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Bright Tangerine Hand Grip Extension Arm 5" (125mm)

Upgrade your comfort and ergonomics with our KASBAH Hand Grip Extension Arms. Gain an extra 5" (125mm) of reach to position your hand grip perfectly.

SKU: GC63-B6000.1006

Bright Tangerine Hand Grip Extension Arm 5" (125mm)

Bright Tangerine Hand Grip Extension Arm 5" (125mm)

Upgrade your comfort and ergonomics with our KASBAH Hand Grip Extension Arms. Gain an extra 5" (125mm) of reach to position your hand grip perfectly.

Wide Range of Articulation

Experience seamless rotation with its 360-degree range and choose whether to use it on the left or right side of your camera thanks to its symmetrical design. The rosettes offer instant engagement for precise adjustment of your arms and grips.

Glove-Friendly Knob

Easily lock and adjust the arm with our large knob. The textured grip ensures a secure hold in any situation, even when wearing gloves.

Support for Accessories

Easily mount articulating arms for monitors and other accessories with 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 threaded points.

Precision Milled

The body of the Extension Arm has been cut from a solid piece of aluminium for unbeatable strength while staying low profile & lightweight.

ARRI Standard Rosettes

Our meticulously crafted stainless steel rosettes offer a tight fit that won't slip, these rosettes are built to last. CNC cut with precision and pinned for absolute stability, they eliminate any chance of movement. Plus, they're more durable than stamped alternatives.

Part of the KASBAH System

Create your perfect shoulder or handheld setup using our KASBAH System. Explore a wide selection of accessories to enhance your rig and tailor it to your specific requirements.

Zero Compromises

Absolutely no compromise has been made in our manufacturing process. Our engineering is focused on creating products that are both high-performance and enabled with a longer life of service. Combine that with unparalleled level of Bright Tangerine support.

Key Features:

Improved Comfort for Handheld Operation

Symmetrical Design for Dual-Side Use

Adds 12.5 cm of Reach

Compatible with ARRI Rosettes

Glove-Friendly for Easy Adjustment

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Bright Tangerine Hand Grip Extension Arm 5" (125mm)

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Bright Tangerine Hand Grip Extension Arm 5" (125mm)

Upgrade your comfort and ergonomics with our KASBAH Hand Grip Extension Arms. Gain an extra 5" (125mm) of reach to position your hand grip perfectly.

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