SmallRig Side Handle - 1/4in-20 Locating Screw

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The SmallRig Side Handle 5950 is an essential accessory for videographers and content creators who utilize camera cages and require improved ergonomics during handheld shooting. This handle provides significant stability and better weight distribution for rigs up to 10 kg, making it ideal for long-form filming sessions. While it offers superior comfort and mounting versatility, users must ensure their camera cage features the required 1/4-20 locating holes to achieve a secure, twist-free attachment.
| Brand | SmallRig |
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No, it features built-in accessory mounts for screws and arms, but you should use a cold shoe adapter if you specifically need to slide a shoe-mount accessory onto the handle.
Yes, the handle is reversible and can be mounted on either the left or right side of your camera cage depending on your preference.
It is compatible with most cages that feature 1/4-20 locating screw holes. Please verify your cage specifications before purchasing.
The handle is rated to support rigs weighing up to 10 kg.
The silicone grip is permanently bonded to the handle structure for durability and should not be removed.
Ensure the anti-twist locating pins are properly seated in the cage holes and that the main 1/4-20 screw is tightened fully.
Check if your cage has 1/4-20 threads; this handle specifically requires locating holes for the anti-twist feature to function correctly.
Verify that the accessory mounting screw is tightened to the correct depth and that the accessory base is flush against the handle surface.
To install, align the 1/4-20 screw with the locating holes on your compatible camera cage. Tighten the screw firmly using the provided tool or integrated thumb-screw. Ensure the anti-twist pins are seated correctly within the cage's receiving holes before fully tightening. The handle is compatible with most standard SmallRig and third-party cages that offer standard 1/4-20 locating points. To maintain the device, wipe the silicone grip with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that might degrade the silicone material. If the attachment screw becomes loose, verify the locating pins are fully engaged with the cage surface.