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PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set (1.0mm)
PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set (1.0mm)
The PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set is designed for quick and secure connections between cameras and strap or wristband products. It supports up to 30 kg and enables quick, one-handed attachment and detachment of the camera.
Recommended For
Strap Swapping: Move your camera between straps and wristbands in seconds with quick, one-handed attachment and detachment.
Everyday Carry: Leave the slim connectors on your camera so it is always ready to clip onto a strap when you head out the door.
Active Shoots: The 30kg load capacity keeps heavy camera-and-lens combinations securely connected during fast-moving sessions.
Key Features:
Supports up to 30 kg
One-Handed Attachment and Detachment
Quick Release Bead Connectors
Multilayer Braided Rope Construction
Quick and Secure Camera Connections
What's in the Box:
PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set (1.0mm)
Pair of Quick Connectors Slim
PGYTECH Quick Beads for Slim Quick Release Buckles (1mm)
Compatibility
Designed to provide a fast and secure connection between your camera and various strap or wristband products; designed for seamless integration with camera straps and wristbands.
Additional Product Information
Includes two Slim Quick Connectors and two 1.0mm Quick Beads.
Backed by a limited 3-year manufacturer warranty.
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Product Overview
PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set (1.0mm)
The PGYTECH Quick Connectors Slim Set is designed for quick and secure connections between cameras and strap or wristband products. It supports up to 30 kg and enables quick, one-handed attachment and detachment of the camera.
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