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Ergonomic Tilta Xeno Side Handle with NATO connection offers adjustable height, non-slip grip, and versatile left/right mounting for secure camera operation.
Tilta Xeno Side Handle (NATO) - Black TA-XSH3-B
Product ID: 56974
SKU: 56974
Model: TA-XSH3-B
Ean: 0810076278049
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: Tilta
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| Type of Product | Handle |
| Type of Product | Action camera accessories |
| Color | Black |
Product details
Tilta Xeno Side Handle (NATO) - Black TA-XSH3-B
The Tilta Xeno Side Handle is designed to combine strong aesthetics with ergonomic functionality, offering a comfortable and secure grip for operating camera rigs. Inspired by the sleek, bio-mechanical design of the Xenomorph, this handle enhances both the look and usability of your setup.
Key Features
- NATO Connection Type: Ensures a secure attachment to camera cages or NATO rails, preventing rotation and providing stability.
- Multi-Functional Design: Can be mounted as either a left or right side handle, offering versatile use.
- Adjustable Height: Allows the handle to be raised or lowered by 40 mm relative to the mounting point, enabling customized positioning for comfort during handheld shooting.
- Non-Slip Silicone Grip: Provides a textured surface for increased stability and a confident hold.
- Integrated Allen Key: Built into the handle for convenient assembly and adjustments of the handle or other accessories.
Additional Specifications
- Mounting Points: Includes a Cold Shoe receiver and a 1/4-20 thread with locating points for attaching additional accessories.
The Tilta Xeno Side Handle is ideal for filmmakers seeking a blend of futuristic design and practical functionality, enhancing both the ergonomics and aesthetics of their camera rig.
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