Matt O.
It is the perfect size/set up for self filming!
Robert L.
Best camera arm on the market. Highly recommended
Mike G.
I’ve recently started filming hunts. Was torn between camera arms. All seemed so big, bulky, cumbersome and to me very time consuming and noisy.
I’m using a Sony ax 43 so nothing super heavy but I see no bounce in normal use. I was very concerned about. There’s a few ways imo to look at things here, if it’s too much work, weight, size to carry something, I’m not going to want to use it. If my arm was giving me bouncy, hard to watch video I’d leave it home as well. Neither to me was less important. I hunt deer alone, I’ve got to use, carry and set up myself. Gotta be honest I was pleasantly surprised at how easy to use this arm is and how decent the quality feels. I can’t say anything about longevity because I’ve only had it a short while.
One complaint, imo the strap needs to be longer for larger trees.
JAMES B.
I am fully pleased with the Pocket Arm and will use it for glassing whitetail deer. I added a short black rubber hose (with nut and wood plug) to protect the pointed bolt. Will use with Vortex Pro Car Window Mount (pan-tilt head 11.9 ounces). Made a bracket from aluminum T section (2"x2"×1/4 x 2.625" long); with square hole for epoxy-set nylock nut and 1/4-20 x 1" long bolt (with short nylon bushing in the Pocket Arm hole); base of T is 1.5" wide with 45 degree step bevel = arca swiss just in case it is ever needed. Might store the pocket arm in a Klien 5539L zippered canvas bag (18"L x 8"H x 3.5"W). Thanks for a great piece of gear! Jim B
Jarred P.
Everything I expected it to be
Michael A.
I’m not just completely impressed with my camera pocket arm I’m impressed with Lone Wolfs customer service. When I ordered this arm I asked a question in the note area. Got a hand written response from the owners wife herself. That means a lot! Especially, since recently dealing with another archery company and getting treated awful like I was a burden and waste of their time with a legit Warranty issue. That said, this pocket arm on initial review is so freaking sweet. Being completely unbiased I truly love it. If it had a flaw I have no reason not to say. Sure some people say the strap it too short, but if your in bigger trees then just get a longer strap. That’s definitely not a flaw. I locked it on a 4x4 in my basement first due to rain out side and the base was so solid!!! Then later on a tree, same thing! Rock solid. Honestly looking at the base I was skeptical but after using it I’m like, damn this is so sweet. I had a Muddy Outtfiter arm and that base was huge and them linkages where sloppy and made it impossible to keep balance when going from extreme left to right from the excessive play in it. But with this lone Wolf arm it’s actually more sold with my Sony Ax33 camera. Is this pocket arm pricey? Hell yeah but in my opinion it’s definitely worth it tho. Now instead of having a big heavy bulky camera arm I left at home cause I hated toting it in the woods I have an arm that’s easy to pack and don’t weight shit that’s with me at all times. That’s just my opinion and if you don’t agree your just wrong lol
Antonio C.
First time ever self filming to practice in the offseason here in FL going after hogs and got my first bow kill on camera first try!
Excited to use it this deer season.
Great product, small, light and super easy to set up.
Don’t think I would have started self filming this year without such an easy to use and transport camera arm.
Thank you LWCG
Gabe K.
Cant wait to use it this fall!!
David K.
Definitely would recommend this product to anyone looking to record their hunts... so lightweight an can be packed anywhere!
Levi M.
Do not waste your time or money on anything else.
Taylor P.
The lightest, most compact and quickest hanging camera arm on the market. You can use this arm with 2 or 3 “links” depending on your setup.
JACOB K.
This is by far one of the lightest camera arms I've experienced, which is the reason for buying it. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is because where the fluid head mounts, the bolt you screw into is not fastened to the camera arm and I feel is something that can easily be lost. It wouldn't take much to weld it on with adding very minimal weight.
John N.
Ultra light and stable.
Ryan B.
Couldn’t be happier with this light weight, advanced arm. Is the best of both worlds and makes filming/ self filming so much easier. Setting up a camera arm has always been what holds me back from bringing the camera to the stand with me, With the ease/weight/size of this arm it’s a game changer! Great company and very fast service.
Clint C.
Great camera arm. Should’ve made the switch sooner. Great option for the mobile!
Jared T.
Best camera arm on the market hands down! I quit filming a couple years ago because of the bulk and weight i had to pack into the woods and the difficult setups. I picked up the pocket arm last year and it got me excited about filming again!
Michael L.
I haven’t got to test it in the field yet but I’m very pleased with the pocket arm. I look forward to using it. Custom service was great dealing with my questions.
Rafael A.
Es lo q esperaba y como lo promueven en sus promociones
Ben L.
Great product but the strap that comes with it is far too short. I suggest a strap that is already 3 if not 4 ft longer. Other then that it was very stable when used with a Manfrotto Befree Live head and my Sony A6400 with and power zoom lens.
Nick T.
If you are a minimalist like me this is the camera arm for you! Not only is it compact, but it’s smooth as silk and, of course, DEAD SILENT.
Adam J.
I've used the pocket arm for a season and its great. Small, compact, light weight, rock solid and simple to setup.
Drew M.
Light, compact, perfect for mobile self filming, little tricky to get level compared to other arms that have horizontal leveling. Really need to have a tree that's fairly straight to confidently strap this thing.
Jason L.
The pocket arm has revolutionized the industry with a light weight, yet rock solid platform for filming. Thank you LWCG for yet another great product!
Clifford H.
It’s amazing for pack ability and running and gunning. Has a little bit to much bounce to it for me to use it everywhere. Absolutely can’t be beat for running and gunning tho.
Scot A.
The pocket arm is the best lightweight camera arm I personally have used up to this point. It’s low profile and light weight makes it easy to pack it in with my mobile hunting setup. This arm is easily set up on the tree in less than a minute for me. Only downsides I have found is the cam buckle strap from factory is a bit shorter than the straps on my stands so that needed changed out. The only other issue is that sometimes when you are panning your camera the arm can jump a bit making your video not as smooth. I’d also like to see an option with one more folding arm to give a little extra length. All in all it’s my favorite arm since I’m always packing in my stand/sticks/camera gear. You can’t get anymore light weight and easy to use for self filming.
