SmallRig has unveiled a new cage and accessory kit designed specifically for the Sigma FP2 mirrorless camera. Announced via Newsshooter on October 23, 2026, the release includes an L-shaped mount plate with a wooden handle, a full cage with integrated wooden grip, and several mounting solutions aimed at improving handling and modularity for video creators.

The centerpiece of the kit is the L-shaped mount plate, which combines a secure attachment point for the Sigma FP2 with a contoured wooden handle. This design allows for a more natural grip during handheld shooting, reducing fatigue during extended sessions. The wooden material adds both aesthetic warmth and improved tactile feedback compared to standard metal or plastic grips.

Complementing the L-plate is the dedicated Sigma FP2 cage, which features a built-in wooden grip along its side profile. The cage also incorporates practical builder-friendly elements such as a cable clamp to secure HDMI or power cables, an Arca-type plate for tripod compatibility, and a HawkLock NATO rail system for attaching monitors, lights, or audio gear. A 3-point lock mechanism ensures the camera remains firmly secured within the cage under dynamic shooting conditions.

These accessories reflect SmallRig’s focus on blending functionality with user-centric design for independent filmmakers and hybrid shooters. By integrating wood into key touchpoints, the company addresses creator demand for gear that feels balanced and comfortable in hand without sacrificing durability or expandability. The kit supports a range of workflows, from gimbal work to tripod-based production, while maintaining access to essential ports and controls.

As of the announcement date, no pricing or regional availability details were disclosed in the source material. However, the product positioning aligns with SmallRig’s established strategy of offering modular, high-quality solutions tailored to the evolving needs of content creators who prioritize both form and function in their rigs. Further specifications are expected to be released through official channels in the coming weeks.