Is it a stabilizer for the handler, only to be easier to carry, or to decrease vibrations and shakings?
2011837
The handle is what I prosume your talking about, and it is to make it easier to carry the camera while filming action shots for example like following somebody skateboarding.
1484967
No problems with vibration from the holster. You should be able to feel it just fine as the holster and clip are well put together and sturdy enough to transfer the vibration well.
2097072
It's to hold the handle bars stationary while working. This isn't included on many more expensive models.
562818
It depends on the size of the ladder and type but adding the stabilizer does make it a little top heavy but nothing to be too concerned about. I have a 32 foot aluminum ext ladder that is a challenge to manage (by one person) without the stabilizer but I manage to move it with the stabilizer without any problems.
1420947
When I first got mine, I hated it because it's kind of heavy (compared to other grabbers), and it made my hand cramp, but after using it for a while, it got easier. I guess it just exercised muscles I wasn't used to using.
705070
I use it regularly as a stabilizer; resting it on a porch rail or convenient stone or piece of concrete. It works well in any configuration to stabilize my camera. I would suggest adding an adjustable swivel to make the process easier on uneven surfaces
1295565
As noted, it's a canvas handle that stows away. If you have heavy gear in the bag, the handle will hold but the stitching inside the bag will pull apart. Also, it's difficult to steer the bag with this handle. It saves weight on the bag and it meets it's bottom line purpose, but it's not a great, or even good, solution.
1255526
I'd add a carabiner to the handle so that you aren't tempted to use the blue triggers to hang stuff on. I mention this in case you don't feel the need to go up Fool's Hill alone...
463820
It doesn't really shake that I've noticed. But I hold on because it takes some effort to walk on since it's manual (no motor making the belt turn). I am pleased with how it functions. I also purchased the silicone lubricant to put under the belt. I do not regret my purchase.
1707780
Well, it's not a dampener, it's a camera mount. Any vibrations emanating from the mounting surface will also affect the mount. You need to put some sort of dampener between the mount and your gear or drive on a smoother road.
1501210
I am 65, with spinal stenosis and degenerating hip & knee joints and I use it. I found that the body weight of the user stabilizes the unit, making the handles that need to be held during use, secure. The unit I had before was just the bottom portion (no handles) and you had to hold on to the back of a chair for stability....which ended up to be not too stable at all.
1463976
No....what kind of issues are you having? All it does is take the load and levels it more for stability and weight distribution. I recommend getting stabilizer for it to if your hauling a larger trailer.
874499
With a regulation ball it will shake and rattle quite a bit as opposed to an in-ground system. Does give a decent bounce off the backboard and shake less than lower-level portable systems with its larger base and pole thickness. Short of a professional portable system, the vibration is going to be a negative for portable systems compared to in-ground systems. But this portable system is a bit of a misnomer as it is difficult to move due to its size and weight.
647868
I assume you are wanting to reposition it. So it's a no on that Q. Because of the nature of inertially balanced steadicams the original hand hold is locked at the center of gravity ( CoG only when the camera is on the thing). Sorry bro. You really shouldn't need to move the handle though.
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
1221883
The one I purchased does both. It isn't a strong vibration, but it does vibrate.
1562655
I'm petty sure it is for stability. When put down it snaps onto the other side/leg and then with the person's weight it stabilizes it. I hope this helps.