The Proaim SnapRig Quick Reverse Ear is a versatile and solid way to hold or hang your overhead/butterfly frames or other heavy frames. It is specifically designed for a 1-inch squared frame tube. It is precisely engineered with mild steel while offering excellent stability and durability. Its quick release clamp design ensures fast setup, letting you lock down your frame in seconds. It has a T-slot that lets the ear fit into and firmly attach to a grip head, preventing accidental drop-offs.

For Overhead / Butterfly & Heavy Frames    Designed for a 1" Squared Frame Tube    Quick Release Clamp    T-Slot Design

It is specifically designed for a 1" squared frame tube.

Precisely engineered with high-quality steel. It offers both stability and durability.

It has a T-slot that lets the ear fit into and firmly attach to a grip head, preventing accidental drop-offs.

Its quick release clamp design ensures fast set up, letting you lock down your frame in seconds.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a G 1376 offset ball head?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the G1376.

Q: 2. Compatible with the 1276?

A: The Gitzo GS5370B Series 3-5 Aluminum Quick Release Plate Square B is incompatible with the Gitzo G1276 tripod head. You need the Gitzo G-1173-14B Quick Release Plate with 1/4"-20 Screw for G1172, G1276/M, G1387B & G1285B Heads. Here is the link: https://bhpho.to/3DADBn5.

Q: 3. What’s the best way to adapt 75mm ball head?

A: The best way to fit a 75mm ball adapter to the Proaim Telescopic Bazooka with Quick Lock Lever is to use a Mitchell riser with a 75mm adapter on it.

Q: 4. Would anyone put an Astra on one of these things? Would love to put stands inside the case.

A: This stand is capable of holding up to 11 LBS, so it can definitely hold a Litepanels Astra panel which weighs about 7 LBS.

Q: 5. Would this be compatible with alien bee 400 and 86'plm?

A: It sound like it will do the trick just be careful out side.

Q: 6. Can I use this with an Alien B 400 and west tot 50x50?

A: The stand would hold it just fine. They are defiantly travel stands that have a little wobble to them fully extended. I wouldn't want to use them on a regular bases for local shoots. I personally use them for Litepanels LED lights as a travel kit and it works well in that case. For everyday use I would get a step up from these stands

Q: 7. Can this be mounted to a concrete floor versus a mobile dolly?

A: We are only aware that Proaim Telescopic Bazooka would work with ProAims dollys.

Q: 8. will this mount directly to the cineline dolly?

A: In order to connect the Proaim Telescopic Bazookav to the Cineline Dolly, you need to have the Proaim Rotating Turnstile Mount.

Q: 9. Could someone recommend a great stand for this light? I'd like to be able to tilt it, so I think I need a boom arm. I'd like one that is easy to adjust, not too awkward. I don't think the Matthews Stand tilts. A C-stand with wheels might be nice, but need someone to point me in the right direction! Thanks!

A: The Matthews reverse stand is a good stand but I would go with a c stand for any kind of boom or arm.

Q: 10. I REALLY like this handle but I want a NATO attachment, like their other handles. Can I switch the attachment arm?

A: A good alternate handle with a similar design to the Proaim SnapRig Universal Wood Side Handle is listed below. Proaim SnapRig Wood Mini Side Handle (NATO Clamp) BH #PRWSH02 • MFR #WSH-02 SmallRig Wooden Side Handle with NATO Clamp BH #SM2187B