Remove Rubber Gasket Front Load Washer

Just the thing I needed to attach my gimbal head to my tripod. Yes, there is a rubber washer between the head and tripod but you can remove it if you think that contributes to instability. It's small so it is not obvious and precisely made. I highly recommend this adapter.

Much better than rubber washer type devices. I remove the strap all the time on my Le s Paul style guitar to fit it in it's case. These are easy to take on/off, very secure, and nicely priced. Have handed out several to friends, and they all love them too. (I should become a wholesaler.)

I tried looking for an alternative and there really is none. Also comes with the rubber gasket so that was a nice surprise.

Better then the original. seals to lens with rubber gasket

I installed 8 of these. Best method is to put the rubber gasket in securely first before mounting.

The qualities that I like about this case: -the top cover only goes in one way as the latches are oriented to know which way the board is front and back -you can remove the rubber foots via screw-driver if you like -the casters are nice and wide so that the bearings don't get abused too much from the weight -with the new board, there's a little bit of room under it, so we store additional cables and other simple accessories in there

Con: 1. Not weather Resistance, but has weather sealed rubber gasket. 2. No image Stabilisation.. (Not a must for a small Lens) most Camera has IBIS anyway. Pro: Lightweight & Compact. Best in it's class for the same category & price. Sharp image quality, reliable and fast enough auto focus. IMHO.. It is worth every $$$ for the Features & Performance you get from this Lens. (Fun & Super light in it's Class).

Build quality is more than satisfactory, includes a rubber gasket on the lens mount. The raised white button for lens mounting alignment is a nice improvement. The optical quality is outstanding. Fast accurate focus; color & contrast are top-notch. A solid performer in all respects.

Love the little rubber gasket that allows you to crank it down but not mar the surface of the camera. It's built like a tiny tank.

I use two CAD KBM412 for floor tom mics, and the rubber gasket style mounts I used on the rims were not enough to keep them from slipping closer and closer to the head. These solved that issue completely, while also getting me a little farther away from the head! They do not come with insert adapters however, but easy enough to procure.