Scout into snow-, gravel-, and sand-covered terrain with your Yota using the CINEGEARS Arctic Explorer Treads & Skis for Yota Roverfrom CINEGEARS. Including a pair of rear treads and a pair of front skis, the Rover Package expands the potential of your gimbal car by giving it unhindered access to nearly any type of terrain. Use it to shoot scenic snowy panoramas, follow downhill skiers, film runs in the snowboard park, or capture volleyball matches at the beach. The treads help disperse weight and keep your Yota moving at top speed even under the load of heavy camera setups.

For Yota Gimbal Car    Pair of Rubber Rear Treads    Pair of Front Skis    For Use on Snow, Gravel & Sand    Treads Help Disperse Weight    Made of CNC-Cut Aluminum & Steel    Easy & Fast to Install    Lightweight at Under 2.2 lb

Easy and fast to install

Travel across snow, gravel, sand, and uneven terrain

Weighs less than 2.2 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any other triggers besides Elinchrom EL-Skyport transmitter to use NEO 2 as a flash? Camera is a Sony A6600

A: No. The following system works off of Elinchrom protocal system that is built-in. Elinchrom Skyport wireless flash receiver can control up to 10 lights in four groups.

Q: 2. Will this work well with the Canon 5D IV if so will it work with the PROFOTO A1 trigger?

A: Not that we are aware of.

Q: 3. Is it work with OLYMPUS omd em5mII ?

A: Yes, this is is compatible with your Olympus omd em5mii.

Q: 4. How long will continuous light mode last on set of batteries?

A: You should expect around an hour from the 6 AA batteries it runs off of.

Q: 5. What kind of trigger will I use for Sony cameras?

A: You can use the Rotolight Elinchrom EL-Skyport transmitter for Sony. The Neo 2 has an Elinchrom receiver built in. It works very well and lets you vary the output of the light with the transmitter.

Q: 6. What is the size of the rotolight?

A: It is 145mm x 50mm (5.7” x 1.96”).

Q: 7. do you need the sky port transmitter to fire the flash mode or can it pick up signal from any transmitter

A: Page 12 of the User Manual Starts to go over Flash Mode and includes what flashes you can use. https://bhpho.to/3tEfWKA

Q: 8. If this is supposedly a "flash" then why don't they publish the flash duration specs? What is the flash duration? What kind of motion blur could it possibly freeze?

A: The flash mode on the NEO 2 is not a true flash, as it doesn't offer a specific flash duration. What it is capable of it wireless high speed sync up to 1/8000 of a sec with an Elinchrom Skyport HS transmitter, which is camera-dependent.

Q: 9. I'm interested in using this with a Fuji X-T2. Is there a wireless trigger option? and if I wanted to use a cable, which PC Sync Cable would I use?

A: At this time Rotolight only offers Sony, Canon, Nikon and Panasonic options for the Wireless Trigger Option. You could still use this light with a Fuji X-T2, but it would have to be as a continuous light.

Q: 10. Will this light work with a Flashpoint r2 receiver?

A: third party transmitter /receiver pairs would be able to trigger the flash function, however any changes in color temp/brightness etc would have to be done manually.