[21.5 lb] Fantastic, finally affordable and strong enough for most smaller rigs. Very well built.

[Vest System] I was concerned that the quality may be low due to the price but find I am not disappointed. Really helps elevate some of the weight of the camera

[21.5 lb] I got this to extend my use of my Flycam Redking, and it's done exactly that! After making the adjustments this vest is surprisingly comfortable to wear. I was able to use it for 6 hrs, and kinda didn't want to take it off after the shoot. The tension system on the arms is easy to use and fine tune. Haven't had to swap the springs, but that seems easy enough. Overall this vest is great for stabilizers and makes the process simple, no more cranked wrists! This rig also seems capable of supporting the listed weights with no issue. The heaviest ive gone so far has been 14 lbs 10 oz/ ~6.6 kg , and it worked well with the standard springs. There is no box/bag for the vest, so its a tad annoying until you can find a spot for it. For the price point this rig is an effective tool that might lack some features, but will still perform the job well!

[Vest System] The product works great. Very satisfied with what I paid for it. The two screws make micro adjustments a breeze.

I weight 175 pounds and lift weights to stay in shape. If you get this for long term use do not skimp out on the arm brace. Buy the arm brace. It will fit inside the bag with everything else and let you shoot using the stabilizer much longer. Your wrist will thank you.

[Vest System] excellent quality vest and arm. It is heavy but very safe to use. I already used the kit with the Flycam 300 camera stabilizer, my blackmagic pocket 4k and my sigma 50-100mm, that is, a kit of about 5 or 6 kilos and it feels smooth and manageable. I am very happy with the purchase

[21.5 lb] The overall quality and results from my tests at home were more than good. I used a bmpcc 6k pro with the cage, monitor, mic, matte box on it and followed my friend about 10 minutes around the home. Designed and build good, rope as well is not one of that garbage. I can recommend this unit for light rigs, dslrs, and bmpcc series. I will update the review once I use it in a paid gig.

[21.5 lb] I am a double amputee so hand holding a camera for long periods of time has been a challenge. This allows me to carry the camera and set up shots without moving a tripod around or holding a gimbal all day.
Amazing price and construction. Highly recommend it.!

[Vest System] I didn't expect this to work as good as I read about in the other reviews, but for the price, I figured it would be a good investment for an entry level investment. I literally tried to find something wrong with the flycam that would keep me from giving it a 5 star rating, but couldn't find anything. After setting it up and trying it out, it worked as advertised. It kept the camera real steady.
The only suggestion I would make, and I hope the company that made the flycam is listening, would also make a tripod head as an accessory so that it can be used back and forth as needed on a tripod with the quick release plate. Even though the flycam quick release plate is compatible with the Manfrotto 501 tripod head, I just don't happen to have a 501 tripod head. That being said, if you have a heavy camera attached to it, your arm will tire out quickly. I overcame that problem by purchasing a flycam vest support and that solved that problem. The flycam appears to be well built and is relatively easy to set up. The many videos on how to set it up on YouTube is a big help also in setting up. For the price, it is well worth it. I recommend it highly.

[Vest System] So far so good. Great value, but let'sletssee how it holds up after time and travel.

[Vest System] Having assembled the vest and Placid rig, the entire setup is of excellent build and fit. Like most, I chose this system for the bang for price point buck, but this thing is solid. Not a smooth-motion walking rig for those with such needs, but good enough with a Ninja walk and perfect for high or low tilts and pans.

Using primarily with the Sony FX6 arrayed with the usual fixings. Definitely recommend for commercial, event and documentary work.