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LanParte Basic Handle for 15mm Rod (Pair)

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LanParte Basic Handle for 15mm Rod (Pair)
Key Features
  • Non-Slip Silica-Gel Grip
  • 15mm Rod Clamp
  • CNC Machined Aluminum Construction
This Basic Handle pair from LanParte enables dual handgrip support with 15mm rod support rigs. Each handle is constructed from CNC machined aluminum and features a 15mm rod clamp and non-slip silica-gel grip.
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LanParte Dual Handgrip Set Overview

This Basic Handle pair from LanParte enables dual handgrip support with 15mm rod support rigs. Each handle is constructed from CNC machined aluminum and features a 15mm rod clamp and non-slip silica-gel grip.

UPC: 840534107024

LanParte Dual Handgrip Set Specs

Item Type
2x Handgrip for Left and Right Side
Rotation
Yes: Adjustable via Screw/Twist Lock
Main Attachment
Per Handgrip
1x Rod Port for 15 mm Single Rod (Built-In)
Materials
Aluminum
Dimensions
7.1 x 2.8 x 1.4" / 18 x 7 x 3.5 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.85 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7.4 x 3.6 x 1.5"

LanParte Dual Handgrip Set Reviews

Great product!

By ROkus
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2017-09-15

I originally bought a set of yellow Ikan handles which fell apart within two weeks of heavy reality shooting. I returned them and swapped them out for these Lampart handles which turned out to be amazing - very strong, comfortable and won't slip. I highly recommend.

I would recommend this product without hesitation...

By Anonymous
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2016-10-13

Works great in the traditional setup as an over the shoulder option, but can also be setup to be used as a turret. See pic below. All the is required is to place the attachment hub directly under the rig's center of gravity and you have a pretty neat narrative tool.

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Are the rosettes Arri compatible?

Are the rosettes Arri compatible?
Asked by: Daniel
According to Lanparte, they are not. However if you are looking for an option that is compatible with Arri Rosettes please look at B&H # LAUG03. This is the LanParte Rosette Handgrip (Pair). https://bhpho.to/2EMyVLN
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2019-06-03

question

Does anyone have any idea what the payload is on these? In particular I'm wondering about the 15mm rod adapter.
Asked by: Adam
It is very solid, that's how rosette works once it's locked in place. We have customers using this with 19mm with big Alura Zoom.
Answered by: Cheng Huei L. Lanparte Expert
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Is this compatible with the rosette accessory baseplate for the URSA that comes with the Blackmagic Design shoulder pad?
Asked by: Basil
Yes they will work pretty good, is the best hand grip you can get for a URSA at low cost, and they are really cconfortable to the operator, however y must warnyou, if you are planing to work heavy duty on then they wont resit much, the ones i got broke in a 4 week film producction, and b&h don't cover the replacement. But if you write to their manufacturer company in china they will replace it whitout hesitate.
Answered by: Pablo S.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

I'm trying to find out to make a purchase between Lanparte hand grip V2 & Tilta universal hand grip! there is no review on Lanparte on your site! my concern is about quality of the grip and also type of the joints on lanparte! it is not so clear in any pictures on the line that Lanparte hand grip joints are Rosettes type like Tilta ? as far I can see? That would be a great help if you can answer me. Thanks ..
Asked by: Mike Majid H.
Hi,Please check out this Youtube review of Lanparte UG-02https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckGR8STxqacAnd Lanparte UG-03 using Rosettes systemhttp://www.lanparte.com/html/handle_299.htmlThanks!
Answered by: Cheng Huei L. Lanparte Expert
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Are you able to remove the hand grips and how? I heard they are locked.
Asked by: Hector
It is not recommended to remove those hand grips.
Answered by: Cheng Huei L. Lanparte Expert
Date published: 2018-08-25
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