Cordless Handheld Vacuum With Wall Storage Bracket

Holds cordless handheld microphone with ease.

This is double wall stainless with the vacuum in between the stainless walls. Water stays ice cold most of the hot day, just lay it in the shade.

Very good wall mount bracket, would use again

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

The 3 Legged Thing Zelda is a great L-Bracket. It is well made and comes with a small storage pouch for when the bracket is not attached to the camera. The price is also great compared to many other L brackets.

I use this to pair a Godox flash to my Lumix S1 while on a handheld rotating bracket. The build quality isn't quite at Canon level, but is pretty close.

I am very please with this hand grip. The padded hand strap is comfortable and takes the strain off my fingers to hold the mass of my Nikon D750. The wrist strap gives me extra confidence that I will be less likely to lose my grip on the camera. I take handheld action shots of my dogs and it's comforting to feel that if I am bumped, I will not drop $3500 worth of equipment. The threaded connection to the bottom of the camera has a bracket where I could attach my neck straps if I wished. It also provides a second threaded receiver to allow the camera to be quick mounted to my tripod, although I find the bracket gets in the way with my Manfrotto mount. It easily unscrews if I wish to bounce from handheld to tripod, so this is not a concern for me.

This is a great addition to my Senal AWS-24G 2-Person Wireless Microphone System. It is very well-made and looks professional. I'm serious, this looks and feels great and has a very professional look to it. The build quality is great. It contains a strong metal bracket to attach the clip on the wireless transmitter and holds it very secure. The windscreen also attaches easily and works well. I love having the option to go handheld wireless very quickly. And this works perfectly for that by makes it very easy and convenient to get quick interviews or for other ENG sound situations. The specs say it can also work with similar Rode and DJI wireless systems and I can easily see why. The bracket seems universal. I'm willing to bet it will work with most (if not all) of the cheaper knock-off wireless mic systems you see on the web too. I'm very impressed and happy with this handheld adapter. It's build quality is fantastic, it looks great and it works perfectly. It's a great addition to my audio kit and will go with me on every shoot. [ I received this product in exchange for my honest opinion].

Traveling to Brazil, I needed a small recording setup that would help me make decent video of the visit. I used the bracket with a Canon Vixia HF 700 camera and a Rode VideoMic Pro with Rycote Lyre Shockmount. Recorded about 10 hours of footage in four consecutive days and got to know the setup very well. Takes a minute or two to attach, but then stays secure and solid. With the equipment I used, the bracket has a nice balance. It is comfortable to hold and easy to carry. The 'natural carry position' is easier to use than with the camera only, and allowed me to make much steadier shots when working handheld. I found myself walking around with the bracket in my hand all day, and not tiring of it. I'm a high school video teacher. Having bought this bracket for myself, I now plan to buy several more for my classroom. It is a simple and inexpensive addition to my recording setup. It helped me keep the camera ready to use at a moment's notice, and helped me make steady handheld videos.

I bought this to use in conjunction with a flash bracket handle/grip as a minimal handheld rig for shooting video on my GH1. I love the solid construction, the simplicity of design, and how easy it is to change from shoulder stock to vertical waist/hip support. Its small size makes it light weight and easy to pack. This is probably one of the most overlooked items for handheld stabilization. The only thing I would change about it is that the mounting block can only be rotated to set positions....and I would like to have infinite degrees of rotation to get just the right angle.