Overview

The Kupo KS-474 Super Knuckle Die Casting Shell is a must-have for any photographer or videographer looking to add a professional touch to their work. This die casting shell is crafted from aluminium alloy, making it lightweight yet incredibly durable and able to withstand the rigors of use in any type of shooting environment. The ergonomic design allows users to mount their gear securely with ease, while the adjustable length and angle knuckles provide versality and flexibility when positioning your equipment.

SKU: GC52-KPKS474

Kupo KS-474 Super Knuckle Die Casting Shell

The Kupo KS-474 Super Knuckle Die Casting Shell is a must-have for any photographer or videographer looking to add a professional touch to their work. This die casting shell is crafted from aluminium alloy, making it lightweight yet incredibly durable and able to withstand the rigors of use in any type of shooting environment. The ergonomic design allows users to mount their gear securely with ease, while the adjustable length and angle knuckles provide versality and flexibility when positioning your equipment.

With a superior finish that resists corrosion and wear, this super knuckle die casting shell will keep your gear safe for years to come. Whether you're taking on projects in far flung corners of the world or simply want some extra protection for your valuable equipment back at home, the Kupo KS-474 is a great choice. Invest in superior protection today and get ready to unleash your creativity!

 

Specifications

  • Colour: Black( aluminium)/ Blue (Sleeve)

  • Material: Aluminum/ Silicon

  • Die-casting aluminium double socket arm

  • Metal knob and silicon rubber sleeve

  • Socket-to-socket length: 59mm

  • Ball base overall length: 77.8mm

  • Weight: 120g 

 

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Product Overview

The Kupo KS-474 Super Knuckle Die Casting Shell is a must-have for any photographer or videographer looking to add a professional touch to their work. This die casting shell is crafted from aluminium alloy, making it lightweight yet incredibly durable and able to withstand the rigors of use in any type of shooting environment. The ergonomic design allows users to mount their gear securely with ease, while the adjustable length and angle knuckles provide versality and flexibility when positioning your equipment.

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