Save your back with the Easyrig Vario 5 Gimbal Vest with Quick Releasefrom Easyrig. Using a suspension line to support a camera rig weighing 22 to 55 lb, this system takes the load off your shoulders, neck, and arm muscles and distributes it across your torso. This lets you shoot for longer periods of time without worrying about arm fatigue. The system consists of a Large Gimbal Rig vest, a Vario 5 Strong shock absorber, and a standard top bar. Also included is a carrying bag for convenient storage and transport of the Easyrig system.

Body-Worn Camera Support System    Reduces Strain on Arms, Neck & Shoulders    Vario 5 Strong Shock Absorber    22 to 55 lb Load Capacity    Large Gimbal Rig Vest    Waist Adjustment: 38 to 51"    Standard Top Bar    Quick Release Hook for Fast Setup    3/8"-16 & 1/4"-20 Ball Studs    Carrying Case

• 22 to 55 lb load capacity
• Large Gimbal Rig vest with wide front and overlapping padded belt that covers waist and hips
• Standard top bar
• Quick release hook securely holds the camera with minimum setup time
• Includes two 3/8"-16 and two 1/4"-20 ball studs that can be fastened to a camera, camera cage, or camera handle
• Vest and waist belt made of breathable material
• Made in Sweden

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this with the FLYCAM Flowline 300N? Can you purchase a second Eyebolt?

A: There should be no issues attaching this to the Flowcine 300.

Q: 2. Can this Easyrig handle a bit more weight than the stated maximum?

A: We advise when using the Easyrig Minimax STABIL Light Gimbal/Camera Support System to stay within the payload weight. The support rope movement specifically designed for the 4.4 to 15.4 lb payload range.

Q: 3. My rig is exactly 15lbs, would this work or am I getting to close to the 15.4lb limit?

A: It should still work, just need to keep it definitely under the 15.4 limit.

Q: 4. How is the Stabil arm when not using a gimbal? Particularly for run and gun documentary work? Hoping to use it with a fx9 with vmount batteries in future

A: This will be a great option for you Sony FX9 set up. It will release some of the payload of your gear, so it's easier to hold. It wont completely stabilize the image like a gimbal does, but it will help with handheld shots being less shacky.

Q: 5. Is it possible to just buy the eyebolt?

A: While 16x9 does have it available separately, we do not currently list the 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 eyebolts separately on our website. Sorry for the inconvenience! I will pass this information on to our team to have them consider adding it to our list of products!

Q: 6. Can this screw into the fx6 audio handle without damaging it in the long term? fx6's have 1/4-20 UNC screws (length of 6 mm or less)

A: Yes, you will be able to attach the ring to the top handle of the Sony FX6 without any problems.

Q: 7. Will this support a Ronin 4d?

A: The Easyrig Minimax will handle up to 15.4lbs and the DJI Ronin 4D is 10.3 without a lens. You will need to be selective about which lens but it will definitely work for it.

Q: 8. Does this work for a canon xf 605? And is this good for long periods of time and running around?

A: Yes, Easyrig Minimax STABIL Light Gimbal/Camera Support System could work with many cameras including the Canon XF605. The Vest may shake when running or moving and many users work with Segway transports for smooth movement. Also yes this would support the cameras weight and be very comfortable for all day use.

Q: 9. My rig is 15-20lb but trying to avoid $7K so looking at this version. Will it just mean my arms have to carry 5lb?

A: Yes, you would need to be very careful, but the Easyrig Minimax STABIL Light Gimbal/Camera Support System would help you support your payload weight. It is designed to support a 4.4 to 15.4 lb Payload Range and you would need to support the extra weight.

Q: 10. Any Ergo rig users, can this work with the Ergo Rig in undersling mode?

A: There are no reports of the 16x9 Kong Quick Release Adapter for Easyrig with 1/4"-20 Eyebolt being used in the manner you described. Because of the specialized design of both the Ergorig and the Easyrig, we recommend not attempting such use.