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Stedi - Stock®

Best Price: $30.00

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Product Features

• Produce higher quality pictures, smooth, stable videos and clearer, crisp images
• Highly manueverable & lightweight
• Shaped like a traditional rifle stock
• Adjustable handle & shoulder strap
• Made in the USA

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Editorial Reviews
Product Description

New Stedi - Stock is your optics stabilizer. A spotting scope shoulder brace and scope stock in one. It helps overcome flinch, so images are smooth and stable. Great for camcorders, digital cameras, spotting scopes, SLR cameras and more. Durable nylon with attachment handle, shoulder strap, brace. 4 1/4 x 1 x 14"l., 6 ozs. Order yours today! Stedi-Stock

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Customer Reviews

Gary N. Johnson Said: Stedi-Stock ( Sep. 22nd 2009 )

Although this item was under $20.00 it is just not built solid enough to attach my camera and Macro lens. I did use it as a pattern to make my own version that works very well

James M. Selkirk Said: Stock review ( Aug. 4th 2009 )

The unit arrived ahead of the scheduled ship date and I'm pleased with the product. It performs as advertised and is a good value. It is, however, not particularly sturdy, which is why I did not give it five stars. It will do the job for the price.

Joseph Said: Possibly the most poorly constructed... ( Jun. 3rd 2009 )

This product was poorly constructed and cheep. Made of flimsy material, it isn't worth more than 3$. Anyone who actually shoots enough video to really need on of these things needs a better one that this.

Jeffery G. Scism Said: Stedi-stiock not steady, PASS! ( May. 16th 2009 )

I just purchased this item, and find it quite uncomfortable to use, and also quite flimsy. Although this is advertised for use with spotting scopes which are fairly heavy, and long, it in my opinion will not last long in that use. The unit has a few design drawbacks that if I had designed it I would have tried to solve. It is TOO flexible in the area just behind where it bends to drop to the "stock" I Use a Canon XS with the stock AF lenses and the wobble is enormous. Also the stock portion is in my opinion not proper for photo use, it is positioned incorrectly for shoulder shooting, and the positioning of the Camera eyepiece while on the stock is awkward. Also the three piece arrangement for the hand grip is ridiculous, the screw keeps falling out when the camera is not attached,there is nothing to hold it in, and no clip or lanyard to keep the handle with the stock portion, and there is no way to secure the handle when the camera is not mounted. As a stabilizer for a heavier camera this has a lot to be desired. A real drawback is the lack of a pistol grip contoured grip for the fore handle, and inability to use the grip, trigger the camera and change focus at the same time. If this handle can be redesigned to incorporate a trigger release (preferably a two stage electronic one for Canon) it would be a better deal. The serious photographer using telephotos or doing Macro work should give this one a pass by, save your money. Its concept is a promising one - but it is cheaply made, burdensome and untrustworthy in strength - the promise of a steady platform falls far short of reality.

D. Lantz Said: Stedi-Stock Review ( May. 15th 2009 )

I find the Stedi-Stock very handy when taking photos of wildlife from the window of a vehicle. I can rest my arms on the window frame, and hold the camera (Canon 40D) steady with the Stedi-Stock. It is very fast when shooting off hand in the field. However, using the Stedi-Stock off hand, I am not as steady as with a monopod, but the monopod is more cumbersome. The Stedi-Stock is very light, and easy to pack. Wish my Canon monopod head screw was longer so it would fit through the Stedi-Stock, and into my camera. This would provide a really fast, and steady set up. Although I do not really need it, the Stedi-Stock is very helpful in shooting with my camcorder.

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