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PGYTECH Camera Vintage Strap Slim

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Product Overview

PGYTECH Camera Vintage Strap Slim

Support your camera with confidence using this Camera Shoulder Strap Slim from PGYTECH. The strap is compatible with a variety of mirrorless and compact cameras, plus smartphones. This strap is constructed of UHMWPE, a thermoplastic polyethylene, which supports up to 30 kg. Adjust this strap to your ideal length with the quick adjusters; its maximum length is 53.5". Sturdy loops on quick mount beads release quickly, allowing one-handed attachment and detachment. An included lens cleaning cloth can be attached along the side for quick access. Please note that smartphone support requires a separately sold dual-attachment phone case.

What's in the box:

PGYTECH Camera Vintage Strap Slim

Black Quick-Mount Beads

Orange Quick-Mount Beads

Metal Adapter Rings

Lens Cleaning Cloth

Compatibility

Specs Compatibility: "Compatible with Compact Cameras, Mirrorless Cameras, Smartphones (requires dual-attachment phone case)". Feature list: "Fits compact cameras, mirrorless models, smartphones, and instant cameras." FAQ: quick-mount bead cord is "directly compatible with most camera models such as Fujifilm and Ricoh".

Additional Product Information

Made with ECCO genuine leather and Toray microfibre, with Level 4+ colourfastness.

The UHMWPE core is 15 times stronger than steel for its weight and highly abrasion-resistant.

The dual-side length adjustment suits users from 150 cm to 190 cm tall.

The fine 1.0 mm quick-mount bead cord threads directly through the strap lugs of most cameras, including Fujifilm and Ricoh models.

The patented buckle uses a dead-point mechanism that prevents accidental release at any angle.

The quick-mount bead cord has a built-in wear indicator: when the yellow inner layer becomes visible, it is time to replace the bead.

The camera can be attached and detached one-handed even while wearing gloves.

Also fits instant cameras.

Care for the leather strap by wiping with fabric cleaner and air drying in the shade; do not soak, machine wash, or dry in direct sunlight.

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