This is a special-order item that we do not normally hold in stock. It generally ships within 4–8 weeks and cannot be cancelled or returned for change of mind.
Overview

This high strength universal hand grip system clamps directly onto the rods of your camera setup, allowing for super fast transitions from shoulder mounted operation to other camera mounts and back again. Simply snap the bridge onto the rods and lock it down via a tightening screw. This system comes in two different designs: one that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 15mm studio rod systems and another that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 19mm studio rod systems. This snap-on design ensures that you will not have to remove accessories that are already attached to the rods.

SKU: GC33-UH-T04-15S

Tilta Quick-releas handgrips-15mm/15mm

This high strength universal hand grip system clamps directly onto the rods of your camera setup, allowing for super fast transitions from shoulder mounted operation to other camera mounts and back again. Simply snap the bridge onto the rods and lock it down via a tightening screw. This system comes in two different designs: one that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 15mm studio rod systems and another that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 19mm studio rod systems. This snap-on design ensures that you will not have to remove accessories that are already attached to the rods.

The rig is extremely stable, solid, and durable. The hand grips have high density foam for comfort, support, and stability which can also be rotated 360 degrees via stainless steel Arri Standard Rosettes. Furthermore, the three-joints design allows for operator flexibility and comfort. The Rosette Extension Handles can be extended to fit your needs.

Compatibility

Tilta Quick-releas handgrips-15mm/15mm

Features

  • For 15mm LWS & 15mm Studio Rods
  • Locks via Built-In Tightening Screw
  • Snap-On Design
  • Fast & Simple Setup
  • Stable, Solid & Durable

This is a special-order item that we do not normally hold in stock. It generally ships within 4–8 weeks and cannot be cancelled or returned for change of mind.
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Product Overview

This high strength universal hand grip system clamps directly onto the rods of your camera setup, allowing for super fast transitions from shoulder mounted operation to other camera mounts and back again. Simply snap the bridge onto the rods and lock it down via a tightening screw. This system comes in two different designs: one that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 15mm studio rod systems and another that offers mounting points to 15mm LWS and 19mm studio rod systems. This snap-on design ensures that you will not have to remove accessories that are already attached to the rods.

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