📸 Black CAMVATE DSLR Shoulder Mount Rig with Rosette Standard Accessory - Leather Handle, 15mm Rod, M6 Thread, 31.8mm Diameter Review

Love the grip! It really helps stabilize my Canon C300 Mark II, especially when it's loaded with everything that weighs it down.

Love it! Very sturdy and amazing build quality. The only problem is that trying to take a camera with you is almost impossible.

Good grips but bad design because they get lost. There's literally a Phillips head screw separating the handle and handle mount, and you'll need to carry a screwdriver to install if you plan to use it. However when tightened they work fine but I'm afraid they will break over time.

I only bought handles with a socket wrench to prevent the handles from slipping. The bases hold together perfectly, but the inner base is very difficult to attach to the frame: 4 extremely soft metal Phillips screws are used - no thread locking varnish, no O-rings. All 8 screws came loose when I first used this on my rig! This allowed the handles to move until I found the right size Phillips.

It has grips that remind me of my BMX bike from the early 80s, but MADE OF LEATHER. knurled screw. If they come loose, the grip will wobble, which is undesirable with shoulder gear. I would recommend removing the grip by unscrewing the thumbscrew all the way out. Remove those 4 small screws, add some blue Loctite and reinstall. In any case, you do not need to remove them, since all adjustments are made with a knurled screw.

I have personally used three types of grips on my shoulder gear and have always felt that sockets would help. I found this great deal with the socket and handles all in one so I took it. And it's great! The handles are also lower than on the rail, although I think it depends on how perpendicular the rail is attached. In addition, the handles do not rotate! You just gently pull them into the desired position and they stay that way, seemingly forever. I should have gotten this a long time ago.

The only reason I bought handles that snap in was to avoid the handles shifting. The bushings hold together perfectly, but the inner bushing adheres very poorly to the frame: 4 extremely soft metal Phillips screws are used - no screw locking varnish, no O-rings. All 8 screws came loose when I first used this on my rig! This allowed the handles to move until I found the right size Phillips.

It has grips that remind me of my early 80's BMX bike, but LEATHER. There are a couple of small screws that loosen and attach the latch's back panel, which is covered by the front panel and secured with a thumbscrew. . If they come loose, the grip will wobble, which is undesirable with shoulder gear. I would recommend removing the grip by unscrewing the thumbscrew all the way out. Remove those 4 small screws, add some blue Loctite and reinstall. In any case, you do not need to remove them…

I have personally used three styles of grips on my shoulder gear and have always felt rosettes would help. I found this great deal with the socket and handles all in one so I took it. And it's great! The handles are also lower than on the rail, although I think it depends on how perpendicular the rail is attached. In addition, the handles do not rotate! You just gently pull them into the desired position and they stay that way, seemingly forever. I should have gotten this a long time ago.

I've had three sets of grips for my 15mm rail system and this is by far the best. I was an idiot and didn't tighten the screws that actually hold the bushing's teeth, so I started to wobble at first. I contacted support and as soon as they replied I solved the problem. After tightening the screws everything was tight. I have a 35lb rig that I use them on and they have been perfect. Thanks to their support team. Very quick response, nice and seems very helpful. Very resistant and the leather is…