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Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II with Top Handle

Protect your camera while retaining access to all its functions with the form-fitted Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II. The versatile and sturdy raven black camera cage is equipped with built-in NATO rails for mounting accessories to its right side, left side, and top plate, and it features an integrated ARRI-type rosette for mounting an optional side handle or EVF mount.

SKU: GC47-KB-PG9II-Bk

Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II with Top Handle

Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II with Top Handle

Protect your camera while retaining access to all its functions with the form-fitted Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II. The versatile and sturdy raven black camera cage is equipped with built-in NATO rails for mounting accessories to its right side, left side, and top plate, and it features an integrated ARRI-type rosette for mounting an optional side handle or EVF mount.

This model comes with a top handle, multiple standard 0.635cm-20, 96.52cm-16, and M4 threaded mounting holes, built-in mounting tools that are magnetically attached to the base plate, and a bubble level. An HDMI and USB-C cable clamp ensures that your cables are securely tethered at all times, and a cold shoe safety pin keeps your cold shoe accessories from unwanted sliding.

Built-in NATO rails for mounting accessories to the right side, left side, and top plate

Cold shoe safety pin prevents sliding issues that plague cold shoe accessories

HDMI and USB C cable clamps prevent damaging the micro-sized ports on the camera and losing signal

Additional points of camera contact have been added to the left-side strap slot, the anti-twist pin on the bottom of the camera, and the all-new cage mid rail to ensure a solid hold.

0.2 and 0.4cm tools necessary for cage assembly and adjustments are magnetically attached to the base plate

Retains accessibility to buttons, dials, cable ports, and battery/card doors

Designed to protect the camera from the most common drop angles

Designed to maintain an ideal center of gravity with most lens sizes for effortless maneuverability

Wide strap loops for a side grip strap and/or a camera strap

ARRI-type rosette for side handles and EVF mounts

Key Features:

Form-Fitted for Panasonic G9 II

Built-In NATO Rails

Integrated HDMI & USB-C Cable Clamp

Top Handle Included

Retains Access to All Camera Functions

Cold Shoe Safety Pin

Integrated ARRI-Type Rosette

Wide Strap Loops for Camera Strap

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Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II with Top Handle

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Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II with Top Handle

Protect your camera while retaining access to all its functions with the form-fitted Kondor Blue Cage for Panasonic G9 II. The versatile and sturdy raven black camera cage is equipped with built-in NATO rails for mounting accessories to its right side, left side, and top plate, and it features an integrated ARRI-type rosette for mounting an optional side handle or EVF mount.

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