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SHAPE Double Quick Handle Arri Rosette Single Shadow

Art.Nr. SHHAND2S

Left or right ARRI Rosette handgrips

407.86 € 407.86 €

Left or right ARRI Rosettes handgrips that can be attached to cameras or camera support hardware that has standard ARRI rosettes. The arm features three points of articulation (2 Push-button, 1 ratchet knob) allowing you to adjust the arm for your comfort.

The arm attach to your camera or support via an ARRI compatible rosette with spring-loaded locking levers, which allow you to lock your arms in place.

The arm is also designed with (2) ¼-20 and (2) 3/8-16 threaded holes with locking attachment stoppers for additional mounting options and to strongly secure the camera accessories in position.

SHAPE is well known for its patented Push-button handle, now used by many professionals in the industry. The technology was developed to give filmmakers quick and easy adjustment.

By simply pressing the button, you are allowed a 360-degree rotation to place the handle in the best position for your use.

The Push-button system on the handle articulating joint provides additional articulation near the rosette, while a second push-button articulation joint allows you to rotate and precisely position the rubber handgrips.

  • Left or right handgrip with ARRI rosettes and black Push-button

  • Arm features 3 points of articulation

  • Patented Push-button technology

  • Push, adjust, release, and then its lock

  • Ergonomic handle with rubber handgrips for stability and precision

  • Stainless steel locking mechanism for durability

  • Designed with (2) ¼-20 and (2) 3/8-16 threaded holes with locking attachment stoppers

  • Made of CNC machined aluminium for resistance

  • Weight: 0,08 kg

  • Dimensions: 20,32 x 12,7 x 5,08 cm

  • Material: Aluminium

  • Warranty: All SHAPE products and accessories are covered by a manufacturer’s warranty solely on CNC machined parts.

  • 1 x SHAPE Left or right handgrip with ARRI rosettes and black Push-button

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