Overview

Designed for all day comfort, the Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad conforms perfectly to your shoulder for optimal cushioning & pressure relief.

SKU: GC63-B6000.1011

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad

Designed for all day comfort, the Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad conforms perfectly to your shoulder for optimal cushioning & pressure relief.

Next Level Comfort & Airflow

The Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad has been created using Digital Light Synthesis (DLS), a process pioneered by Carbon that uses oxygen-permeable optics & programmable liquid resins to form a unique matrix structure with an infinite number of density zones.

The Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad conforms around the operator, moulding perfectly to the shoulder for a universal fit. The open structure allows air to naturally flow through, evaporating sweat to keep the operator cool.

Made for long days on set, operators will experience a new level of comfort & freedom to move. Extremely durable & sturdy, capable of being used in any extreme conditions, the pad is easy to clean with water and UV resistant.

Faster Than Ever

The shoulder pad can be configured in two ways to suit any filmmaking style. The included mounting adaptor allows the pad to connect to the rear of the LeftField 3 15mm LWS baseplate. Adding the B6000.1009 riser allows for seamless transitions between tripod.

Alternatively, the LeftField 3 baseplate or any other baseplate with an ARRI dovetail clamp can dock on top of the shoulder pad, making it compatible with third party manufacturers.

Battery Plates & Counterbalance

Attaching the rear 15mm bracket extends the mounting options even further. Supporting battery plates and other accessories which also serves as counter balance for larger camera builds.

LeftField 3 System

Customise your camera build with the extensive selection of accessories in the LeftField system. Letting you create the right setup for each and every task.

Compatibility

Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad

  • KASBAH variable density zones for optimal cushioning & pressure relief

  • Open structure for air flow & allows for heat dissipation & evaporation of sweat

  • Attaches to rear of LeftField 3 15mm LWS Baseplate with included bracket.

  • ARRI dovetail for compatible baseplates to dock on top

  • Extremely durable, water & UV resistant

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Designed for all day comfort, the Bright Tangerine LeftField 3 KASBAH Shoulder Pad conforms perfectly to your shoulder for optimal cushioning & pressure relief.

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