The Easyrig Cinema 3 Gimbal Rig 600Nis a body-worn support system for camera operators working with handheld motorized gimbal rigs weighing 26 to 33 lb. The system works by using a suspension line to support the weight of the gimbal rig, taking the load off your shoulder, neck, and arm muscles, and distributing it across your torso. This lets you shoot for longer periods of time without worrying about arm fatigue. The system consists of the Gimbal Rig Vest, 600N shock absorber, and a standard support arm. As the name suggests, the Gimbal Rig Vest is optimized for use with motorized gimbal stabilizers, providing increased lower back support that allows you to carry weights further away from your body. Also included is a carrying bag for convenient storage and transport of the Easyrig system.

600N Load Capacity    Supports Handheld Motorized Gimbals    Reduces Strain on Arms, Neck & Shoulders    Gimbal Rig Vest    600N Shock Absorber    Standard Support Arm    Carrying Case

• 26 to 33 lb load capacity
• Gimbal Rig Vest
• Standard
• Compatible with all EasyRig Cinema 3 and EasyRig 2.5 extended support bars
• Standard lockable camera hook
• Vest and waist belt made of breathable material
• Made in Sweden

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Since the vest comes in different sizes (small, medium, large) how do I select the size of the vest?

A: Please either email or phone us so that we can get your information and choices. We can then fill your special order. Phone: 800.606.6969 or 212.444.6615 Email:provideo@a href= http://bhphotovideo.com target= _blank bhphotovideo.com./a

Q: 2. Is this available in xs-small? How do you differentiate when ordering?

A: The size of the Easyrig is based on the camera, not the user. If an xs-small vest was made, it would not adequately fit the operator or be able to hold it's 39 lbs payload. The various Easyrigs are adjustable to most any body size. There are Easyrigs that are made for female operators as well. So that we may best assist you, please email us. provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 3. Would this not work well with a lighter set up? Say 12-16lbs. I often use the Minimax, but sometimes have heavier setups.

A: This is designed to work with setups between 24 to 28.5 pounds. It will not work with a lighter setup.

Q: 4. Does standard Arm have a sliding sled to move the string point forward and back?

A: Where the string comes out, it is fixed. To vary the string point, you use different arms.

Q: 5. Is the vest one size fits all?

A: For the most part, yes. I'm a relatively smaller dude... 5'9 155lbs. It fits me nicely, but all of the straps are as tight as they can go. If you are smaller it'd likely be difficult to get a snug fit. It looks very expandable from there though. My 6'2 220lbs. friend used it no problem. So if you are bigger/taller you'd be fine. Not sure what the upper ceiling is for weight/height. All straps are adjustable seem to conform to various body types. Hope this helps!

Q: 6. I have a panasonic cx 350, would this camera work with this rig?

A: Yes, the top handle of the Panasonic CX350 has mounting points that will allow you to attach either the 1/4 20 stud from the Easyrig 400N Standard Cinema 3 quick release. However we suggest looking at the Easyrig MiniMax for your camcorder the weight support is more inline to the weight of the CX350 when using the Easyrig MiniMax. Easyrig Minimax with Quick Release BH #EAMINIMAXQ • MFR #ERIG-MINIMAX-Q

Q: 7. I'm wanting to get an easy rig along with serene and ronin 3 axis gimbal. This seems to be the ideal vest. The work I will be doing with it will range from television/feature film work where an Alexa or similar would be on board but also there would be some doc work where perhaps I am using something like a C300 or Sony FS7. My question is whether the 9 extended arm is suited for all these cameras? Also if you wanted to use the easy rig without the ronin, can this same vest be used in a more classic easy rig hand held camera configuration? Just trying to balance one system for these two worlds

A: I can't speak to all the cameras but I shoot RED and Sony often with this. Its actually more useful as a hand held than with the ronin for me personally. While its very useful with the Ronin, a great deal of shots are limited by its range. I find myself shooting closer to the ground than the easy rig allows comfortably.

Q: 8. Are you able to adjust the extended arm? I'm 5'7 and with the Minimax, I find myself to short for taller talent. But how comfortable is the extended arm in most cases?

A: The extended arm has a 4 inch / 20mm adjustment. The manual on the product page contains detaled instructions on all adjustmens. Click on the overview and read the manual on right side of the page.

Q: 9. Looking at purchasing the DJI Ronin M compact stabilizer. I want an easy rig to use with it to save my back. I am using Canon camera's on the stabilizer. Which easy rig would work best and not break the bank?

A: I have used the Easy Rig, found it to be a good design and feel it would be well suited for the Ronin M flying Canon cameras/lenses.In time, I would imagine you will wish to also consider the Flowcine line of products to make the camera super smooth and yet not break your back or exhaust your arms.http://bhpho.to/1LCBcsvIn action:https://a href= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmVUOdtks2w target= _blank www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmVUOdtks2w/a

Q: 10. I show that Easyrig 1000N Portable Camera Support. what difference does this product?

A: The difference is that the 400N stabilizer is made to support a maximum load of 22 lbs where the 1000N is made to support a payload of 46-59 lbs.