The Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harnessfrom Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harnessstraps onto the body and has a 3' extension pole jutting out from the front of the vest. At the end of the pole there is a small ball head with 180° of articulation and 3 lb load capacity. A DSLR can be positioned in a POV angle or towards yourself, giving a third person shooting angle as well. Wide angle lenses are recommended because of the short distance between the end of the extension pole and the user, so whatever the user is doing can be captured. This vest-mounted camera rig is constructed using 6061 aluminum, and it has twelve 1/4"-20 female mounting sockets, along with two 1/4"-20 male mounts for accessories.

Load Capacity: 3 lb    Vest-Mounted Camera Rig    3' Extension Pole with 180° Articulation    Works with 8-24mm Wide Angle Lenses    6160 Aluminum Construction    12 x 1/4"-20 Mounting Sockets    2 x 1/4"-20 Male Mounts for Accessories    POV or Third Person Shooting Angles

A 3' extension pole jutting out from the front of the vest has a small ball head with an articulation of 180° and a load capacity of 3 lb

This vest-mounted camera rig is constructed using 6061 aluminum and has twelve 1/4"-20 female mounting threads, along with two 1/4"-20 male screws for mounting accessories

A DSLR can be positioned in a POV angle or towards yourself, providing a third-person shooting angle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could you mount a mirrorless camera, such as the Sony a6300 to this?

A: Yes, the load capacity of Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harness is Load Capacity: 3 lb. As long as the total with a lens is not more than 3 lbs. a Sony a6300 should work.

Q: 2. How far apart are the front 1/4 20 threads (horizontally)?

A: We do not have this measurement. Please contact the manufacturer directly: CONTACT INFOMATION:ADD:1619 Glide Gear Executive Ave. Myrtle Beach SC 29577TEL: (843) 945 4031EMAIL: contact@glidegear.netHOURS: Mon Fri: 9:00AM 5:00PM EST

Q: 3. Since this did not come with a bag or case, does anyone know of a good option to safely store and transport this?

A: This PKG tote bag would be a good fit for the Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harness: https://bhpho.to/3LkRjOu

Q: 4. Does it work with Weebill-S?

A: Yes, this will work with the Weebill S.

Q: 5. Could I fly a Canon C70 with a cage and lens with this rig?

A: Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harness wouldn't be strong enough to hold that kit.

Q: 6. My chest is 46 diameter with this vest fit?

A: Yes I am 250lbs and I wear extra large shirts.This Vest is a real LIFE SAVER!!!! Use it with my Sony FS100U and it works extremely well. A must by if you are using a hand held stabilizer.

Q: 7. max load capacity is 3lb or it can hold more?

A: The Glide Gear SNC100 Snorricam DSLR Vest Harness has a maximum load capacity of 3 lbs.

Q: 8. Will this work with my Glidecam HD-2000 stabilization unit? I wasn't sure if the arm mount would fit in the grip hole of the HD-2000...

A: Absolutely will. I use it this way.

Q: 9. Does it work with the crane 3?

A: Yes, you will be able to mount the Crane 3 on to this arm and vest kit. Keep in mind that this kit supports and gimbal and camera set up that weighs between 6 to 13 pounds. The Crane 3 weights around 4-5 pounds and has a 10 pound load capacity. You would need to keep the total weight of the Crane 3 and camera between 6-13 pounds for this to work, which is possible.

Q: 10. So you are advising us if we own a Steady Cam solo not to buy this Vest and Arm? BEST ANSWER: This arm and vest kit is made for the DNA line of Glide Gear stabilizers. You might be able to use other systems with it, however we do not advise it. The DNA 5050 would work very well on this unit.

A: For for Steadicam-type stabilizers, we suggest keeping the vest, arms and sleds in the family since they are all meant to work together. This is easier for those operators starting out. Now historically, the Steadicam, the invention of a tinkerer, has always engendered mixing and matching and moding. If you wish to do so, you are of course free to do what you wish. However, since the permutations are endless, we cannot vouch for the efficacy of what ever combination you are considering.