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Promaster Flex Arm HD (heavy duty) - short

Promaster Flex Arm HD (heavy duty) - short - Main image
$15.61 $22.95 In stock

Category: Support hardware

ProMaster's heavy duty short flex arm is a great way to hold accessories while shooting. It has less length than the ProMaster 5521 HD flex arm making it lighter and less difficult to maneuver with a smaller reach. But it retains the heavy duty ability to carry more weight than a 5514 or 4605 flex arm. Bent to a 90 degree angle this flex arm is particularly helpful for holding a monitor on a video tripod head.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward Q. ★★★★★

The shorter length is perfect for keeping my small LED light close to the lens without all that extra weight flopping around. Even when I tilt the camera down, the arm stays rock solid in place.

Daniel O. ★★★★★

Finally a flex arm that doesn't sag under the weight of my on-camera monitor. The shorter length actually makes it much easier to position in tight spaces without it flopping around.

Ruby ★★★★★

Used it on a shoot yesterday to hold a small LED panel above the camera, and the shorter build made it way easier to balance than my old longer arm. The locking knobs tightened down firmly with zero droop, even when I angled the rig downward. Exactly what I needed for a compact, stable setup.