You first have to answer for yourself, "What features do you need in the bracket?" Portabilty, ease of use, price. What do you need it to exactly do for you? There are a lot of brands and varying applications for a flash bracket. From static side mounts, camera flip-mount, flash flip-mount, macro mounts, etc. Once you decide there, you can than get into the features you need. Popular brands are Stroboframe, Novoflex, Custom Bracket come to mind. Since I shoot a lot of telephoto, I decided on a frame that mounts my flash above my lens and can flip when I need to shoot vertical (Stroboframe VH-2000). I did not like the regular flash-flip models because I use a difuser and the vertical shooting position will have the flash lying on its side. Regardless, you will need to get a off-shoe flash cord that is compatible with your camera and flash. Best to go to the local shop and see what they have. Mount them to your camera and see how they feel.