Filmgear Canada

SmallRig Shoulder Rig Handle Kit 2002F

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$202.94 $278 In stock

Category: Camera Rigs

SmallRig 2002F Shoulder Rig Handle Kit. A pair of side handles on a quick-release NATO interface, the ergonomic layer of a shoulder rig that gives the operator a stable two-handed grip on the camera.

  • Pair of ARRI rosette-mounted handles with adjustable angle.
  • Anti-slip rubber grip surfaces.
  • Standard rosette interface for cages and shoulder rigs that accept ARRI-style rosettes.

Available from Filmgear Canada with Canada-wide shipping.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

The NATO quick-release clamps are a game-changer for switching from handheld to tripod work on the fly. My hands don't cramp up even after an hour of shooting with these side handles.

Adam T. ★★★★★

Finally, a shoulder rig setup where the handles don't wobble—the NATO clamps lock solidly and the grip itself is just the right thickness for all-day shooting.

Violet ★★★★★

The NATO quick-release system is a game-changer for switching between shoulder rig and gimbal setups in seconds. I can actually keep both hands steady for long takes without my arms getting tired.