snowjaguar wrote:That drift stealth thing looks quite good, might be a bit less sticky-outy than the old go pro. So fed up with the head-mounted gopro getting banged out of position when the chair opens or closes! Then having to fuss around getting it horizontal again. I suppose i could get the chest mount but it looks kind of uncomfy. Really i want a helmet with integrated camera, visor, head up display that shows time and piste map, and also has a phone and a huge battery life and maybe a chin guard for good measure. Sadly nobody seems to make these yet! So I just bought some extremely garish t-shirts instead on the theory that it will feel like i'm going faster when wearing them!
It will definitely be less sticky-outy than the go pro and I think the ideal spot for capturing what you are experiencing is filming from eye level. It certainly wont bang on the chair when it is attached to your goggles. No only this but it is safer and easier to manage operation and mounting of the camera when it sitting on your goggles instead of your helmet. Of course it isn't fully water proof and I'm not sure if the image quality is as good as the go pro, but for the price and having it eye level mounted, it is worth it.
While you cant get a helmet as you described (perhaps once it comes out in a bond movie first!) you can get goggles with integrated cameras but I doubt there is any HUD....