Polar Pro Pivot Shoulder Rig

Solo shooters can benefit most from the setup/pit crew position which provides a stable platform for rig adjustments like lens or filter swaps. Centering the camera into the on-shoulder position provides ultimate stability for heavier setups, while the over-the-shoulder position adjusts the pad to 90° and is best for one-handed actions like pulling focus on smaller rigs. The non-monitor position moves the baseplate forward so the user can view the built-in monitor on their camera. A chest-press orientation allows the shoulder pad to become a point of contact with the chest, stomach, or hip for low-angle stability. Removing the shoulder pad entirely allows you to slide the entire rig onto a tripod for efficient transitioning from handheld to stabilized shooting.