Review on 🎥 Roxant Pro Video Camera Stabilizer Limited Edition (Midnight Black) with Low Profile Handle for GoPro, Smartphone, Canon, Nikon - Supports Cameras up to 2.1 lbs. - Includes Phone Clamp for Enhanced Portability & Functionality by John Iverson

I've been looking at all the different stabilizers for my videos. I'm a hiker and I wanted to make a video to show people good parks and trails. My first video was so shaky and choppy it looked like a Blair Witch project. After reading all the descriptions and reviews of stabilizers with squinting eyes, I decided that Roxant looks the best. I was a little nervous about balancing. The device arrived quickly and was packaged very well. The videos they posted on youtube explained how to assemble it and how to balance it very well. It still took me a while, a few tries, a bit of frustration to figure it out, but I guess it's like any new phone or computer. It may seem strange at first, but after a while you will understand. So I came to a path with many steps, a suspension bridge and rocky terrain. Ouch. My. Mister. Frame. Okay, I'm 45 years old and I was shooting in the days when a steadicam needed a pro who had one and knew how to use it, and those things cost over $70,000. When I saw the shots of my little Canon and Roxant, I almost cried. That was impossible 20 years ago! And for $60 holy moth. Also for amateur videographers or family videographers, this is a must have for everyone. It turns home video into professional video. I'm really looking forward to using it many more times and exploring all kinds of parks and trails with it. If you're hesitant or unsure which one to choose, get Roxant if you want a quality block and a quick learning curve. You will not regret it!