FLYCAM Flowline 500N Professional Stabilizing Body Support for Camera Gimbals (10-12Kg/22-26.4lb)(FLCMFLN500N) | Stabilizer Vest for Video Film Camera Camcorder
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Features
- Minimum weight required for smooth operation must be 10kg
- Ventilated soft padded vest relieves your shoulders and back from strain; vest has adjustable features to fit operators different sizes
- Powerful suspension line supports cameras up to 12Kg/26lb; also keeps your setup safe & gives hands free operation
- Height adjustable support bar enables you to adjust the height of the support arm according to your requirement
- Body mounted support system that lets your camera rig perform horizontal, vertical & panning movements with stability & comfort
Color: Black
Brand: FLYCAM
Compatible Devices: Camera
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 26 x 14 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 12 Kilograms
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 26.4 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 26 x 14 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 26.4 pounds
Item model number: Flowline-500N
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 4, 2015
Manufacturer: FLYCAM
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As a shooter who is very familiar with all sorts of handheld rigs from the EasyRig to the MarzPak, I found this to be quite a nice setup at a very good price. There are a few improvements that this could use, but overall, I'd say it's comparable to a higher-end EasyRig. Weight-wise, the 500N version works nicely for a Red Epic with v-batt, small mattebox, rods, follow-focus, and Red LCD. Also works very nicely for a stripped-down 5Diii on a Movi/Ronin rig with a SmallHD 6" LCD. The 500N resistance is probably a little too 'strong' for a bare DSLR setup (unless the camera is built up a bit with v-batt/mattebox/rods/LCD/etc to give it more weight). Like an expensive EasyRig, the resistance is controlled within the arm and if you get one with the correct weight resistance for your camera, you can simply move the camera to the height you want and it will stay. This rig doesn't have a cheap bouncy bundy-cord feel, but more of a 'hydraulic' type resistance feel similar to what you'd expect from panning a good fluid-head tripod. I've used this on a handful of shoots and I'm very happy with its performance. PROS: -Looks professional... comparable to a higher-end EasyRig -Overall construction is of good quality -Offered in varying strengths for different camera sizes. I purchased the 500N version, which seems to be a good 'common' strength for most medium-sized cameras (Epic, F3/F5/F55, C-300). -Weight resistance is smooth and strong -Vest is comfortable and built well CONS: -The overhead resistance arm doesn't 'lock' into the vest, but rather sits in using gravity. It hasn't been a huge issue, but it has popped out quite a few times when transporting or suiting up. -The waist belt needs more padding on the front of the lower strap. There is tons of padding in the rear, but not in the front, which is where the camera tends to apply the most pressure. I solved this by cutting slits in a sheet of 1mm plastic and threading the belt through the slits. Something like a weightlifting belt may be a good idea too. -Rig doesn't fit in the included duffle bag. The support arm sticks out by about a foot. -The back side of the support arm doesn't clamp firmly onto the vest. Even when the clamp bolts were fully tightened, the arm tended to slide downward. Some rubber spacers solved the problem, but I was surprised this hadn't been previously addressed.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2015 by indianajohn
My sting broke. Is there a place to get a stronger replacement?
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020 by ZvckDavid
Poor build, poor design. The attachements are cheap and non practical (hard to adjust). The whole Support feels like a poorly designed backpack with cheap materials. This could be so much better, especially as that price.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2018 by loic zimmermann
Very good design and construction. handled the weight of my Panasonic EVA-1 and decked out rig with ease.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2020 by collinsrhp
Disliked the quality
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Chaston Rowe
I tried a c300 with cp2 lens and 2 mons mounted and the rig took the weight. I went handsfree and could hardly feel the weight hanging from the rig. My back and hips didn't really feel it.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2016 by Sivarajah K.