VariZoom VZSTINGRAY - shoulder support for DSLR

The VariZoom VZSTINGRAY StingRay Shoulder Support System is an extremely versatile 15mm rod-based camera support designed for DSLR and compact video cameras, offering up to five configurable shooting modes for maximum flexibility, stability, and comfort.

The VariZoom VZSTINGRAY StingRay Shoulder Support is a modular, professional-grade support system engineered for filmmakers and videographers who need adaptability in fast-changing shooting environments. Built around a standard 15mm rod system, the StingRay quickly converts between multiple configurations, making it suitable for both video and still photography.

With up to five flexible configurations, the StingRay can be set up as a simple 3-point rig, a 3-point system with dual adjustable handles, or a full 4-point system featuring dual handles, a shock-absorbing body mount, and a counterweighted pivoting shoulder brace for extended handheld operation. The system works exceptionally well with DSLR cameras such as the Canon 5D Mark II, 7D, and 1D Mark IV, as well as compact professional camcorders including Sony EX and Panasonic HD series cameras.

The StingRay breaks down neatly for transport and includes VariZoom’s complete Riglit component set, allowing users to reconfigure or expand the system as shooting needs evolve. Designed for shooters who prefer rod-based rigs compatible with matte boxes and accessories, the StingRay delivers professional support, balance, and comfort at a highly competitive price point.

Key Features

• Highly versatile rod-based shoulder support system
• Converts into up to five different shooting configurations
• Supports 3-point and 4-point operating modes
• Dual adjustable handles for ergonomic control
• Shock-absorbing body mount for reduced operator fatigue
• Counterweighted pivoting shoulder brace for enhanced balance
• Standard 15mm rod compatibility for matte boxes and accessories
• Breaks down compactly for easy transport
• Suitable for DSLR and compact professional video cameras