Finn Universal Bike Mount for Smartphones

This little guy is amazing, super lightweight, no knobs, clamps, screws or otherwise to bulk up and complicate mounting. The elegance is in its simplicity! Perfect for commuting. Recently I went for a leisurely 30 mile bike ride. It was a road bike ride (I ride a Trek 7.2 converted to a 1x9 with 700c road wheel sets and 25mm tires for those interested in the bike setup), and I encountered some relatively bad asphalt (big bumps and cracks). At no point was I concerned at all that my phone (Google Nexus 5 with Spigen slim armor case) was going to slip, fall, or otherwise. If you are familiar with silicone this thing stretches like crazy but the design holds tight to the handlebars (standard handlebar diameter). I am not a mountain biker, but as tight as this thing held my phone I would not see an issue with this mount letting your phone loose even on big drops or uber rough terrain.5 stars this mount was exactly what I was looking for lightweight, compact, extremely easy to use. Love it!

I love the concept of this holder, it works as advertised. However I went through at least 10 of them in 3.5 yearsEven though they are stretchy and support large phones, the stress is way too much so they break after 20-30 uses. But I must give it a credit, in my experience they only broke while I was strapping on or off the phone, not during the ride and only one corner at a time. And it still works fine holding 3 corners..So the main flow - it's too small for large phones (5.7"+).Another minor issue, is the way they suggest you use it - with the little tab on top. This means that if you put bottom of the phone in the holder and top end slipped off your hand, then it will unwrap itself off your bike. So it's better if you do the top first then the bottom, but that means you must "push" the phone which is much less comfortable then "pull" towards you.Their website doesn't have any means to contact them, that means they are not looking for public feedback. Until they come up with a larger version, I'm not spending any more money with this company, there are already cheaper knockoffs

Excellent product and the seller -- Bike2Power -- delivered it promptly. I use it for my encased smartphone, which measures 5 1/2" x 2 5/8'' x 1/2" and I mount it to my wrapped handlebar, which has a circumference of 4". The phone doesn't move at all (and it gives me the option of using Ride With GPS, which is a fantastic app for map/cuesheet/turn-by-turn directions). This silicone mount is superior to other phone mounts because (i) it weighs next to nothing, (ii) can be removed and attached easily so that you can switch it from one bike to the next in less than a minute, (iii) and you needn't worry about someone breaking it off or stealing it. It's no wonder this product has garnered so many nominations and awards in Europe. If you have any plans to ride in Europe, you'll like the fact that the product comes with a voucher for one free city guide of your choosing. The choice of cities is limited, but includes a number of major cities in Europe. The manufacturer's free app has other features that can be used anywhere. For example, the app can log your miles and, if you are willing to send your logs to the manufacturer, they will use them to decide which other city guides to add to their app. The manufacturer is very active in advocating for bike routes and bike safety and gathers statistics to advise city planners. In short, the seller -- Bike2Power --and the product are excellent. Have fun on your bike

First off, I want to say I bought this with high hopes. I needed something other than the "traditional/standard" mount for my cell phone as my road bike handlebars are already crowded with a light system and a cycling computer. So the only place left was on the stem, but my bike uses a Profile Design H20 (oval shaped) stem, so most clamp on mounts won't work. I thought this would be the answer... it will stretch and wrap it around the stem. Great idea, but one of the loops used to secure the phone broke the first time I tried to get it to fit.This is a great concept but it's too thin to take much tension. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S5 with a modest size Spigen Slim Armor protective case (I am not going to take a chance on mounting my phone without some kind of protection "just in case..."). I will contact the seller/manufacturer and see if they will replace it... if so I will post that here. The only reason I didn't give it 1 star is because it should work better with a traditional round bar/stem.

I use this solely for keeping my phone easily accessible when I'm riding on my trainer. It's a solid mount in the sense that I don't worry about the phone coming loose. I'm not sure it would be useful to me if I was to ever want to use it for a real bike ride. The phone would bounce around so much the screen wouldn't be readable. Regardless, it's great for what I use it for and very easy to put on and take off.

I was excited to try this out after a nice review I read and after their nifty video on their website. I'm sad to say that I'm disappointed with how it actually performs. The every handlebar/every phone claim definitely doesn't hold up.Every handlebar claim: I have IsoZone handlebars on my Trek FX and this thing doesn't wrap around without the narrow end slipping back through the slot. Having to hold it in place while trying to finagle the phone into it is much more challenging than it should be.Every phone claim: I have a OnePlus One and it was a struggle to get it into this mount even without a case on the phone. When i finally did wrestle it in, it was incredibly unstable and wobbly. It was pointless to have my phone mounted because I couldn't even read the display with all of the movement.

Perfect, it's extremely safe, haven't had an issue at all after 6 weeks of using it.

I like how small, compact & easily transferrable this is. At first it feels too small to fit a mobile phone in but does. In doing so, a fair bit of stretching of it is required being careful not to release your grip & have it fling away. Once you fiddle and get in in place, allowing access to phones buttons, it sits nicely & mobile still responded to touch commands. Whilst riding it sat still & didn't move. A great product for an occasional rider.

It does work! Be carefull when installing it but when secured, your phone won't fall! Easy to switch from one bike to an other or to install your phone anywhere it can hold around.

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