Universal Gimbal Counterweight - Add on Weight
Universal Counterweight Add-On Weights work with the Moment Universal Counterweight (sold separately to add more than 120g to your counterweight or as a replacements).
Includes one 30g add-on weight. Note these are JUST add-on weights and does NOT include our Universal Counterweight.
Our Review
Moment Universal Counterweight Add-On Weight — the $5 fix for a wobbly travel gimbal
The gist: A tiny 30g add-on weight that fine-tunes gimbal balance when a heavier phone case or clip-on lens throws your rig off-center on the road.
- 30g per unit: Each weight adds 30 grams of mass to Moment's separate Universal Counterweight base — buy multiples to dial in exactly how much extra heft you need.
- Packs flat in a camera pouch: Small and light enough to toss in a gimbal case as a spare without adding noticeable bulk to a carry-on kit.
- Reduces motor strain: Proper counterweighting takes load off the gimbal's motors, which can help battery life and stabilization smoothness on long travel-vlogging days.
- Universal fit: Designed to pair with any counterweight mount rather than a single gimbal brand, useful if you switch rigs between trips.
Moment's own product page confirms the add-on is sold purely as extra mass for its Universal Counterweight — it does not include the counterweight mount itself, and Moment doesn't publish specific gimbal-brand compatibility beyond calling it "universal."
Best for: travel creators who already own Moment's Universal Counterweight and need finer balance adjustment. Skip it if: you don't already own the base counterweight — this add-on does nothing on its own. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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