The Moment Universal Mobile Grip with Wireless Shutter and NATO Mount is a versatile, lightweight rig handle designed for creators, offering full adjustability, secure mounting, and optional Bluetooth shutter control for seamless shooting.
The Moment Universal Mobile Grip with Wireless Shutter and NATO Mount is a versatile, lightweight rig handle designed for creators, offering full adjustability, secure mounting, and optional Bluetooth shutter control for seamless shooting.
The Moment Universal Mobile Grip is a highly adaptable solution for mobile filmmakers and content creators, combining strength, flexibility, and smart functionality in one compact design. Built like a “Swiss Army Knife” for rig handles, it features a machined metal alloy unibody paired with a textured rubber grip, delivering both durability and comfort during extended shooting sessions.
Designed for maximum versatility, the grip offers full vertical adjustment (up to 2.2” / 55mm) and 360° rotation, allowing you to configure it as either a side handle or top handle depending on your setup. This flexibility helps optimize balance and ergonomics, making it easier to capture stable footage in any shooting scenario.
Compatibility is a key strength, with support for both 3/8”-16 thread mounts (with standard 9mm spacing) and NATO rail systems. An anti-twist locating pin ensures a secure, vibration-free connection, while the NATO clamp with thumb-screw allows for quick and easy mounting.
The built-in cold shoe mount adds even more functionality, letting you attach accessories such as microphones or LED lights. For added convenience, select versions include a Bluetooth wireless shutter module, enabling you to start recording or take photos without touching your phone—perfect for smoother, uninterrupted shooting.
Whether you're building a professional mobile rig or upgrading your handheld setup, this grip delivers the control, customization, and reliability you need.
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