【Professional Steadicam System: Eliminate Operator Fatigue】 Transform your handheld gimbal into a professional body-mounted steadicam rig. This vest system effectively redistributes payload weight from your arms to your waist and back, reducing physical strain by up to 80%. It serves as an essential anti-fatigue solution for wedding videographers and filmmakers requiring all-day continuous shooting without exhaustion
【Dual-Spring Z-Axis Stabilization Logic】 Engineered to solve the "vertical bounce" (bobbing effect) common in walking shots. The precision mechanical spring arms provide distinct Z-axis stabilization that electronic gimbals cannot achieve alone. By smoothing out footsteps and uneven terrain, it delivers cinematic, floating-camera movement essential for dynamic run-and-gun production workflows
【Expansion Plate Hub: V-Mount Power & Video Transmission】Unlock unlimited runtime. The unique rear expansion plate features a standard V-Mount battery interface and dedicated mounting points for wireless transmitters (like RavenEye). This design not only powers your camera/gimbal for uninterrupted live streaming but also acts as a critical counterweight, ensuring perfect front-to-back balance for the entire rig
【Universal Compatibility: From RS2 to RS4 Pro】 Designed with a versatile mounting clamp, this support system is fully compatible with major single-handle gimbals, including DJI RS2, RS3, RS3 Pro, RS4, and RS4 Pro, as well as Moza and Zhiyun Crane 3S/Weebill 3S/3E etc models. The vest features adjustable velcro and straps to fit various body types (Size S-XL), making it a versatile safe choice for production teams sharing equipment
【Mobile Studio Workflow: Clean & Balanced Rig】 Elevate your production value. By integrating power, transmission, and stabilization into one wearable unit, the THANOS X keeps your setup wire-free and balanced. It transforms a simple gimbal into a mobile production studio, allowing solo operators to capture complex, stable shots usually requiring a crew, significantly optimizing the filmmaking efficiency