Blue Ocean Camera Stabilizer Rig For Go Pro

I bought this for my Go Pro because I was planning to take pictures in the ocean and didn't want to lose it... This thing really floats and is bright enough to see from far far away. The wrist band fits comfortably around my wrist for hours. I took my camera everywhere and I just left the strap on my wrist the whole time. It looks fashionable too i felt cool :D

Whether just floating around in the lake or ocean, I wouldn't use my Go Pro 5 without it. It has a nice wrist strap for extra security. Does the job of floating the Go Pro. Because of the weight of the camera, it sinks down into the water with the end of the handle floating on top. Good thing the end cap is orange in color so you can see it floating if it ever becomes dislodged from your wrist.

I was able to use the above mentioned device for not only connecting a stabilizer rig to a camera without a shoulder support, but a camera that is vintage and made without a way to connect the camera to a tripod other than the Manfrotto 357PLV-1

This fits my Sony A7siii in a full Kondor Blue pro cage/rig with polar pro matte box and V mount battery on the rear. I have to detach the Sony XLR-K3M I have attached to the rig but that comes off super quick and then fits right in the bag with everything else.

I have a Kondor Blue pro cage on my Sony a7siii. I was looking for a bag that can accommodate the entire rig with matte box, mic, etc and this bag holds it all! The light in it is a nice touch.

I use this on my video rig to feed two Rode Wireless Go's to camera. It's just pass through so the knobs will only reduce, not amplify the signal. It's compact, very light, and well built with 3 cold shoe mounts which are perfect for holding the Rode receivers.

Overkill for just a camera cap but really solid and it fits the rest of kondor blue rig!

One of the best accessories for Go Pro cams.

Go Pro had quality products that go above and beyond!

I was a DJI guy with the ronin-m and the original ronin. Then when I looked into a new stabilizer I was between the Ronin 2 and the Movi Pro. After using both the Movi Pro was the obvious choice. One of the biggest issues I had with the Ronin was just the weight of it. Even with no camera on it it is almost twice the weight of the Movi. I use my stabilizer mostly handheld so the wight is a big factor. even with how light weight the Movi is it can still take quite a payload not as much as the Ronin 2 but if your not trying to run 30lb builds it is more then enough. I run a Red epic package with Cine lenses and a follow focus and it takes that like a champ. Freefly also has tons of accessories for the Movi to help and outfit it in anyway that you could think of. My only issue with the Movi is the top handle takes 4 little (easy to loose) screws that need to be put in every time it comes out of the case. for such an easy quick connect system I figured there would be a better way to attach the handle. I also wish it had the locks that the Ronin 2 has to help in setting up the camera package without it moving around.