Rycote Micro Wind Jammer (Gray x 6, Adhesive Pads x 30), Micro WJ

I put one of these windjammers on my canon G7x and it works so well! I had to cut out some pieces and make it fit around the microphone for my canon g7x, but I am amazed at how much wind it actually blocks out! The windjammer has also been on my camera for a couple of weeks now and survived 30mph winds while I was in Iceland and has not even budged.. I'm glad so many come in a pack, but I've only needed one so far because it doesn't come off with with, but keeps a lot of wind noise away from the microphone on my camera! Great thing to have on a vlogging camera!

Not much you can say about these except they work like it suppose to. I'm using this with my GX7 mark II and the only down fall is you will have to modify the sticker so that it doesn't cover the 2 outer holes on the camera by cutting the sticker.

I used this for my gopro on a 500 mile hike. They stayed on under heavy use and even in the rain. It was nice to have video with no major wind sounds. They didn't seem to hurt the sounds you wanted to hear. I would recommend this product.

Cheap, simple, and great for filtering annoying wind noise on my GoPro 9!

I purchased this set of windscreens for my Sony RX100 V. I shoot backpacking vlogs so i need something that will withstand some abuse. Taking the camera in an out of pockets, dirt, and perhaps some light moisture. But I also wanted a solution that didnt involve me permanently affixing a windscreen to the camera.I like that the set has everything you need, and for the most part this kit works well, but there are a few problems that keep me from loving it.These adhesive stickers are gigantic (OD about the size of a quarter). I dont know of a single camera that has an internal microphone this large. My microphone "ports" are tiny, and right next to other camera features like pop-up flash, pop-up viewfinder, and the on-off button. I had to painstakingly cut the adhesive stickers to size (being careful to not leave any gaps that would let wind in) with scissors and a razor blade, and carefully place them with tweezers. I also then had to cut the windscreens to size. I didnt want them to look sloppy, so this took a little time.Once the windscreens were in place, they worked very well, and seemed to be robust enough to withstand me taking the camera in an out of my backpack pockets... until they got slightly wet when some snow got on the top of the camera, at which point the adhesive failed and one of the windscreens came off. Luckily the adhesive sticker is still attached to the camera, so I plan on supergluing a windscreen on to the adhesive sticker for a stronger bond.

I love these little things. The first concern I had was that once actually in use on my RX100M3 that they would end up falling off because I carry my camera in my cargo pock. After a 3 week trip and almost filming every day, they were awesome! Not a problem with them at all. Now I will mention that you will have to cut the adhesive strips to a custom format to fit on the RX100M3. Plus I can not use my flash, which I don't ever use so that really doesn't matter to me, but must be mentioned. I mainly use the camera to do my filming with and I could not be more happy with the windjammers. They do not work miracles, but they make such a difference that is make it totally worth it! You can check out my youtube channel "Corey Mathery" if you would like to see the results of the audio on my videos. Love these, and I even cut it to where I can still use my viewfinder if needed! Highly Recommend!

I bought these Windjammers to stop the wind noise in all my recordings. When I went to San Francisco, where it was really windy, I couldn't hear myself talk in the videos. Once I got the Windjammers in the mail, the first thing I did, was put them on. The application process was really easy. First you have the align the adhesive pad above the microphone, making sure the hole is where the opening in the camera is. Next. you take a windjammer and just stick it on and hold it for a couple of seconds waiting for it to fully adhere. It stops the wind from getting into the microphone a little bit, but you can here the wind in the background.

The "sticky" tape does not adhere to the fabric material and blows off in the wind.