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PGYTech Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate

Securely attach your camera to a strap with this Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate from PGYTech. Featuring an upgraded SnapLock camera quick release system, it can be used with PGYTech and other camera strap brands. This clamp is made from aluminium alloy and has a scratch-resistant design.

SKU: GC40-P-CG-189

PGYTech Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate

PGYTech Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate

Securely attach your camera to a strap with this Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate from PGYTech. Featuring an upgraded SnapLock camera quick release system, it can be used with PGYTech and other camera strap brands. This clamp is made from aluminium alloy and has a scratch-resistant design.

Upgraded PGYTech SnapLock Camera Quick Release System offers efficient attachment and detachment

Dual-button unlocking system prevents accidental release

Wide compatibility to fit both original and other band camera straps

Four-way plate mounting

Patented anti-loosening screw design

Durable hammered-paint finish is scratch resistant and stylish

Aluminium alloy construction and precision CNC-machined for durability

Compact, portable, and easy to carry wherever you go

Key Features:

Upgraded SnapLock Quick Release System

Dual-Button Unlocking System

Scratch Resistant

Aluminium Alloy Construction

What's in the Box:

PGYTech Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate

Arca-Type Quick Release Plate

S4 Hex Key

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PGYTech Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate

Securely attach your camera to a strap with this Shoulder Strap Quick Release Clamp and Plate from PGYTech. Featuring an upgraded SnapLock camera quick release system, it can be used with PGYTech and other camera strap brands. This clamp is made from aluminium alloy and has a scratch-resistant design.

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