The SmallRig 6865 aluminum cage wraps the Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra while leaving the buttons, the ports and the original hand strap free. A side cold shoe, 1/4"-20 holes on both sides and a folding two-prong mount up front carry a microphone, a light or a monitor.
The SmallRig 6865 aluminum cage wraps the Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra while leaving the buttons, the ports and the original hand strap free. A side cold shoe, 1/4"-20 holes on both sides and a folding two-prong mount up front carry a microphone, a light or a monitor.
The SmallRig 6865 aluminum cage wraps the Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra while leaving the buttons, the ports and the original hand strap free.

The cage protects the body and keeps the buttons, ports and original hand strap accessible.
Takes a microphone or an LED light on the side.
Threads with a locating hole on both sides.
A folding two-prong mount sits at the front.
Aluminum alloy, weighing 64.5 g.
The SmallRig 6865 metal cage is made for the Insta360 Luna Pro and Luna Ultra. It protects the body and opens the way to accessories without costing you any control: the buttons stay under your finger, the ports stay reachable and the original hand strap can stay attached. There is a cold shoe on the side, 1/4"-20 threads with a locating hole on both sides, and a folding two-prong mount at the front. That lets you quickly add a microphone (SKU 6526), an LED light (SKU 5446C), a magic arm (SKU 4899) or a monitor mount (SKU 6313) and turn a compact camera into a rig for vlogging, monitoring and B-roll. Before you shoot, check that every mounted accessory is locked down, and seat the camera and the extended handle base firmly before you fit the cage.
| Manufacturer: | SmallRig |
| Category: | Cages |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Version | Full cage |
| Mounting Interface | 1/4"-20 · Cold shoe |
| For camera | Insta360 Luna Pro · Insta360 Luna Ultra |
| Product Weight | 64.5g |
| Dimensions | 46.5x45.4x59mm |
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