For Sale Easyrig Cinema 3 600N - Excellent condition

[Stefan Scherperel]

I am Selling my Easyrig Cinema 3 600N. I originally purchased this for my RED one to carry it around fully loaded. I have used it with setups from 20lbs to 40lbs. I also purchased this to save my back. At the time I had herniated a disc in my lower back and the only way to continue working was to use the Easyrig. It got me through many a long day of handheld shooting. Cosmetically the Easyrig is in great condition, there is a little bit of wear showing on the painted Easyrig logo, but otherwise looks great. Functionally the Easyrig is as stable and solid as the day I bought it.
The Easy rig also comes with a Blue Carrying case that is very well made. Please let me know if you have any questions, I'll try and answer as fast as I can.
Here is a link to the Easy Rig on B&H
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/683375-REG/Easyrig_ERIG_600_3_Cinema_3_600N_Stabilizing.html

I am asking $2800 OBO
Buyer pays shipping

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

Still for sale, Bump!

 

[gustavotg]

still avaialable for sale?

 

[Stephen Pruitt]

These things are absolutely amazing for work with the RED One or any other large camera. We love ours.

Stephen

 

[Alain Vo]

PMed you for the rig

 

[Esmaeil Neisi]

Any interest of trading with pix 240?

 

[Adam Johnson]

This sold a while back guys.

 

[Alain Vo]

 

[Stefan Scherperel]

Yeah sorry about that. Didn't realize this thread was still going. Easy rig is sold.

 

[John Choi]

Will this work for my Epic loaded to 24 lbs and is it still avail?

 

[Yousuf Abbasi]

Will this work for my Epic loaded to 24 lbs and is it still avail?

Just FYI...

For a 600N shock absorber, a 24lb kit will definitely be on the lighter side, and you may wind up constantly fighting with the easyrig to keep your cam from being pulled up.

The good news is, shock absorbers are easy to switch out. I would go with a 500N or possibly even a 400N for your kit. These different shock absorbers can be purchased seperately for around $200.

I used to own an EasyRig for my R1MX (which is a heavier kit than yours) and I believe I used a 600N. Overall, I loved using EasyRig for handheld work and would highly recommend it.

OP has stated his EasyRig is sold, but this information should be helpful in case you buy at some other time.