Save your back with the small Easyrig 3 300N Gimbal Flex Vest, optimized for rigs weighing 11 to 17 lb. Designed for female camera operators, this body-worn support system offers the comfort of an overlapping padded belt and is reinforced on the upper chest area for a better fit. The vest's upper part can be adjusted using the integrated hook-and-loop straps and 1.6" buckled bands.

The system works by using a suspension line to support the weight of the camera rig, taking the load off your shoulder, neck, and arm muscles and distributing it across your torso. This lets you shoot for longer periods of time without worrying about arm fatigue. The system consists of a Gimbal Flex Vest, a 300N shock absorber, and a standard top bar. Also included is a carrying bag for convenient storage and transport of the Easyrig system.

Designed for Female Operators    Reduces Strain on Arms, Neck & Shoulders    11 to 17 lb Load Capacity    Waist Adjustment: 20 to 31"    Gimbal Flex Vest    Reinforced, Adjustable Upper Part    300N Shock Absorber    Standard Top Bar    Carrying Case

• 11 to 17 lb load capacity
• Gimbal Flex Vest with overlapping padded belt
• Standard arm
• Compatible with all Easyrig Cinema 3, Easyrig 2.5, and Easy Vario 5 extended support bars
• Standard lockable camera hook (quick release hook available separately)
• Vest and waist belt made of breathable material
• Made in Sweden

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Sony FS5?

A: This gimbal is geared more towards Mirrorless and DSLR cameras. However asit has a 10.1 pound load capacity it should be possible to balance a camera like the FS5 on it. You may just be limited to the full range of motion available to you when using the product.

Q: 2. Can a Sony FS5 be balanced and operated on this gimbal with the camera’s top handle still attached? How about also with the side grip?

A: This gimbal is geared more towards DSLRs and Mirrorless cameras. However it does have a 10 pound load capacity. It should be able to balance the FS5 on it, however you will more than likely need to have the top handle and side handle off and you will be limited to the range of motion with the gimbal. Single handed gimbals like this can work with a camera like the FS5, but you will not get the full performance from the gimbal.

Q: 3. Will this Gimbal balance and work with the Panasonic S1H?

A: Yes it will. This gimbal has a 10 lb Payload, it will be able to handle a Panasonic S1H very well.

Q: 4. Does it wok with Sony 5000 and 5100?

A: While Feiyu does not state that the Feiyu AK4500 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Essentials Kit is compatible with the Sony a5000 and a5100, the gimbal would be able to balance and stabilize the cameras as the gimbal has a 10 lb payload capacity.

Q: 5. Will this gimbal work with sony a6600?

A: Yes

Q: 6. Are there any 3/8 threads to screw in eyebolt for use with the kong quick release?

A: Yes, The Easyrig EasyTilt gimbal tilt Control kit mount with the ball stud uses 3/8 threads. So you should be able to use it with a Kong Quick Release.

Q: 7. It is compatible with Tilta Ring Advance tube diameter and the bar is same width too?

A: Yes, the Easyrig EasyTilt Gimbal Tilt Control Kit will adapt to any 30mm tube system as well as the Tilta Advanced Ring Grip for DJI RS 3 Pro and RS 2 Gimbals.

Q: 8. Can we use this with a Tilta Basic Ring for Ronin RS 2? Is the ring wide enough at 24inches?

A: Yes, The Easyrig EasyTilt Gimbal Tilt Control Kit would support and hold the DJI RS2 using the Tilta basic ring.

Q: 9. What are the dimensions of the crossbar? Thanks!

A: The dimensions of the crossbar of the Easyrig EasyTilt Gimbal Tilt Control Kit is 680mm (26.7”).

Q: 10. Is this gimbal compatible and can control the Lumix G9 ii?

A: The Feiyu AK4500 will balance the Lumix G9 II so it can be used with the Feiyu AK4500. The gimble should also control your camera via Wi-Fi, as well. However, Only the Panasonic Lumix G9 is listed though, and the G9II has not been tested by Feiyu. AK4500 compatible cameras list: https://bhpho.to/43y4h3a List 2 showing control of the G9 https://bhpho.to/3TBDazu