[Download] I use it with the Libec tripod for work and it's really easy controlled pans and tilts.

[Download] GH5+600mm lens ... handholding? Ouch. FS700 with no rig .. handholding? OUCH! Rather than kit up some huge vest support system (which are great, but large and cumbersome making it hard to run and gun especially if you don't appreciate being noticed ...) I opted for thisPocket Rig 2 thing. It's not perfect .. I would say I wish I had otehr options for it, like a little longer, and/or more options for flex joints/angles, but it is definitely a big help. It is heavy .. .but very well engineered. The rod system is a great idea, and well implemented. A small follow focus and lens support for bigger lenses is in my future. I never did want to have a full rod/matte box rig ... sure they look cool and are quite useful but too much tweaking, as well as large. This will suit my needs for such. The pivot points are something you can easily tighten, and this helps immensely, however you want to really work with it to tighten the minimum for your needs .. this makes it easier to deploy, as well as reduces wear on the joints. I wish there was a dedicated slot for the 3mm hex key so it would always be with the unit. I wish the entire unit was smaller and lighter, but lost none of its functionality or strength. Hah. So I say good job Edelkrone .. another useful (niche) tool!

[Download] This is the perfect rig for small, flexible productions!
BTW I read here comments which have nothing to do with this product, since they speak about Pocket Rig 1! The second-generation rig is much lighter and stable.

[Download] I own two PocketRigs, one for each of my GH4's. I use them all the time on all sorts of active shoots. This thing is solid, it's portable and it just works the way it's intended. I don't like nor use large shoulder rigs, and this well-designed pocket rig works for me. My camera attaches via it's tripod mount to a very grippy and secure base. The fold-out 15mm rods support my mic, another handle (used when I'm not filming and just need to rest), and a follow focus knob. The extendable shoulder (or chest) stock presses against me without collapsing. This is a small and very functional setup. With anything that you use regularly and professionally, you'll need to do maintenance. Any slop that was generated after weeks of use was simply remedied with a tightening of the specific areas that needed it. An allen wrench is included to do this. I am definitely a happy customer, and Edelkrone will make sure you are as well. One of my original PocketRig's 15mm rod broke when I dropped the entire rig, and Edelkrone had me back up and running in no time. I'm glad the rod broke because it saved the camera and mic from becoming casualties. It's a great product and it has, and will, continue to serve me on all my shoots.

[Download] I had the 8 bay TB2 and it worked super. Needed to upgrade and went for the 12 bay. It too works super. Hardware Raid is amazing. Nothing seems to slow it down. It maintains top level transfer speeds no matter what I am doing. It NEVER dips...consistent to drawer performance.

[Download] This is by far the best tri-pod that I have ever used. Super smooth and strong.

[Download] Bought two of these for our Blackmagic Design Ursa Mini 12K cameras. They worked great. VERY sturdy and well made. Very fast transfer speeds. They get a little warm when under heavy load but all drives do so this can't be counted against them. If you need crazy speed (3400MB/s) this is the drive for you.

[Download] I had old 8-bay ARC-8050 (a Thunderbolt [v1]) unit from Areca. While it kept the data that I needed, during the Mac OSX BigSur shutdown it usually timed out when I wrote something to it. I wanted to change to a higher capacity and a new Thunderbolt 3 device. I got it shipped quickly directly from a third party. I checked the order of drives in the old 8-bay ARC-8050 (top one is drive #1, bottom one is drive #8); checked the order of drives in the new 12-bay Areca unit (top left is #1, top right is #6, bottom right is #12); placed drive #1 from the old unit into drive #1 in the new one, .. etc. Connected the new unit to my Mac, booted Mac and... my drive appeared... Very and painless transfer... The new unit is very fast: write is about 1600 MB/s, read about 700 MB/s (that's 8 10TB drives configured as RAID 6 [60TB disk] with about only 4TB free on disk). I'll add more drives when I have the money :-)

[Download] I love it. I tried TH3 before and really like it ... I think TH-U is awesome. Great overdrives and clean sound. The RIG emulator is fantastic, may be Overloud can improve the visual aspect in next versiones.

[Download] it protects against damages.