[Black] I love this cage. Been looking for a cage that would provide me a quick conversion from shooting video to shooting photos. I can go straight from the tripod and just pull the camera out to go hand held with no cage but still maintain the arca Swiss plate to put it on my gimbal then slide back into the cage where it can be in the full right, pop it off the rails with the cage for handheld mode in a snap with a quick release. just overall a great flexible system. Good job Kondor Blue!

[0.25 lb] Great cage for the price, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering a cage for their Canon R,R6 or R5!
The Kondor Blue cage fits my R5 perfectly and allows for almost any mounting configurations neatly and without allot of hassle. The top handle breaks down and builds back up in seconds with the nato rail system. The remote trigger works flawlessly once you set the shutter button to start recording video on a full press. The cage was shipped to South Africa via DHL and I have no complaints there.

[0.25 lb] Paired with the Canon R5 and a 19mm Studio rod system making it a hybrid 15mm LWS and 19mm Studio rod systems and has quick release plates everywhere for different payloads.

[0.25 lb] It's great for komodo, and you can attach many other things to it.

[0.25 lb] I own the Panasonic S5IIX mounted in a SmallRig cage with a Kondor Blue top handle (KOKBPBSSDBK). You can't attach the DMWXLR1 (XLR Audio adapter) because it sits too high plus it blocks the Nato rail where the top handle attaches. This small, simple device solves that problem. You will have to remove the cable holder underneath the bottom of the XLR adapter (no big loss). The description says something about a cold shoe mount. This is inaccurate. This extension is a Nato clamp to Nato rail plus the top Nato Rail has an Arri Anti Twist 3/8 screw hole that can be used to attach a top handle with an Arri screw in mount like the ones that are common to Smallrig (SM2165C) .

[0.25 lb] This inexpensive piece attaches via a 1/4 20” and saves you the need to hold that extra gear. Mounting the cold shoe plate to the side of your camera or gear cage is like having another arm, and saves you from a jumbled mess. For $10, this is a must have for folks who use cold shoe mounts daily.

[Black] It came with my tilta cage for my v Raptor. It’s been great I feel super secure when holding it.

[0.25 lb] This plate feels incredibly robust and has great selection of outputs. The hidden power button is a nice touch too to prevent accidentally powering it off mid shoot.

[Black] This top handle extension has helped to re-distribute the Sony monitor on the back of the camera with the option of adding so many more accessories.. It's an extremely useful addition to the Sony FX6.

[Black] This handle feels good in my hands. The rubber underside assures comfort and I really like the gap in the front that allows for a better grip.


I have two minor gripes though...


1. The handle doesn't come with the cable needed and there aren't many options except for the KB brans which is about $30. Plan to spend about 130 + tax.


2. The record button make a significant audible sound when you push it. It is not extremely loud, but enough that it is noticeable for anyone nearby. I usually shoot hand held from the hip and I do not like for the subject to hear or see that the camera is recording so it's a little annoying, but not a deal breaker.


This handle is very well built and looks great too.