The Matthews 4-1/2" Hollywood Grip Head is equipped with the Knuckle Saver handle. Feather a gobo arm, large flag or Butterfly and with one hand, and it securely locks in place.
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Key Features
- 1-1/8" Junior Pin
- Aluminum Construction
The Matthews 4-1/2" Hollywood Grip Head is equipped with the Knuckle Saver handle. Feather a gobo arm, large flag or Butterfly and with one hand, and it securely locks in place.
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Matthews Hollywood Grip Head Reviews
Solid
By Benjamin
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-03-18
Absolute necessity for anyone who wants to build a solid menace arm
It's great, but...
By Mark
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-02-26
The only downside is the lollipop being offset. Great for a million uses, but not a menace arm. The Kupo centered head works better for that one.
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What size is the small knob? 3/4 or 5/16?
What size is the small knob? 3/4 or 5/16?
The small knob on the Matthews Hollywood Grip Head (4-1/2") is 3/8".
Date published: 2024-06-09
What size diameter is the pin?
What size diameter is the pin?
The mounting pin is a standard Junior pin, 1-1/8".
Date published: 2023-01-07
Can a strobe attach to this pin and this Grip ...
Can a strobe attach to this pin and this Grip Head attach to an extension arm of a C stand?
This 4-1/2" grip head is designed to mount into the Junior Receiver of a Combo stand or an Overhead Rolling Stand. You will want to use a 6" Pin With Collar (PN: 429599) to mount your strobe and a 2.1/5" Grip Head (PN: 350580) to mount onto the Extension Arm of the C-Stand.
Date published: 2023-01-30
question
Does this fit with a c-stand?
no.it works with combo/combi stands, or anything with a junior receiver
Date published: 2020-11-02
question
Is the junior receiver (Female) directly above the mounting pin, or is it offset like the avenger and kupo 4.5 grip heads?
It is directly above. No offset.
Date published: 2026-04-15