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Promaster Flex Arm - short

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$13.57 $19.95 In stock

Category: Support hardware

ProMaster's short flex arm is a great way to hold accessories while shooting. It has less length than the ProMaster 5514 'standard' flex arm making it lighter and less difficult to maneuver with a smaller reach. Bent to a 90 degree angle this flex arm is particularly helpful for holding a lightweight monitor on a video tripod head.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel Z. ★★★★★

The shorter arm is noticeably sturdier than the longer versions I've tried, and it holds my small LED light perfectly without drooping. Setting it up on my rig took about ten seconds.

William O. ★★★★★

I was surprised how much easier this flex arm is to position compared to the longer version. The lighter weight makes it perfect for holding my small LED panel without it drooping.

John C. ★★★★★

The shorter length makes it noticeably easier to twist into tight spots on my rig, and it still holds my small LED panel steady without drooping. I’ve been using it for a week of handheld shoots and the tension stays put, which is exactly what I needed.