[Silver] I have had 3 different similar bags, and finally I have found one that fits my use perfectly. Perfect fit for my Pentax K3 III with 16-85mm lens or 50-135mm lens. Not rom for much else than camera and lens, but that makes it smal and light for hanging in front of chest.

[39 lb] Holds my Canon R body and adjusts to fit any of the lens I own. 1535mm, 2470mm, 70200mm...or any prime. I attach it to my hiking backpacks hip belt when hiking to have quick access to a camera with lens attached and not having to remove my entire backpack.

[Silver] These are used to attach things to temporary stage structures.


I used them to attach speakers to the Gabor Modern Easel 4-Leg Stand for 50 to 70 Displays (BH has a very good price on those, it is an elegant TV stand, and black clamp matches it. It would be good for attaching a sound bar to that stand.)


The clamps are precisely machined and solidly built. The BH price is very good. There is a slight adjustment for pipe size. I used them on 1 3/8 pipe. That is a common diameter of EMT electrical conduit, chain link fence pipe, and tent canopy pipe.

[39 lb] Used two of these mounts while re-engineering a DJ booth in a nightclub. They look great and provide a rock solid solution for the booth monitors. Excellent product.

[39 lb] I was looking for the best solution for a dock. You are gonna need one if you want to balance your steadicam the right way. These things are hard to find but this is definitely a great buy plus you can fold it in half for easy storage.

[Silver] Great run-and-gun pouch that can attach to just about anything. Easy adjustability for various lens sizes.

[Silver] This truss is a quality piece, just what we needed to up our show game. Easy onset assembly and holds our massive light show with no worries. Highly recommend.

[Silver] Great item works perfect with my tilta float

[Silver] Just completed a 4-day backpack trip in Utah's red rock canyons with the Navin resting on my chest. To suspend the Navin, I used straps with buckle clips to connect the Navin to the pack's shoulder straps (see photos). The clips (not provided with the Navin) make it easy remove it from the pack when taking a break in hiking and taking off the pack. With the clips, the Navin weighs 12 ounces, heavy in ultralight camera holster world, but I prefer Navin's level of padding and just the right amount of stiffness, which makes it easy to pull the holster zipper and remove the camera (Nikon D850 w/ L-bracket) when it was on my chest. I also like the feature to shorten or lengthen the holster depending on the length of the lens on the camera. While hiking, the holster felt comfortable and secure on my chest. It did not flop around. It rained on the trip and the water resistant fabric repelled the rain. I'm not sure if the zippers are waterproof but because the zipper to access the camera rests up against your chest it has minimum exposure to the rain. When I was wearing a thin shirt on the hike, I noticed some minor chafing from the Moelle webbing and gatekeeper attachment loops rubbing up against my shirt. Other than that, this is an outstanding product.

[39 lb] I am happy with this pouch. It connects easily to my Tilopa bag (with Gatekeeper straps, not included). I like that the length is adjustable. Extended, it hold a 70-200 f2.8 with ease. Rolled/collapsed, it holds a 24-70 without the camera/lens sinking all the way to the bottom. The hooks that keep it rolled are a little snug and difficult to engage at the beginning, but it is getting easier with practice.