Tilta Armor man 3.0 Waist Support

This kit provides you with replacements for all of the compatible screws of the Armorman 3.0.

MOVE is the first quick-release system to help increase your pace on set and make switching set-ups effortless.

It is designed to reduce downtime when switching between tripods, motion control gear, and stabilizers in fast paced, creative environments.

At the core of this revolutionary system is a flat base and plate set-up that creates a universal connector.
The flat base has a diameter of 60mm and mounts a standard 3/8” thread that is highly versatile, working with different support combinations (tripod, slider, monopods etc.).
By adding the bases to the various supports, and the plate to the camera systems, users can quickly switch their gear from one set-up to the next without having to stop to screw and unscrew different plates into position.
For rapid kit creation, a base for any mounting unit (tripod, slider, Gimboom) and a plate for any camera system (head, stabilizers, motion controls) should be included.

MOVE base is made of hard anodized, machined aluminum, so it is strong enough to cope with an impressive payload capacity up to 20 Kg /44.09 lbs

Thanks to the precisely engineering technology used to develop this innovative base, the compact and light shape guarantee an ergonomic use in all the shooting configuration.

This shock-absorbing stabilized left arm for the Armor Man 3.0 attaches to the back of the Armor Man 3.0 vest when in the normal operating mode and can also be attached to the top of the vest when operating in the overhead configuration. When engaged, the arm has two adjustable tension knobs to allow you to adjust for the weight of your gimbal/camera rig as well as your preferred operating style (whether you want the arms bowed out away from your body or tight and compact to your body).

You can attach a variety of gimbal supports to the end of the arm to allow you to use the Armorman with any kind of 3-axis gimbal, whether a top bar-based gimbal, a ring-based gimbal, or even if you want to use the Nucleus-M handles on your gimbal. Each of these supports attach to the arm on a sliding dovetail-based system so that you can adjust them for maximum comfort based on your operating preferences.