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Tether Tools Aero Rock Solid Elbow

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Here are the details for the Tether Tools Rock Solid “Aero Elbow” (RS606), with specs, pros/cons, and a product listing option. If you want, I can also lookup local stock & show you photos from Bangalore.

🔧 What is the Aero Elbow / What It Does



📏 Specifications

FeatureDetail
ModelRS606 Polyline Corporation+1
Load Capacity80 lb ≈ 36.5 kg Polyline Corporation+1
Tilt180° Polyline Corporation+1
Rotation360° Polyline Corporation+1
MaterialAerospace aluminum Polyline Corporation+1
FinishNon‑reflective black Polyline Corporation+1
Mounting ends / connectorsOne end: 5/8″ (16 mm) Baby stud; the other: a 5/8″ Baby receptor + 1‑1/8″ Junior stud. Polyline Corporation+2FilmTools+2
Weight~ 7 oz (≈ 198 g) Design Info+1
Physical length / height~ 5.8 in (~ 14 cm) B&H Photo Video+2Design Info+2

✅ Pros — What’s Good

  • Very high load capacity for its size (80 lb) means sturdy support even for heavy monitors / tether‑stations.

  • Excellent articulation (tilt + 360° rotation) gives freedom to adjust angles precisely.

  • TruVu locking ensures the arm holds firmly (less sagging) vs friction only or loose joints.

  • Good build quality, aluminum + quality hardware, should last.

  • Compatible with standard grip / stand hardware (Baby pins, etc.), so integrates into many existing rigs.

⚠️ Limitations / Things to Keep in Mind

  • The elbow itself can handle 80 lb, but the rest of your rig (stands/clamps etc.) may not. The weakest link determines safety.

  • The Junior stud (1‑1/8″) used on one end means you’ll need compatible receiver/clamp. If your stand/boom or other accessories don’t have matching fittings, you may need adapters.

  • Because of its size & build, it’s relatively bulky / heavy (≈ 198 g) compared to smaller adapters. If you need ultra‑light or portable setup, it adds up.

  • When you tilt or offset, leverage increases stress on joints and structures — ensuring balanced setups or counterweights / proper base support helps.