The 12" Shoe-Mount Extension Bar from Vidpro is designed to hold multiple video and photographic accessories when there is no room to accommodate. Therefore, the extension bar holds microphones, flashes, video lights, and other accessories.

12" in Length    Holds Multiple Accessories    Compatible with Cold Shoe Accessories    Mounts to Cold or Hot Shoes    Knurled Tightening Wheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi,I'd like to attach 4-Canon 600EX-RT's to this. Can this be done right out of the box or is other hardware needed? Also, can this unit be attached to a an umbrella adapter?Thanks.

A: No, it will be just a bit too small. The flash is about 3.1 wide. Times that by four, you will need at the smallest a bar that is 12.4.The rail is 12 inches and the flashes need more space.We do carry one that is 15 inchesAnd a tilt bracket needs to be very strong to hold 4 flashes. I suggest one like Manfrotto makes. And a longer stud for the adapter is better.

Q: 2. is there a picatinny rail for the top to attach scope mounts to? I want to attach a Pic rail to the top of my tripod to attach scope w mounts attaches I have a male 1/4-20 male sticking up

A: I don't think that would work since this is basically a flash cold shoe, just in a wider version with room for more equipment like lights, microphones, wireless receivers etc. Your picatinny scope will not fit without modifying, in addition this is made of plastic and is primarily ment to support only very light equipment and not more heavy scopes.

Q: 3. Is this wide enough to use with one of the BMD mini converters, as opposed to the micro converters?

A: No, the CAMVATE Extension Support for Blackmagic Design Micro Converter with Shoe Mount Adapter is not wide enough to use with a Blackmagic Design Mini Converter.

Q: 4. Can it take a Rode videomicro mic without slipping?

A: Yes it can

Q: 5. does the bottom shoe have a 1/4 20 female?

A: The bottom of the shoe is solid. Sorry, there's no thread there.

Q: 6. Is this product made of plastic, ABS, or metal?

A: The cross bar is made of heavy aluminum and the shoot mount is brass. It's quite solid, which also means a little on the heavy side. I'm okay with that.

Q: 7. Is the entire shoe made of Delrin plastic, or just the lock nuts? (From the image it's obvious the nuts are plastic, but the rail looks likely to be also.) If so, how sturdy is this? Does it stay in place better or worse than metal?

A: The camera shoe is aluminum.

Q: 8. Will the Profoto A1 slide into this? Others that I tried are too tight for the profoto A1 to slide into the cold shoe

A: The Smallrig simorr Dual Cold Shoe Extension Bar has a standard cold shoe--if the Profoto A1 is standard size, it should fit perfectly.

Q: 9. Are the locking nuts still plastic (and therefore easily stripped) as the reviewer from a few years ago complained?

A: It is plastic.

Q: 10. is the cold shoe mount in a permanent fixed position in the middle of the bracket, or can the bracket slide so that cold shoe mount could be all the way to one end?

A: The cold shoe mount is repositionable.