Best beginner camera arm for self filming?

In this video I give you my thoughts on the JRO camera arm from Jeremy Riggin Outdoors.

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[bkbowhunter]

Thanks for the review I’ve been looking at getting one

[HuntingFarmerOfficial]

I appreciate your perspective on this camera arm. You can tell a lot of thought and design went into producing those arms 👍

[madhuntsadventures]

Great honest review, Nate. My Canon camera is much lighter than yours and I have not experienced the bounce with my JRO camera arm so I would say that you are correct about lighter cameras not having that problem. Thanks for the review. 👍🏼

[archeryuniverse]

Great review. I'm on the second season with mine and I love it. I started with a muddy then switched mid season last year and couldn't be happier. With that said I am using a Sony Ax33 so I have very little bounce.

[PBAdventures]

I have one of the older versions and I love mine.. I am using a cannon camera and I'm sure it's lighter than yours, I don't have issues with bounce myself. The other thing I did and probably would prefer even over the powder coat as cool as it is. I stealth stripped mine.. the not only camouflage it, but it also helps keep it quiet if anything where to hit it.. my bow etc. I don't have the movable stand off which is awesome! But it fits super nice in my little back pack. For how I film and the places I walk to hunt. It's a great setup for my system. Great review!

[Hanover_outdoorsman]

Just needs to be mounted to the tree, better, stronger .

[stgenceo]

How is that budget worthy? Same price as 4th arrow