Sirui Adjustable Sling Handgrip with NATO Clamp for

DJI Gimbals

The Adjustable Sling Handgrip with NATO Clamp is compatible with the DJI RS 2, RSC 2, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 3 Mini, and Ronin-S gimbals and is designed to make low-angle shooting easier while reducing arm fatigue. The grip is mounted on the left side of your gimbal via a NATO clamp. A locking rosette joint in the middle of the arm holds two components of the handgrip together, allowing it to be adjusted 180° for the best angle.

A variety of accessory mounting points includes 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads, locating holes compatible with ARRI pins, and two cold shoe adapters. A removable mini NATO rail is included on the side of the mounting clamp for additional mounting options.

Custom-Designed for DJI Ronin Gimbals

The handgrip is specifically tailored for DJI RS 3 Mini, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 2, RSC 2, and Ronin-S gimbals. It is designed to reduce arm fatigue, enhancing stability for low-angle gimbal shots. With a maximum load capacity of 17.6 lb, it is ideal for larger camera setups.NOTE: This handle can only be mounted on the left side of the gimbal.

Shoe Mount with Safety Pin

The handgrip features a spring-loaded pin on the cold shoe, enhancing the security of your external accessories and preventing accidental slips.

Ergonomic Design

The handgrip's length features finger indentations, providing a more comfortable and secure hold, especially for larger hands. Constructed from a combination of silicone and aluminum, it is lightweight, stylish, and sturdy.

Quick NATO Clamp Installation

The handgrip securely attaches to the gimbal using a NATO clamp with an anti-twist screw for fast and secure operation. There is also an integrated NATO rail on the side, providing additional possibilities for accessory expansion.

180° Adjustment

The handgrip offers 180° adjustment through its built-in rotating arm, allowing you to shoot from various angles flexibly and alleviating the burden on your arms. The arm is detachable at the rosette joint, enabling you to use the handle section separately as a shorter, rotating grip.