The DigitalFoto Universal Gimbal Z-Axis Spring Dual Handgrips are designed to improve handling, stability, and operator comfort when using DJI RS series gimbals. By converting a single-handed setup into a dual-hand configuration, this system gives you better control over movement—particularly during longer shoots or more demanding tracking shots.
Featuring built-in NATO rail clamps, each handgrip attaches securely to compatible gimbals, while the Z-axis spring design helps reduce vertical bounce during movement for smoother footage.
Who this is for
- Filmmakers shooting handheld with DJI RS gimbals
- Videographers needing smoother walking or tracking shots
- Operators working on longer shoots where fatigue is a factor
- Content creators looking for more stable handheld control
At a glance
- Dual handgrip design for improved control and balance
- Z-axis spring system to reduce vertical bounce
- Built-in NATO rail clamps for secure attachment
- Compatible with DJI RS 2, RS 3, RS 3 Pro, RS 4, and RS 4 Pro
- Designed for handheld gimbal operation
How it works
Dual Handgrips
Provide a wider grip stance, giving you more control over framing and smoother panning or tilting movements. This reduces strain compared to single-handed operation.
Z-Axis Spring System
Absorbs vertical motion as you move, helping to smooth out steps and reduce bounce in walking shots.
NATO Rail Clamps (Built-in)
Allow quick and secure mounting to compatible gimbals, making setup and adjustments straightforward on set.
Why choose this product
Handheld gimbal work often suffers from operator fatigue and unwanted vertical movement. This dual-handgrip system addresses both by improving ergonomics and introducing spring-based stabilisation. It’s a practical upgrade for anyone using DJI RS gimbals who wants more consistent results without moving to larger support systems.
Ideal uses
- Walking shots and tracking sequences
- Event videography
- Documentary and run-and-gun filming
- Commercial shoots requiring stable handheld movement
- Extended handheld shooting sessions