[VCT-14] After you spend the big coin on a sweet camera sometimes you don't have much left over to complete the package. This rod support system will do just fine and won't break the bank.

[0.76 lb] This was just what I needed to help support my heavy Ronin setup when I was in filming situations where I didn't want to use a large support vest system which can be bulky and attract a lot of attention. With this setup I would use the ronin normally and then if I had to film an extended static shot or if I had a pause between filming I would could set the ronin tripod handle in the belt and give my arms and back some relief. It's not meant to replace a flycam vest and be used to add stability to shots, its just more of a backsaver for static shots or between shots.

[0.76 lb] I bought this to help support my DJI RS4 and Panasonic GH6. Normally I shoot handheld, but in situations where I’m shooting all day, the fatigue I get in my back can be overwhelming. I’ve used a few other gimbal supports and while they’ve all been helpful, none have been all that comfortable. This one stands out. Keeping the belt and the should straps separate help a lot, and it lets be decide how much support I want or need. I highly recommend it.

[0.76 lb] These handgrips are a great design and work well with 15mm rods in our two HDSLR handheld kits. At $ they are an fantastic value. We actually prefer the 403-20, a wider version of these grips that B&H also sells. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=403-20&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=maFor the price you don't get an expensive rosette coupling and hand turnable knob to change the angle of the grips just a friction lock down with Allen head fittings and a small Allen wrench. Set them at the right angle and you'll probably never move them anyway and they stay put no slippage. Simple, effective internal lock down for 15mm rods, one knob underneath loosens both sides. The grips are metal and the newer version we bought from B&H had more finger indentations but we still slipped some hard foam grips from a bike shop on for better control, especially in sweaty hands situations. We've paired these up with RedRock Micro Shoulder pads, RedRock quick release baseplates and 18 Ikan 15mm rods for a very cost effective hand held set up. These grips are better than Red Rock and a lot cheaper than Vocas or Birns & Sawyer.

[Sony PXW-Z750] This mic gives smooth sound. Rugged build and very sensitive. Great price too!

[0.76 lb] This is extremely well built, and mine came with an attachment that can replace the VCT wedge in the front and lets you mount a tripod plate (i.e. manfrotto/sachtler or euro plate) and attach directly to the tripod.

[Sony PXW-Z750] Extremely well made. Allows for stable support of my FS100, even with one hand on my follow focus. Reasonably priced as well.

[0.76 lb] even though I thought that the pricing is a little on the expensive side I am pleasantly surprised with my new Chrosziel shoulder support for my FX6. I am able to mount the camera in three different positions, the shoulder pad is easy to adjust, comfy and easy to slide back and forth. looks like you can also add a rear rod support which I haven't purchased yet but will def get it

[0.76 lb] SOUNDS CLEAR.

[Aluminum] great for lightweight handheld work on AF100. Great for the price. Can't believe Chrosziel would sell anything for this price!