BaseCage Super Bundle, Right-Angle to Straight - 9in
Get the BaseCage with everything you need. Both grips, a mobile shotgun mic, and 3x USB-C cords for all your add-ons.
Our Review
Moment BaseCage Super Bundle (9in Right-Angle to Straight) — same lightweight rig, longer reach for awkward mounts
The gist: The same BaseCage-plus-grips-plus-mic bundle as Moment's other BaseCage Super Bundle, but with longer 9in right-angle-to-straight USB-C cords — better when an accessory has to sit further from the cage.
- Dual mounting options: the cage takes either an industrial phone clamp or a magnetic MagSafe mount, both user-replaceable to fit different phone sizes on a trip.
- Extensive mount points: NATO rails, an Arca-Swiss-compatible base, four cold-shoe mounts, and dozens of 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads.
- Shotgun mic included: a real audio upgrade over a phone's built-in mic for narrated travel video.
- 9in cord length: the extra reach helps when a light or external mic is mounted on a longer handle or extension arm rather than right against the cage.
Moment's own product page bills the BaseCage as a "fast and light" modular mobile cage, and the getting-started guide walks through building it up piece by piece — consistent with why the Super Bundle stacks in grips, a mic, and cords rather than a built-in hub.
Best for: travel creators whose rig setup needs cables to reach further than 4in, e.g. an extension handle or boom-mounted mic. Skip it if: you already have short-reach accessories — the 4in cord variant of this bundle is a better fit. Check the current price before buying.
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