Neewer Camera Slider Support Arm Stabilizer, 2-Pack Carbon Fiber Adjustable Tripod Stability Arm for Increasing Stability, Extendable Poles for…

I love the product! It works well with my current set up and keeps my slider in tact. I would really like some replacement screws that fell off from the end that screws to the slider. I’d like to get some ! Awesome product over all

 I took my time to make a video review showing whether this slider support works or not, and my conclusion is that while it helps, it all comes down to what kind of tripod you are using.

A long slider like the one I used, 48 inches long, with a heavy fluid video tripod head on top and a DSLR camera will cause the slider to swing from side to side. If using a light weigh or cheap tripod to hold the slider, it will definitely cause the whole setup to fall. With this NEEWER support arms, the tripod won’t fall, but the slider will definitely move all over the place as seen in the video I included.

Then I used a medium size video tripod, which also can’t handle the video slider on its own, but with the NEEWER support arms it does the job. While I think it will completely stop any movement between the slider and the tripod with better adjustment, the movement I got was minimal with the quick setup I did.

So this is my conclusion, the NEEWER support arms for camera sliders works as long as the tripod used can handle the weight of the slider and camera. If I was to use my shorter slider with only the camera, my cheap tripod would handle it with ease with the help of the support arms. But if you have a big setup, you’ll need a bigger and heavier tripod. Obviously, while the idea of using this support arms is to carry less and lighter equipment, because tripods have 3 legs and how they are positioned, there’s only so much this support arms can do.

Neewer Camera Slider Support Arm Stabilizer, 2-Pack Carbon Fiber Adjustable Tripod Stability Arm for Increasing Stability, Extendable Poles for Camera Video Slider with (2)C Clamps, (4)BallHead –ST33

These slider support arms definitely help, But they don’t solve all the problems. They set up pretty easily –start by screwing into the slider itself at one end and then clamp to a leg. Repeat on the other side. A lot of things are going to determine just how well these are going to work –number one being how robust your tripod is. I did not set it up on my heaviest tripod and there was a little movement but it wasn’t very bad I think a lot of that is also going to depend on how big your camera is and how fast you’re running the slider.

But it’s a whole lot better than without using them. Without them My experience was pretty much a seesaw. With them there’s a little bit of stutter here and there but not really that bad–And I have to say that’s actually an exaggeration. I think if I use them with a much more robust professional style tripod they would basically eliminate all movement.

Would I recommend them? Absolutely. They solve a big part of the movement problem, with longer sliders. Theyre not exactly perfect–But I think a lot of that is determined by the tripod and your other equipment.

I bought these to stabilize my 38″ slider on my tripod after watching footage dip at each end of the slider. These work well and will from now on be packed with my slider.

First impression:
???? This is a pair of camera rig support arms in metal and carbon fibre. Each comes with a single clamp that can attach at either end using the ¼“ x 20 thread posts. Each end also features a ball joint for changing the attachment angle and there is a 90-degree cut-out in the body so that the ball post can be securely locked at 90 degrees. The locking lever has an attractive red anodised finish and also unlocks the end to swivel in 360 degrees. The twist locking mechanism on the arm is firm and secure. The ball end mounts are rubberised for better grip on equipment and carry the usual knurled edges.

What I liked:
✔️ The carbon fibre construction reduces the weight a lot but provides a very strong and stable material. It looks quite attractive too.
✔️ The set has some versatility and the clamps can be mixed and matched to suit arrangements, particularly if you have a heavy bit of kit that needs some extra support or bracing to keep it in place. I have used them with a clamp at both ends to brace between a stand leg and an upright.
✔️ Each clamp also has a 3/8 threaded hole for attaching extra accessories and you can get hold of reducers from the same source to get this down to ¼“ x 20 thread if required.
✔️ The arms have a good range extending from 21” to 34”.

Anything I didn’t like so much:
❌ I found it sometimes difficult to remember which way to twist the locking mechanism once the arm was unlocked and I often find myself unlocking it further.

Conclusion:
✅ There are a really useful set of support arms, and probably best carried in place on your kit. It is also possible to link two together for a really long arm, although you will need an intermediary adapter for that. Apart from photography, I also used one to support a microphone stand that kept drooping on me by using both clamps. I like the versatility and although they are expensive due to the carbon fibre, that material is the only way to keep the weight down and make them robust enough. I have used aluminium poles and one dent and they no longer expand at all.

Thanks for taking the time to read my review, I hope you found it helpful.

I am a hobby photographer.
I know and like the Neewer brand products very well.
I have bought many things from the company and tested all kinds of products from them.
Basically, I am satisfied with the brand and they products.

I am currently testing a Camera Stabilizer arm.
I have to admit, I have tried many things from the brand, but I am the happiest with this product so far.
From the first impression, I could see that I had received a product representing premium quality.
It can be used simply and easily.
The parts that can be fixed, the screw threads are solid and work well.

The tilting and rotating both head. Provides a stable attachment.
In fact, it is a multifunctional device that complements a photo tripod.

I recommend with good hart!

Thanks for reading my review, I hope you found it helpful.
XO Sue