[3.45 lb] For the money and Made in the USA you cant go wrong... as good as similar product going for two to three times the money...

[3.45 lb] Lite weight but well built and holds my sb90 and d3x no problem The craftsmanship is is top notch.

[3.45 lb] Lite weight but well built and holds my sb90 and d3x no problem The craftsmanship is is top notch.

[3.45 lb] Well made flash bracket and is made in the USA. The bracket can fold for easy storing. You can mount flash over camera, or flip bracket 180 degrees so flash is to the side of your camera.

[3.45 lb] I am using this with a Nikon D300 with MB-D10 grip and a Nikon SB-910 flash. I mount the flash bracket on the right side so that I can flip it so the flash is above the camera in a normal portrait orientation (right side of camera and shutter release on top). This works very well and is extremely intuitive -- within a few minutes you will naturally flip the bracket and rotate the camera in one swift motion. The bracket does have some movement to it, but it's extremely sturdy and has proven to be durable. I think the construction and quality of materials is very solid and professional -- I have confidence it will last a long time. This is the tall (T) model that elevates the flash above a pro or gripped body and it does that very well. It's still easy to bounce the flash and works well for large open areas where the ceiling is higher or non-existent (in which case you'd bounce off a wall or diffuse and go direct). I also use a Gary Fong Lightsphere and it works well together. Of course in a smaller space you could probably do without the bracket. The folding option is fantastic and allows it to tuck nicely into my camera bag. I have a RRS L-Plate installed on my MB-D10 and the CB bracket with anti-twist plate mount perfectly to the bottom of the RRS L-Plate. I have no problems holding the camera just as I would normally for portrait or landscape shots -- basically just ignore the bracket and hold the camera like you normally would. The foam grip is basically padding for the back of your right hand as you hold the camera. It's a very effective bracket. All-in-all money well spent with no regrets.

[3.45 lb] I am using this with a Nikon D300 with MB-D10 grip and a Nikon SB-910 flash. I mount the flash bracket on the right side so that I can flip it so the flash is above the camera in a normal portrait orientation (right side of camera and shutter release on top). This works very well and is extremely intuitive -- within a few minutes you will naturally flip the bracket and rotate the camera in one swift motion. The bracket does have some movement to it, but it's extremely sturdy and has proven to be durable. I think the construction and quality of materials is very solid and professional -- I have confidence it will last a long time. This is the tall (T) model that elevates the flash above a pro or gripped body and it does that very well. It's still easy to bounce the flash and works well for large open areas where the ceiling is higher or non-existent (in which case you'd bounce off a wall or diffuse and go direct). I also use a Gary Fong Lightsphere and it works well together. Of course in a smaller space you could probably do without the bracket. The folding option is fantastic and allows it to tuck nicely into my camera bag. I have a RRS L-Plate installed on my MB-D10 and the CB bracket with anti-twist plate mount perfectly to the bottom of the RRS L-Plate. I have no problems holding the camera just as I would normally for portrait or landscape shots -- basically just ignore the bracket and hold the camera like you normally would. The foam grip is basically padding for the back of your right hand as you hold the camera. It's a very effective bracket. All-in-all money well spent with no regrets.

[3.45 lb] Well built and quality product! Should be very easy to travel with on trips. I did however need to extend the height by 5 to get me to a distance of 16 from the c/l of the lens to the to of the flash. Good thing I work in a machine shop!

[3.45 lb] a follow up to the review I left previously entitled Perfect. At that time I had not used it but had a feeling it was going to work well. I worked with it for a gig this week and it is indeed the perfect bracket for me. A couple of the reasons... The strobe head sitting higher off the body does give more pleasing results than my previous bracket. The anti-twist plates work as intended. I can screw it into the Black Rapid double harness and let it hang and it doesn't interfere with my movement. I didn't find that while hanging the bracket opened up into the portrait orientation as the click stops prevented that but it may over time as the click stop wears out. I have already purchased mini bungee cords that I attach to the top and bottom bracket and that keeps the bracket in the landscape orientation but also allows for me to change to the portrait orientation with the bungee still attached. I never thought a bracket could make me happy but this one does!...I guess because I used hate working with brackets so much. Check out the previous review Perfect if you want to read more.

[3.45 lb] This a great bracket especially for clubs.

[3.45 lb] This a great bracket especially for clubs.