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Lowepro Kit GearUp Accessory Strap
Carry your gear in any configuration you might need. Customise your fit with the Lowepro Kit GearUp Accessory Strap designed for multiple carrying configurations, carrying your phone, camera & Lowepro GearUp boxes wherever you need them. The GearUp Accessory Strap Kit is compatible with all GearUp camera boxes (M, L, XL) and GearUp PRO camera boxes (L, XL). The Lowepro Kit GearUp Accessory Strap includes 5 pieces: smartphone holder, shoulder/neck strap, elastic strap and two strap connectors. The smartphone holder can be attached in a Lowepro backpack shoulder strap or used with the elastic strap to be carried as a waist pouch. The shoulder strap can be attached through the strap connectors to a GearUp camera box (not included) or directly to a camera. The two strap connectors allow you to attach your camera or your GearUp camera box on the shoulder strap of your Lowepro backpack.
Shoot comfortably and carry efficiently in every scenario with GearUp Accessory strap kit.
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Product Overview
Carry your gear in any configuration you might need. Customise your fit with the Lowepro Kit GearUp Accessory Strap designed for multiple carrying configurations, carrying your phone, camera & Lowepro GearUp boxes wherever you need them. The GearUp Accessory Strap Kit is compatible with all GearUp camera boxes (M, L, XL) and GearUp PRO camera boxes (L, XL). The Lowepro Kit GearUp Accessory Strap includes 5 pieces: smartphone holder, shoulder/neck strap, elastic strap and two strap connectors. The smartphone holder can be attached in a Lowepro backpack shoulder strap or used with the elastic strap to be carried as a waist pouch. The shoulder strap can be attached through the strap connectors to a GearUp camera box (not included) or directly to a camera. The two strap connectors allow you to attach your camera or your GearUp camera box on the shoulder strap of your Lowepro backpack.
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