What the thread found

• The xARM stabilizer is compatible with the Walter Klassen vest and works effectively when properly adjusted
• Height adjustment of approximately 3 to 4 inches downward on the Klassen arm may be necessary to achieve desired sled positioning
• The xARM includes two different socket block options: one designed for front-mounted vests and one solid stainless steel block for back-mounted vests
• The solid stainless steel socket block is recommended for back-mounted vests as it requires no adjustments and provides more stable articulation

Depends on

• The exact reason for the required height adjustment was not fully clarified in the discussion
• Setup variations may depend on specific camera configuration and operator preferences

Gear in this thread

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