[Aluminum] Use with a heavy rig and it gets the job done. The ability to rotate makes it great for long shooting. Got it for half the price during holiday sales.

[Gray] Great design, well made and the rotating mechanism makes handling the rig a lot easier in order to get weird angles.

[Aluminum] The handle feels great in my hand and the swivel works well. A little pricey, but hopefully this will hold up over time and make my shooting easier.

[Aluminum] I have this as part of the whole Movcam cage system. It's not mentioned in the B&H description, but this individual piece is designed to work in conjunction with MOVCAM 303-3901 base plate. I don't see any way to mount the bottom screws to the camera without the Movcam baseplate. I'd love to be proven wrong, as that would open up more options. This side bracket is one of the main reasons I bought the Movcam cage. The rear rosette is in a unique position and is great for relocating the stock handle or installing a wooden rosette handle when shooting with an Easyrig.

[Gray] I have had a few strokes and my hands don't work all that well so holding on to a little camera was difficult. So this handle helps me hold me on.

[Gray] Unfortunately, B&H doesn't seem to provide any way to update reviews, but my previous review needs updating. I was having problems mounting this to a NATO rail and it turned out that it was because Kondor Blue can't seem to make any of their NATO rails consistently/compliantly sized. So the fault lies with Kondor Blue, not Tilta. This product is robust and works as intended - just not on Kondor Blue products.

[Aluminum] With Nikon Z7 + Nikkor Z 35mm 1.8S - OK)
With Nikon Z7 + Nikkor Z 24-70mm 2.8S - micro-backlash appears along the axis of rotation, within reasonable limits, caused by a heavy lens.
Barely noticeable in my work does not bother me. if you need a reinforced concrete handle, look towards the non-rotating.
I didn't really like the grinded aluminum edge in the place where the rubber fits.

[Aluminum] First camera cage system from BT and it's awesome. I bought the original Kasbah system alongside the Misfit kick back in the day and was impressed by the functionality, quality, and their efforts to keep things light weight while still strong/solid. When it came time to get a cage for the Burano, I knew I wanted to try BT over the other options that were first to market apon its launch. The side rails connecting top and bottom inspire confidence for mounting things pretty much anywhere on the rig. The sliding top plate is slick, I'm getting another one for quick swaps to my movi alongside a BUD plate for the bottom. The D handle is solid and comfy. Paired with my Kasbah shoulder rig, its the quickest to build and comfiest to shoulder all day compared to other systems I've tried/built in my AC days. You won't regret it! Also the customer service is TOP with BT. They just called me within 15 mins to get clarification on a support email I sent regarding plate compatibility. Who does that these days?!

[Gray] All the Wooden Camera Canon C70 accessory kits suffer from a design flaw - The top plate and handle only interface with the camera via one bolt. As a result, the top plate consistently works loose from the camera and introduces an unacceptable amount of play into any peripherals attached to the camera. I'm certain Wooden Camera developed this accessory to solve this design flaw. This accessory adds a mounting point so that the cage also connects via a bolt underneath the camera. So yes, this is a great product, but only because it solves a design flaw that should not have been present to start with. I expect more from Wooden Camera accessory kits especially at their price point.

[Aluminum] This is hands down a must have if you're a run-n-gun shooter!