Overview

Spider X Backpack Adapter fastens to your backpack's strap, or the front of the Adapter can be looped through any casual belt. The camera pad on the Backpack Adapter has an elastic velcro strap, this is used to secure the camera lens when not in use, preventing excessive camera bounce while also protecting against scuffing. The Spider X holster can also be removed from the adapter and fastened to any belt for use on the hip. You can also use the entire Backpacker kit with any belt. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with SpiderLight or Spider X Camera Holsters and allows you to easily and securely clip your holster into the Backpack Adapter. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with Spider X AS2 (Arca Swiss) Adapter Plate, and AS-RC2 (Arca Swiss / Manfrotto RC2) Adapter Plate.

SKU: GC07-193

Spider X - Backpack Adapter

Spider X Backpack Adapter fastens to your backpack's strap, or the front of the Adapter can be looped through any casual belt. The camera pad on the Backpack Adapter has an elastic velcro strap, this is used to secure the camera lens when not in use, preventing excessive camera bounce while also protecting against scuffing. The Spider X holster can also be removed from the adapter and fastened to any belt for use on the hip. You can also use the entire Backpacker kit with any belt. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with SpiderLight or Spider X Camera Holsters and allows you to easily and securely clip your holster into the Backpack Adapter. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with Spider X AS2 (Arca Swiss) Adapter Plate, and AS-RC2 (Arca Swiss / Manfrotto RC2) Adapter Plate.

Attach the plate to your camera and slide it into Backpack Adapter as an alternative way to carry on the go! GoPro Compatible Adapter Plate This adapter plate pairs with our Spider Backpack Adapter, and will pair with GoPro style brackets and camera cases. INCLUDES (1) Spider Backpack Adapter (1) GoPro adapter plate

NOTE: GoPro / Action Camera is not included. No camera holster or camera plates are included.


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Product Overview

Spider X Backpack Adapter fastens to your backpack's strap, or the front of the Adapter can be looped through any casual belt. The camera pad on the Backpack Adapter has an elastic velcro strap, this is used to secure the camera lens when not in use, preventing excessive camera bounce while also protecting against scuffing. The Spider X holster can also be removed from the adapter and fastened to any belt for use on the hip. You can also use the entire Backpacker kit with any belt. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with SpiderLight or Spider X Camera Holsters and allows you to easily and securely clip your holster into the Backpack Adapter. The Backpack Adapter is compatible with Spider X AS2 (Arca Swiss) Adapter Plate, and AS-RC2 (Arca Swiss / Manfrotto RC2) Adapter Plate.

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