TILTA Lightweight Gimbal Support Vest for DJI Ronin RS2, RSC2, RS3 and RS3 Pro with Height Adjustable Adapter GSS-T04

I do like the belt on this it feels strong and sturdy and has 4 d rings 2 on the back section 2 on the frontThere are no instructions so looking at the pictures on this listing is essential. There are adjustable straps on the front and rear that fasten like a motorcycle helmet chinstrap pull to tighten move the adjustable buckle to loosen.The rear straps are for the major adjustment of the belt you will probably set this once and not need to do it again the front straps and strong metal buckles are what you will use to cinch up. on the front half there are 2 belt loops which fasten with a snap connector you want the rear of the metal buckles in front of these, this will stop the belt just falling down when you release a buckle. Maybe the easiest way to put this belt on is to pull the belt up like you were putting on jeans then fasten the 2 metal buckles and then pull on the front straps to take up the slack.The nato rail is secure on a metal plate thats riveted on to the well padded belt. The 2 supplied holders fit onto a short rod with a 1/4 20 thread and the other end is a small ball joint which you can adjust the stiffness. this bit also has a nato clamp to mate with the nato rail and is height adjustable there is a bolt at the lower end of the rail so if the clamp gets loose it shouldnt fall off before you notice it.The braces part isn't as good as the belt to be honest. The straps are stitched in and the buckles plastic. If the load is light i guess it will be ok but if you wanted to use this with the tilta ring maybe that would be too heavy. B0B2RJ99ZM (The Tilta shoulder support vest for the float) is much better made I think and I think it would hook up quite easily with the belt in this product.The 2 straps that go to your gimbal are elastic and seemed to be at full stretch with a 6KG load I'd like to replace them with something stronger and stiffer. There are 2 1/4 20 d-ring bolts that have a couple of rubber washers so they shouldn't come loose. I think for dual handles they are ok but a heavy set up proper eye bolts would be better. The payload of the RS2 is 4.5 kg + the weight of the gimbal itself ... They are better quality D rings than some you would get on most quick release plates (but they are more for hand tightening not hanging weights off), i think i'd rather they supplied eyebolts instead.So not a bad product but i think let down by the braces if they had taken the strap over the shoulder pads (instead of stitching them to the shoulder pads) that would be one piece that seperates only at the buckleit would be a massive improvement and wouldn't depend on the stitching to stay secure.I am being harsh here, but the contrast between the quality of the braces and the belt is noticablely different. If your rig isn't that heavy this will do. Please try harder Tilta I think the belt is worth 5 stars and the braces about 3 stars.

El cinturón un 10, el chaleco un 0. El cinturón te permite reposar el gimbal de forma cómoda y con una contrucción muy buena.El arnés limita muchísimo el movimiento y encima es super cutre de calidad. Un 0Aún así me lo he quedado porque el cinturón me ha salvado la espalda en varios rodajes