped and your horse is secure; ask someone to help if needed.
See the record
Know what to expect before you choose.
Useful answers
Horse riding camera questions
Should I choose a lighter camera or two views?
HC-1 suits riders who want a small forward-facing setup. DC-1 and DC-2 Pro add a rear view in a larger camera. Start with the coverage you want and the mounting arrangement suitable for your hat.
Can I use a camera at a riding event?
Check the organiser's current rules and your hat manufacturer's guidance before fitting or using a camera. Do not assume that a setup suitable for hacking is permitted at an event.
Will a camera capture everything around my horse?
No camera records every angle. Head movement, mounting position and obstructions change what is visible. Check your footage and understand the limits of your setup.
Choose around the way you ride.
Tell us your usual ride and the view you want to record. We can help you narrow down the options.