Camera Mic Wind Muff For Canon G7X Mark II Dead Cat Windscreen Microphone Cover For Series Of AS300 G7X2 (Grey)

looks stupid, but kills wind noise very very well on external surveillance cameras even if they are a pain in the ass to apply.

If you have a veo camera for your athletes this is a must have. Cuts down on wind and background noise considerably. Adhesive held for almost the entire season. Will def buy again when we eventually run out.

I use these with noise-cancelling headphones to prevent wind noise from interrupting the microphones. This kit comes with adequate double-sided tape, but could be stronger.

Purchased for my Canon EOS R7 to replace a DIY foam windscreen that kept disintegrating. Using the provided double sided tape "rings", it fit nearly perfectly over the internal microphone holes for this model of camera. After almost half a year of use I've found it to cut wind noise substantially with little audio degradation (though I am not an audio expert), however the provided double-sided tape sticks VERY poorly to the muff (it sticks fine to the polycarbonate body of the R7), which the makers must have known since they provided so many replacements in a pack. Not only did it rip off very quickly when the camera is transported inside a camera bag, two fell off while just carrying the camera around my neck during a hike (presumably they brushed against something). Ever since I used some gorilla glue on the tape where it touches the muff a few months ago however (don't directly glue it to the camera body, it might damage it and/or not adhere), it has not come off again, and surprisingly the muff fuzz has yet to disintegrate.

These work well

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These wind screens do not adhere. They muffle the sound and your audio will be truly horrible. If you cut them in the center they will fall apart, the adhesive strip is totally useless.

Bought these to use on my GoPro (Hero 9) on a biking trip to Bentonville, AR. Worked great. Cut the wind noise to an acceptable level like a good dead cat should. Adhesive didn't budge a bit. Possibly a touch large if you use a 360 lens, but was fine with the standard.