At least the EasyRig I had (an older one), the hip belt was the worst out of the 3 and it seemed hard to get good weight transfer to the hips. But I do know a fair amount of people that swear by them, and I also have one friend that felt like I did, but them got the hang of it on a job. I could never get the hang of the camera hanging from one point above your head, and then that hang point swinging back and forth as you walked.

I was looking for something to support my new-to-me Arri Maxima gimbal, and then if I was lucky do double duty to help with handheld.Д®asyRig: My least favorite out of the 3, but is the best way to do handheld, especially at shoulder height. So for a short time, I had all 3 in my garage and got to spend real time with them. I went shopping for a system a few months ago, and before I bought I borrowed all 3 from DP friends (benefit of living in Los Angeles). But the Serene Arm/Easy Rig combo costs like 3x as much. The other two seem to be pretty much gimbal-only. The Easy Rig/Serene Arm seems like a killer option, since you can also just take the Serene Arm off and use it as a standard Easy Rig when you're not running a gimbal. The Ready Rig seems pretty versatile, but it does have a pretty high profile vertically, and no power options as far as I can tell. But the battery plate on that back is intriguing. I'm a pretty tall operator (6'5'), so that is a bit of a factor.Д«y my rough estimates, some pros/cons are such: It seems like the Armor Man is only applicable to dual-handle configurations, but not a ring-handle configuration. Does anyone here have a preference? Any ideas of the pros/cons of each?ДЇor a little background: I'll be flying a Movi M15, in both the classic-handle and ring-handle configurations. I only have experience with Ready Rig, but the others seems like pretty good options as well. It seems like the top 3 options on the market are the Ready Rig, Tilta Armor Man, and the Serene Arm w/ an Easy Rig. Contact Advanced Media Dubai for Tilta Armor Man 3.Hello! I'm looking into buying a gimbal support rig, and am currently weighing all my options. This allows you to keep the vest on in between shots and then when youвЂ™re ready to operate again, simply re-engage the arms.ДЄdvanced Media is Tilta authorized distributor. When youвЂ™re done operating, simply disengage the arms by pulling the release cords for each arm (in regular mode) and then comfortably rest them on the sides of the vest with the attached arm receiver. Paired with the Universal gimbal ring adapters and Nucleus M, the Armor Man 3.0 can become a one man operating system. The arms attach to any top bar gimbal system or gimbal ring system with the provided mounts or support cups, which you attach by just sliding the attachment right into the arms. When engaged, the arms have two adjustable tension knobs on each arm to allow you to adjust the tension in relation to the weight of your gimbal rig as well as your preferred operation style. Two Mechanical arms with shock-absorbing stabilized systems attach to the back of the adjustable vest or on top of the fest in high mode.

This allows you to operate your gimbal comfortably, for a much longer period of time while not sacrificing flexibility or performance. The Armor Man 3.0 was designed to offer comfort and support while operating your gimbal by transferring the weight of the gimbal to your bodyвЂ™s core, taking significant weight off your arms. Tilta Armor Man 3.0 Gimbal Support System

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