Steady DSLR Shoulder Rig - S485

Not much to say, besides that it works great on the roof I built. Also really comfortable for long shoots.

I recently purchased a very large Sony Cinema camera, it was used and did not come with the factory shoulder mount, this product worked great allowing me to get stable shots while shoulder mounted.

It pretty much does everything it says it does. It feels well built and durable. I can't imagine it breaking in any significant way any time soon.I use it for my production company. It's not fancy or "sexy" but it works. If you need it you need it.Cushion is comfortable.

The overall mechanical parts are on par with the reast of the Niceyrig components. However, I did find the pad unit to be a tad too narrow and would shift around more than I'd like. It is removable so can be modified or upgraded in some fasion. Overall a good place to start when building your own shoulder rig.

Had to upgrade after the shoulder pad that ships with small rig crumbled

actually, I like it a lot. It is super comfy and holds extra screws on the back of the mount. I place it backwards on the rails, and let the pad have more surface area to meet the front of my shoulder. This inward pressure allows for more stability when I bring my elbows in. it rules. I dig Smallrig.

Works great and is a comfortable shoulder pad, but it didn’t come with rod clamps as shown in the product photos

So far its really nice for the price. Ha, nice. My friend had one on his Eva 1 and worked great. Im using for my black magic pocket 4k. Happy with the steel and the simple comfort.