My last bike phone carrier broke right before my event over this weekend riding 150 miles. I ordered this new bike phone carrier but couldn't test it out before the weekend. The carrier held my phone well without any danger of it falling out. At one point, after taking my phone off the carrier and putting it back on, I forgot to use the rubber bands to fully secure it. After several bumps, the phone stayed secured. However, I'm not a big fan of the rubber bands because they take quite a bit of dexterity to pull the band over the corners of the phone. They do keep the phone ultimately secured so I will keep using them. Overall, I give the carrier a B+.

I have a very well maintained and new looking 1984 900 Ninja with very condensed space in the cockpit area that makes it very difficult to use a traditional RAM mount for my iPhone, so I tried this crowfoot mount just to see how it would fare. I was not impressed at first. While the crowfoot mechanism itself was very strong and grippy and well made, the flat slab that my iPhone 6s (with Apple battery extender case) was to fit on felt cheesy to me. Also, the 4 rubber loops on each of the four corners looked fragile and easy to tear, and the vice-grip slider in the middle that pinches the iPhone at its center didn't seem very strong. So, I wasn't going to use it at first. I paid cash for my iPhone and I wasn't about to risk 600+ bucks on what I thought at first was a cheap piece of gear. Anyway, the CrowFoot mechanism worked great and I was able to attach the mount to the base of my left brake reservoir. Then I started playing around with mounting the iPhone with a rubber hook around each of the four corners of my phone's rubbery battery case. Once I did this, the phone actually felt pretty snug. In fact, try as I may to manually knock the phone out of the mount, I couldn't. So, after I experimented and my confidence grew, I mounted the phone and took my bike out for a very nice long ride through the back country here in Washington State. The ride lasted about 3 hours and covered a lot of BUMPY back roads taken at high speed (well over 100mph), and the mount didn't BUDGE! Even while my instrument cluster was bouncing all over the place as I blasted through backroads, the iPhone stayed perfectly solid and stable and I got home without issue! The product is very shiny and new looking and the rubbery loops in the corners do not look strong, but they in fact are. Three big things I would do to this product if I was selling it, one would be to make the vice-grip mechanism at center a bit stronger and the rubber pads on the vice grips grippier! Secondly, I'd add a grippy rubber pad at the center of the platform the phone rests on. And thirdly, I'd try to physically make the eye loops on the corner, darker and less shiny and more robust looking because as they are now, they do not inspire confidence--even though my test proved they are up to the task. Bottom line, this is a good gadget and I feel that my iPhone 6s is safe on it. I just take GREAT care when I put the phone on the mount that the loops are all properly fitted before I leave the garage.

Looking forward to using this on my mountain bike rides and jet ski! Very good grip on my iPhone 13 Pro Max!

I'm still sorting out how best to mount my iPhone in this unit (to avoid pressing the volume and power buttons while riding). Nevertheless early results are good- unit held my iPhone 13 well through a 20 mile road bike ride.

This phone holder fits my bmwK1600 where others couldn't, at a fraction of the cost. Is more secure than I had hoped with my phone. Easily attached to my bike. Just the side clamps are secure enough for my phone without the elephant ear elastics for the corners. Great value for the $$$