EasyRig MiniMax STABIL Light
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Lightweight body support for gimbals and compact camera rigs
EasyRig MiniMax STABIL Light is a body-support system designed for lighter gimbals and camera setups weighing between 2 and 7 kg. It combines the compact Minimax vest and power pack with the STABIL Light support arm, helping transfer much of the working load from the operator’s arms and back to the body. For long handheld takes, events, music videos, documentaries or moving gimbal shots, this can make it possible to operate for significantly longer periods with less fatigue.
The Minimax system is designed, built and assembled in Sweden. Its spring tension can be adjusted to match different camera weights within the supported range, which makes it suitable for a variety of mirrorless, compact cinema-camera and lightweight gimbal configurations. The complete Minimax system weighs approximately 3.4 kg and uses a 110 cm suspension line, giving the operator room to move naturally while keeping the camera supported from above.
STABIL Light arm for smoother movement
The STABIL Light arm was developed specifically for lightweight gimbal setups. In addition to supporting the weight of the rig, it helps reduce some of the vertical movement created while walking, which can make handheld and gimbal shots feel smoother. It does not replace the stabilization of the gimbal itself, but works together with it by reducing part of the up-and-down motion transferred through the operator’s body.
The arm can also be locked at 90 degrees so the system behaves more like a conventional Minimax upper arm. This gives the operator a choice between additional vertical stabilization and a more traditional suspended support setup depending on the shot. The relatively low weight of the system helps preserve mobility, which is particularly useful on fast-moving productions and locations where a larger Easyrig configuration would be unnecessary.
Complete rental package
Our rental set includes the Easyrig Minimax Vest for 2–7 kg loads, the STABIL Light Support Arm, a camera hook / gimbal attachment and a transport bag. The camera hook allows the system to be used with compatible camera handles, while the gimbal attachment makes it easy to integrate supported stabilizer setups. Before shooting, the spring tension and attachment position should be adjusted to the final working weight of the complete camera or gimbal build.
Rent EasyRig MiniMax STABIL Light at CamCam Rental
At CamCam you can check current availability and reserve the complete support system directly online. We can also help confirm whether your planned camera, lens or gimbal setup falls within the 2–7 kg working range and advise on compatible stabilization, monitoring and power accessories. Our team works on film sets, so we understand how important correct adjustment and comfortable weight distribution are during long shooting days. We offer equipment delivery and collection, optional on-set assistant support, after-hours returns to a dedicated safe, free parking directly by our premises and free equipment tests by arrangement. CamCam is open seven days a week, including weekends.
- Easyrig Minimax Vest (2–7 kg)
- STABIL Light Support Arm
- Camera Hook / Gimbal Attachment
- Transport Bag
- Professional Easyrig support system designed for lightweight camera and gimbal setups
- Supported rig weight: approximately 2–7 kg
- STABIL Light arm adds mechanical stabilization to handheld and gimbal operation
- Helps reduce vertical movement and operator fatigue during longer takes
- Arm can be locked so the system functions like a standard MiniMax
- Lightweight STABIL Light design helps the operator remain mobile and agile
- Swedish-engineered power spring system designed for a wide range of lightweight camera setups
- Overload-protection release mechanism helps protect the MiniMax internal system
- Compatible with Easyrig vest systems
- Designed and manufactured in Sweden
- Suitable for gimbal work, handheld shooting, documentaries, commercials, music videos and extended production days
