Dual Handle Grip Transmount with 1/4" Universal Screw Compatible with DJI Ronin-s/DJI Ronin S/Zhiyun Crane 2/Smooth 4 Gimbal for Video Monitor Microphone Mount Adapter

The Fotowelt Grip really works - I use it with my MOZA AIR and it improves the use of the gimbal. I normally use my MOZA with the included dual-handles, but I think the Fotowelt Grip is much better to use. Faster to setup than stock dual handles, and control is better than stock (without handles). You must take note that the MOZA AIR is threaded for a 3/8" screw, but the Fotowelt Grip comes with a 1/4" screw. I had to use a 1/4"-to-3/8" adapter to use it (see picture). You can also put a tripod on the base, and the handle is threaded so you can put accessories on it. Overall a very good purchase that improves the useability of the MOZA.

I bought a different handle for my Moza Air 2, but it was scheduled to arrive after an important shoot and I needed another handle on the gimbal. This one was promised to arrive a day before the shoot so I ordered it in the meantime.Pros:It is sturdy, does not flex and mounts flush to the base of gimbals.The screw can slide to a position that works for youThe top of the handle is a reliable place to mount accessoriesThere are enough variations and mounting position to make this work well for youI had a BMPCC4k camera on the Moza Air 2 and Feelworld 5" monitor mounted to this handle. The weight was good and I comfortably held it all in two hands for a solid hour before needing to rest.Cons:The rubber handle had just enough texture and flex to make my hand feel raw after the hour of holding it. Yes, it supplied grip, but it was pretty uncomfortable after a while.I'll keep this handle around as a backup, or add it to the original handle I ordered to have two side handles.

A great affordable grip with multiple uses. I’ve actually used this on my ronin s and recently been using it with my old Mamiya film camera.The grip is easy to install and has a mount to install accessories like mics and even lights. It’s pretty straightforward and simple to use.1. It can be used on a ronin s2. You can mount on any camera3. Multiple ports to mount accessories4. Cheap price

This handle would be great if the screw the came with it wasn’t a piece of crap. It doesn’t hold the grip in place on my gimbal, I’m constantly having to tighten it because it doesn’t have enough thread.update: oct 3rd 2020 this grip actually came unscrewed from my gimbal while I was using it and caused it to break as I was using this FOTOWELT Dual handle grip.Now I have to buy a new gimbal since mine is broken all due to this piece of junk handle

When I first saw the gimbal handle, I thought this was going to change the stability issues I was having with the heavier crane. After playing with it and rotating it around it actually makes my shots more stable. There are other outlets where you can screw in an additional handle for more support. I would trust it with my external monitor because the hot shoe is really wide. But other than that is a nice addition to my setup. People always say it make me look more professional.

This handle is very well built! It is sturdy and perfect for holding my 7 in monitor on my moza air 2 gimbal.

I wanted something that isn’t as giant and wide as my dual grip for my gimbal. While this solution does do its job, it doesn’t do it well or comfortably.Firstly, the quality - its really not the best. I understand that this is the cheapest single grip on Amazon, but is still very obvious that it is NOT worth $30. The packaging was beyond minimal (not in a good way) and smelt disgusting. The handle was wrapped in the type of wrap you would use to preserve fruits in your kitchen, the hardware was oily, and the bolt holes didn’t align very well. The grip itself is also made of an extremely plastic-y rubber than slipped out of my hands within 5 minutes of use. Not to mention the disgusting smell right out of the box.The largest problem apart from the quality is the actual use difficulties. The screw at the base of the mounting platform requires you use a coin or screwdriver to attach it to the gimbal. Unfortunately, this means that you simply can’t easily get enough leverage to screw it in tight enough to stop the gimbal from rotating on the base.I wish this solution worked for me but I guess I’ll simply have to go with a different version.

UPDATE: I spent 2.5 hours on a location... only 2.5 and the rubber grip on the mount started to really get uncomfortable. I own a small rig top handle for my small rig cage and the rubber is wonderful. It may not be uncomfortable to some, but for my hands (I have calluses) it just does not feel great.While this handle feels solid, it did not come with mounting hardware to connect the handle to the plate that attaches to the gimbal. I feel like I may be an outlier here but make sure you order this handle in advance to make sure it comes with the hardware needed.Thankfully I had a small rig clamp laying around. I was able to attach the cold shoe screws to the bottom of the gimbal and use my smallrig clamp to mount my monitor.