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PGYTECH Camera Outdoor Wrist Strap Slim
PGYTECH Camera Outdoor Wrist Strap Slim
Carry your camera with confidence using the Slim Camera Wrist Strap from PGYTECH. Compatible with mirrorless cameras, compact cameras, and smartphones, the strap supports up to 25 kg and is designed to fit snugly on most wrists. A quick release button allows one-handed attachment and detachment.
Recommended For
Hiking: The abrasion-resistant UHMWPE rope shrugs off rough handling on the trail and simply rinses clean with water after a dusty day out.
Travel & Vlogging: The one-handed quick-release button lets you drop the camera into a bag and clip it back to your wrist in seconds between locations.
Street Photography: The anti-drop design keeps a compact or lightweight mirrorless camera secure at your wrist while you shoot one-handed in the crowd.
Everyday Carry: The slim, rugged braided cord adds barely any bulk, so your camera is always in hand without a shoulder strap in the way.
Key Features:
Quick Release One-Handed System
Anti-Drop Camera Protection
Supports up to 25 kg
Comfortable Wrist-Fitting Design
Compatible with Mirrorless Cameras
Rugged Minimalist Style
What's in the Box:
PGYTECH Camera Outdoor Wrist Strap Slim
Quick-Mount Beads
Strap Adapter Ring
Smartphone Mount Plate
Compatibility
Specs Compatibility: "Compatible with Compact Cameras, Mirrorless Cameras, Instant Cameras, Smartphones." FAQ: "recommended for compact cameras, instant cameras, and smartphones, and is also compatible with lightweight mirrorless cameras." Anti-drop design "fits wrists up to 320mm/12.5in".
Additional Product Information
Fits wrist circumferences up to 320 mm.
The UHMWPE cord is 15 times stronger than steel for its weight and highly abrasion-resistant.
Also fits instant cameras.
The flexible TPU quick-release mount has a smooth, rounded design that will not scratch your camera.
The quick-mount bead cord has a built-in wear indicator: replace the bead when the yellow layer becomes visible.
The camera can be detached while wearing gloves.
The braided UHMWPE strap body rinses clean with water; air dry in the shade and do not machine wash.
Backed by a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
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Product Overview
PGYTECH Camera Outdoor Wrist Strap Slim
Carry your camera with confidence using the Slim Camera Wrist Strap from PGYTECH. Compatible with mirrorless cameras, compact cameras, and smartphones, the strap supports up to 25 kg and is designed to fit snugly on most wrists. A quick release button allows one-handed attachment and detachment.
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