53 grams. 4K at 60 fps. 200 minutes battery. The technical specifications of the Go Ultra sound unspectacular at first. But it gets interesting when you look at the details: the 1/1.28" sensor delivers usable low-light performance, while FlowState stabilisation plus 360° horizon lock enables blur-free shots even on gravel tracks. Hands-free operation, with 156° wide angle - this thing is made for POV content.
Statistics overlay instead of standard clip
The real highlight: the Pogačar dashboard. If you track your rides with Garmin, Apple Watch or other devices anyway, you can integrate the data directly into the video. Speed, heart rate, watts, cadence, altitude - everything can be displayed. This turns normal ride videos into training content with context. For all those who want to show data as well as landscapes. There are also Pogačar sticker effects and a customised shutdown animation.
All-round carefree package
The limited edition comes with a numbered autograph card, customised packaging and an extensive arsenal of holders:
- Headband
- Various bike mounts (quick-release, flexi bracket, multi-angle)
- Ring remote control
- Magnetic clip
- 128 GB microSD card.
In principle, everything you need to get started right away - whether helmet, handlebars or chest.
Who is Pogačar again?
If you're not into cycling at all: Tadej Pogačar, 26, is currently regarded as the best all-rounder on the scene. Four Tour victories (2020, 2021, 2024, 2025), triple crown in 2024, five times Il Lombardia, bronze in Tokyo. In 2026, he took out Strade Bianche, Milano-Sanremo and the Tour of Flanders - the first rider ever to win four monuments in a row. He has officially been riding with Insta360 cameras since July 2025, and the cooperation with his UAE team Emirates-XRG is now official.
Assessment
A test copy of the Pogačar edition has arrived in our editorial office. Unpacking it was fun - unfortunately, due to work, we weren't able to jump on the bike straight away and try it out.
The camera can be separated from the action pod. The pod is practical for selfie shots thanks to the swivelling display - you can see directly whether you are in the picture. The small camera itself can be attached in a variety of ways and captures cycling action from very different angles.
The dashboard feature is really handy for anyone who wants to share their rides on social media and provide more context than just "it was nice today". The limited edition with collector's value potential appeals to Pogi fans.
For 579 euros, you get a fully equipped action cam with niche features for cyclists. You decide whether the yellow design and Pogačar goodies are worth it.
Price: 579 Euro
Sandra Schuberth
Editor
