[0.09 lb] Built very well and compliments your tilta camera cage perfectly to modify your rig for 15 mm rod set ups.

[4.2 x 2.6 x 1"] Although I think this is priced a bit on the high side, I have to say that it is another example of Tilta doing great engineering and manufacturing. I've become a huge fan of Tilta in recent years.

I'd buy this again.

[4.2 x 2.6 x 1"] A great compact replacement handle if you don't require audio inputs. Rosette's for mounting the FX6 monitor and a 15mm rod for an EVF or a Gratical via the Zacuto handle mount. Plenty of mounting points

[0.09 lb] The biggest thing going for this clamp is the fact that the knob doesn't interfere with either the mounting surface or whatever Arca kajigger you clamp to. In other words, if you like to rely on Arca rails over rod clamps, this is about as cheap, durable, and adaptable as it gets.

[0.09 lb] Great piece gear for handheld work.

[4.2 x 2.6 x 1"] Makes the float a much more versatile and easy to use piece of kit, cant believe they don't put one in the box

[0.09 lb] Little plate does what is intended. Installs easily and fits all Arca-Swiss bases with ease. A no-brainer.

[4.2 x 2.6 x 1"] Just got this in the mail today. It's a solid handle. I read reviews about too much play in the adjustable joint, so I was wary of that, however there is a flat head screw behind the knuckle of the adjustable push button - if you crank that screw tightly, it will eliminate the slight rattle in the joint at the cost of the drag friction on its rotations increasing. To me, this is worth it to eliminate any rattle. It's a very unique top handle, perhaps more of style over practicality compared to Zacuto/Wooden/Bright Tangerine top handles, but it's something nice to add to the kit at a fraction of the price of those handles. I bought it because I didn't want to obstruct the screws on my RED Outrigger Handle since I bounce back and forth between sticks, easyrig, and gimbal usage often. The idea of throwing a nato rail on top of the Outrigger Handle just to mount a nato/Arri pin top handle, then needing to remove the handle, said nato rail, and the Outrigger Handle in order to fly it on a gimbal seemed like two needless extra steps. If you have the Outrigger Handle, this is a very underrated option because you can remove your Outrigger Handle in one step so you can be gimbal-ready much, much quicker. Decent enough way to tweak the center balance of your rig by sliding the handle and loosening/tightening the two screws on the side. Two cold shoe mounts, three Arri pin 3/8 mounts, and two 1/4 mounts. Pretty solid option especially now that they've come down below $100 in price. Unique use case scenarios, but I think it should be a top option for those who also have the Outrigger Handle from the Komodo Production Pack for swifter build-ups/breakdowns when bouncing between a variety of setups.

[0.09 lb] I'm planning to shoot a week of all-day interviews in the future and am concerned about the possibility of thermal shutdowns. To address this, I’ve purchased the Tilta Khronos Cooling System from B&H for added safety.

Before buying, I wasn’t aware that the unit could also charge the iPhone while cooling. It fits perfectly using MagSafe on all my cages, including SmallRig, Neewer, BeastGrip, and my customized system.

The Khronos Cooler is made from titanium and is surprisingly light at 106.5g. It has two power modes and two fan speeds. At full speed, it’s extremely quiet. The sound level couldn’t be detected above ambient noise using a decibel app on my iPad placed beside the fan.

The unit is very sturdy, and its body functions as a heat sink. In an amateur, unscientific cooling test, the Khronos unit cooled down by 9°C (17°F). I plan to recommend this unit to my students.

[0.09 lb] Well built and rugged top handle. Perfect for for the cage.