[8 x 7.1 x 3.7"] This product is professional quality. Well thought and well built , the possibilities are fare greater than what is described if you have imagination and skills.

[1x Cold Shoe] 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!

[1x Cold Shoe] First of all, let's make this clear:� The Ready Rig GS is NOT a steadycam device.� It will not ever eliminate "steps" on your shots.� It wasn't designed to do that, so expecting it to do it isn't exactly fair.

What it does do is really take the weight of your gimbal off your arms.� We are using ours with a Movi 15 flying a RED Scarlet Dragon AND RED BRICK BATTERY using a Sigma 18-35mm lens, a Nyrius wireless video broadcaster, and an Optitron wireless system.� And it handles all this perfectly.� My co-DP on our current feature loves it, and when he's happy, I'm happy.

This is a very sold piece of kit!

[2.2 lb] Good Quality

[2.2 lb] Its way to big for what I needed, so what, Ill just get another one thats smaller....then I can give one away. ....:)

[1x Cold Shoe] 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.

[8 x 7.1 x 3.7"] Used the Ready Rig with my Movi Pro and Red Scarlet-W in a shoot in Arizona. We were out in the blazing desert and the Ready Rig helps us shoot faster since we don't need to take breaks to set the camera down between shots. The operator can concentrate on the shot running over rough ground and not worry about dropping the camera.


We also used it on a boat to get jet ski footage. It added additional stabilization on the rocking boat. Ready Rig kept both the camera and the operator from falling off the boat since the rig is easy to grab on to support the operator.


I also bough the CineMilled Ready Rig GS Swivel. Highly recommended to turn the gimbal in tight locations like the bow of a small boat.

[8 x 7.1 x 3.7"] Love that this can fit into my camera back and be ready to use so quickly!

[2.2 lb] I've been through a few support vest options and jumped into the Ready Rig. This is one of the most comfortable support vests I've worn and it handles our gimbal rig and even camera for controlled handheld beautifully! Its very easy to balance and ive been able to suit up and connect to my camera rigs solo. Highly reccomend!

[1x Cold Shoe] Love the rig (with the vega arms update) and the company and employees that builds it. Nice people and helpful.

Now personally I would really go for the vegas arm, it makes a huge difference in terms of vertical stabilization. I did the upgrade and can't recommend it enough if you want to be sure to have no vertical bounce when walking.


Be aware that having the lumbar accessory can have a big impact on your back. Or if you don't want to buy it, just have a scarf or a small wind jacket... that you can add in the back to fill any void, and your back will thank you.


Also I have just seen a video with the Ready Rig Wrist Support Straps that seem to offer awesome possibilities.


Ask ready rig about their demo videos they did during the pandemic, they have some great tips in there.