IFOOTAGE Camera Slider Support Arm Stabilizer SA-32, 32" Length Adjustable Telescoping Support Rod with C Clamps and Quick Release Ballhead for Camera Video Slider Rail and Tripod

Works nicely and feels solid

To be clear, I don't have an iFootage slider. I have a different brand, so I was taking a chance that it wouldn't work when getting this. I lucked out that it actually does work, albeit with a little adjustment. This is basically a stabilizer arm that helps create a stable triangle for connecting your camera slider to your tripod base. It creates a very stable, almost rock-solid base. I've only used it a couple of times, as I don't use my slider all that much. That said, this is a pretty niche product, which might translate into the cost. This is one of those products that can be a bit of a tossup as to whether or not it's really worth it from a cost perspective. If you use your camera slider a lot, then it's a no-brainer unless you want to carry two tripods around with you. Heck, it might even be cheaper to do that, but it definitely will take up more space. Since I don't use mine as much as I would like, I'm on the fence about this. It does the job well, but at a pretty high cost. I'm a DIYer, and could probably have made something that would work, but it would be a bit janky in the end. Overall, I'm going to call this a pretty solid product, minus the high cost.

This has been a great support solution for my camera slider—especially when I’ve got a heavy gimbal riding on it. It adds that extra bit of stability that makes a big difference in getting smoother shots. I’ve also used it to mount video lights directly to a tripod, which saves me from lugging around extra light stands. It’s light enough to carry without fuss, but still feels strong and dependable. Really handy little tool that’s earned its spot in my kit.

Like my IFOOTAGE tripod, this support arm offers precision engineering. The quality is immediately evident and of professional grade. The support clamps onto my tripod positively and firmly. I will try using it to mount an action camera to my bike. The IFOOTAGE Stabilizer Arm is not cheap, but this is a case of getting what one pays for. It is professional equipment.