The VariZoom Zero Gravity™ Rig (VZZGRIG) is a professional, patent-pending shoulder support system with a shock-absorbing, center-of-gravity correction design. Ergonomically engineered to balance cameras up to 15 lbs, it delivers effortless tilting, fluid movement, and customizable adjustments for any shooter’s body or style.…
The VariZoom Zero Gravity™ Rig (VZZGRIG) is a professional, patent-pending shoulder support system with a shock-absorbing, center-of-gravity correction design. Ergonomically engineered to balance cameras up to 15 lbs, it delivers effortless tilting, fluid movement, and customizable adjustments for any shooter’s body or style. Perfect for DSLR and professional video workflows, the ZG Rig provides stability, comfort, and accessory mounting options in one versatile package.
The VariZoom VZZGRIG Zero Gravity Rig redefines professional camera support by combining ergonomic design, shock absorption, and center-of-gravity correction. Unlike traditional supports, the ZG Rig allows vertical camera platform adjustments so the center of gravity aligns directly on the tilt axis, eliminating unstable tilting and creating a fluid, effortless tilting experience.
Constructed from anodized aluminum and stainless steel, the rig supports cameras up to 15 lbs and features a shock-absorbing pod that attaches to a curved support arm isolated from the tilt mechanism. Optional V-lock or 3-stud professional battery mounts replace the rear counterweight for added flexibility.
The system is fully configurable: mount on either shoulder, adjust for high or low angles, and position the camera near or far from the operator. An extra-long accessory mount accommodates monitors, lights, or microphones, making it ideal for advanced DSLR setups or professional video production. The included suspension pod, adjustable belt with holster, quick-release assembly, and removable counterweight ensure comfort and versatility in the field.
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