Filmgear Canada

SmallRig Articulating Arm (9.5 inches) #2066B

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$17.27 $26.99 In stock

Category: camera accessories

A 9.5-inch articulating arm from SmallRig with a single-knob lock. Useful for hanging a monitor, on-camera light, or microphone off a cage or C-stand where you need to angle it just so and have it stay put.

Available from Filmgear Canada, with Canada-wide shipping.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava S. ★★★★★

Finally got around to mounting my field monitor with this arm and the single-knob lock is so much easier to adjust than the two-knob style I used before. Holds position perfectly even with a heavier light attached.

Henry M. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about a 9.5-inch arm holding my monitor steady, but that single-knob lock cinches down tight enough to keep everything rock-solid even when I swing the rig around. The length gives me just the right reach off my cage without sagging, and it takes about two seconds to reposition.

Grace O. ★★★★★

The single-knob lock is genius—one turn and my monitor stays rock-solid at whatever angle I throw at it. I've used it on both my cage and a C-stand for lighting, and it hasn't slipped once in three weeks of daily shooting.