SmallRig HawkLock Quick Release Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II 5029

SmallRig HawkLock Quick Release Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II 5029

SmallRig HawkLock Quick Release Cage Kit for Canon EOS R5 Mark II 5029 is designed to enhance handheld shooting stability, portability, and accessory expansion. The kit includes a cage, USB-C & HDMI cable clamps, and the HawkLock quick-release handle.

The kit has incorporated HawkLock quick-release interfaces for swift and secure mounting. It features the H21 quick-release NATO rail, H18 quick-release cold shoe mount, H38 Arca-Swiss quick-release plate, 1/4″-20 threaded holes, 1/4″-20 locating holes, 3/8″-16 threaded holes, ARRI 3/8″-16 locating holes, cold shoe mounts, NATO rails, QD interfaces, strap slots, and more for attaching monitors, microphones, tripods, follow focus systems, handles, and other accessories to enhance video content creation in various scenarios.

The cage secures the camera in place with a single 1/4″-20 screw at the base and two locating blocks on the sides, incorporating built-in silicone pads to prevent scratches on the camera. The built-in Arca Swiss quick-release plate enables seamless mounting on Arca-type tripods (ID 4353, 4060) and DJI RS 2 / RSC 2 / RS 3 / RS 3 Pro / RS 4 / RS 4 Pro stabilizers, facilitating swift transitions between stabilizer, handheld, and tripod setups.

The ergonomic HawkLock quick-release handle with silicone padding ensures a comfortable and stable handheld shooting experience. The HDMI & USB-C cable clamp securely fastens with a single thumbscrew, preventing signal interruptions and ensuring stable signal transmission.

Additionally, the cage comes with a durable scratch-resistant tempered glass screen protector with a surface hardness of 9H and an IK03 impact resistance test rating.

Note:

1. Remove the side locating blocks on both sides of the cage before mounting.

2. The tempered glass screen protector is intentionally designed to be slightly smaller than the screen edges to prevent dust from entering through larger gaps, constituting a normal design feature.