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PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter (Meteorite Grey)

The PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter transforms any camera or outdoor backpack, sling bag, shoulder strap, or wrist lanyard into a gear attachment point. It easily attaches to any closed-loop strap and supports up to 60 kg. The curved base sits naturally against the strap without tilting forward or wobbling, ensuring stable support for any mounting position. The auto-locking mechanism provides sturdy, reliable one-handed attachment and removal. Once locked, it prevents accidental detachment from any angle.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-397

PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter (Meteorite Grey)

PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter (Meteorite Grey)

The PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter transforms any camera or outdoor backpack, sling bag, shoulder strap, or wrist lanyard into a gear attachment point. It easily attaches to any closed-loop strap and supports up to 60 kg. The curved base sits naturally against the strap without tilting forward or wobbling, ensuring stable support for any mounting position. The auto-locking mechanism provides sturdy, reliable one-handed attachment and removal. Once locked, it prevents accidental detachment from any angle.

The adapter comes with black and orange spherical quick-mount beads, which enable 360° blind insertion. Smooth, rounded edges prevent scratches and protect your gear. The cord has three colour-coded layers which serve as indicators for wear and tear. As soon as the inner layer becomes visible you'll know it's time for a replacement. Use the included screwdriver and self-tapping screw to install or remove the base screw and secure it to closed webbing.

Recommended For

Street Photography: Unclip your camera from its strap in seconds when a moment appears, then lock it back on one-handed.

Travel & Vlogging: Turn the strap you already own into a quick-release setup so the camera moves freely between carry and shooting.

Everyday Carry: Install the adapter once with the included screwdriver and self-tapping screw, and swap between the black and orange quick-mount beads to suit your gear.

Key Features:

Supports up to 60 kg

Attaches to Any Closed-Loop

Automatic Locking Mechanism

360° Blind Insertion Design

Stable Anti-Wobble Construction

Rounded Scratch-Resistant Edges

Wear and Tear Indicator

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter (Meteorite Grey)

Self-Tapping Screw

Black Quick-Mount Bead

Orange Quick-Mount Bead

Screwdriver

Compatibility

Converts standard camera straps into a quick-release system.

Additional Product Information

Backed by a limited three-year manufacturer warranty.

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PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter (Meteorite Grey)

The PGYTECH DIY Quick Connect Adapter transforms any camera or outdoor backpack, sling bag, shoulder strap, or wrist lanyard into a gear attachment point. It easily attaches to any closed-loop strap and supports up to 60 kg. The curved base sits naturally against the strap without tilting forward or wobbling, ensuring stable support for any mounting position. The auto-locking mechanism provides sturdy, reliable one-handed attachment and removal. Once locked, it prevents accidental detachment from any angle.

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