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SHAPE Compact Quick Handle ARRI Rosette (Silver and Red)

BH #SHHAND10 • MFR #HAND10
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SHAPE Compact Quick Handle ARRI Rosette (Silver and Red)
Key Features
  • Left and Right Arms with Rosettes
  • Two Points of Articulation
  • ARRI Rosette Compatible
  • Rubber Handgrip
The silver and red SHAPE Compact Quick Handle ARRI Rosette consists of a left- and right-hand articulating arm with rubber handgrip. Each arm features a rosette with an M6 metric screw for attaching the handle to cameras and baseplates with ARRI rosettes. Each handle features two points of articulation actuated with SHAPE's patented quick-lock buttons.
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SHAPE Dual Handgrip Set Overview

The silver and red SHAPE Compact Quick Handle ARRI Rosette consists of a left- and right-hand articulating arm with rubber handgrip. Each arm features a rosette with an M6 metric screw for attaching the handle to cameras and baseplates with ARRI rosettes. Each handle features two points of articulation actuated with SHAPE's patented quick-lock buttons.

The arms attach via the rosettes allowing you to select the attachment angle. Each arm also has two each 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded mounting holes with anti-twist indents for attaching accessories. The quick-lock buttons are located at the articulation points, one towards your baseplate and the other controlling the angle of the rubber handgrip.

Incorporates SHAPE's patented quick-lock buttons
Consists of a handle and an arm
Quick-lock button located at the articulation between the handle and the arm allows you to rotate the arm up to a full 360°
Pushing and holding down the quick-lock button allows rotating the arm/handle, and releasing it keeps the handle locked and firmly in place
UPC: 629266000823

SHAPE Dual Handgrip Set Specs

Item Type
2x Handgrip for Left and Right Side
Rotation
Yes: 360° Adjustable via Quick Press/Push Button
Main Attachment
Per Handgrip
1x ARRI Rosette with 1x M6 Male Screw (Built-In)
Additional Mounting
Per Handgrip
2x Anti-Twist 1/4"-20 Female Thread
2x Anti-Twist 3/8"-16 Female Thread
Materials
Metal, Rubber
Weight
2.56 lb / 1.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.8 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
11.3 x 9.9 x 6"

SHAPE Dual Handgrip Set Reviews

Solid, convenient, fast

By Theodore
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-10-13

The quick adjust is fast and feels sturdy. Love these handles.

Better than the new ones

By Steve
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-11-02

I bought both this version and the new style and while the new ones are slightly lighter these old ones have mounting points along the side for accessories and all of the rotating points are adjustable so you can change the width of the set up.

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Do these come with a case?

Do these come with a case?
Asked by: Paul
No, the SHAPE Compact Quick Handle ARRI Rosette does not ship with a case included.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2026-01-13

Is it possible to remove the rubber handles and ...

Is it possible to remove the rubber handles and pop on another rosette handle, such as the tilta nucleus grips?
Asked by: Matt
Hello Matt, Thank you for your question! We actually have an adaptor available for the Nucleus grips that you can find here: https://www.shapewlb.com/shape-nucleus-handle-clamp-relocator You simply remove the rubber handles including the aluminum clamp with an allen key and insert the designed clamp for it. We hope this helps and we thank you for your interest in our products. The SHAPE team
Answered by: SHAPE Team
Date published: 2020-05-23

Can this exact set be used on the fx9? It seems ...

Can this exact set be used on the fx9? It seems like the right side handle can work as an extension handle as well
Asked by: Pepe
This is designed specifically for URSA Mini cameras. Also, the FX9 does not have a rosette on the left hand side for it. It cannot be used with the FX9.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2025-05-26

Will there be a kit like this for FX6 please?

Will there be a kit like this for FX6 please?
Asked by: wilkie
Hello Wilkie, Thank you for your question! For the moment, this handle kit is not offered for the FX6. You can however purchase the handles separately on our website, by visiting our handles section here: https://www.shapewlb.com/camera-handle-grip/ and in our FX6 products section here: https://www.shapewlb.com/sony-fx6-camera-accessories/ We hope this helps and we thank you for your interest in our products. The SHAPE team.
Answered by: SHAPE Team
Date published: 2021-04-12

can I buy single one in black ?

can I buy single one in black ?
Asked by: Daniel
no unfortunately this configuration is sold in pairs
Answered by: Sean
Date published: 2020-07-21

Is the handle on the left side removable? Could I ...

Is the handle on the left side removable? Could I add for exemple the tilta nucleus m handle?
Asked by: Pedro
Hello Pedro, Thank you for your interest in Shape wlb products. The Tilta Nucleus M is designed with an Arri rosette and our products are manufactured with the Arri standard. No compatibility issues normally. Thanks again.
Answered by: SHAPE Team
Date published: 2019-05-09

Might be a silly question, but are these rosettes ...

Might be a silly question, but are these rosettes the same as on the blackmagic ursa mini pro? Presuming so, but want to check!
Asked by: Stephen
Yes, the Ursa Mini Pro has an Arri Rosette.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2020-03-15

Can the arms be mounted to the opposite side? As ...

Can the arms be mounted to the opposite side? As in right arm with grip on left side and vice versa?
Asked by: Rianne
We do not see why you could not mount the handles of he SHAPE BlackMagic URSA Mini Handles Kit on the opposite side of the camera.
Answered by: Dennis L
Date published: 2023-03-29
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