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Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0

The black Pixel Racing Harness V2.0 from Think Tank is a one-size fits-all accessory for your optional Pro Speed, Thin Skin or Steroid Belt. The foam padding is lightweight, comfortable and the belt is fully adjustable. It comes complete with two stretch pockets for small items like memory cards, batteries and the like. D-rings are provided on which you can attach additional accessories such as pouches. The rear of the harness contains a quick-release buckle for rapid placement.

SKU: GC47-TT017

Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0

Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0

The black Pixel Racing Harness V2.0 from Think Tank is a one-size fits-all accessory for your optional Pro Speed, Thin Skin or Steroid Belt. The foam padding is lightweight, comfortable and the belt is fully adjustable. It comes complete with two stretch pockets for small items like memory cards, batteries and the like. D-rings are provided on which you can attach additional accessories such as pouches. The rear of the harness contains a quick-release buckle for rapid placement.

The harness is easy on your back and will make long periods of shooting much more tolerable. The weight distribution it provides is noticeable especially if you're shooting weddings or press work that requires extended time on your feet. Your shoulders and hips will benefit from the relief.

It's also compatible with Think Tank's optional Camera Support Straps that will accommodate one or two cameras with lenses. When you're not using it, it folds small for storage. It's backed by Think Tank's lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects.

Key Features:

Fits Pro Speed, Thin Skin, Steroid Belts

One Size Fits All

Foam Padded, Lightweight

Dual Stretch Accessory Pockets

Completely Adjustable

Quick-Release Buckle on Rear Strap

D-Rings for Accessories

Compresses When Folded

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Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0

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Product Overview

Think Tank Pixel Racing Harness V2.0

The black Pixel Racing Harness V2.0 from Think Tank is a one-size fits-all accessory for your optional Pro Speed, Thin Skin or Steroid Belt. The foam padding is lightweight, comfortable and the belt is fully adjustable. It comes complete with two stretch pockets for small items like memory cards, batteries and the like. D-rings are provided on which you can attach additional accessories such as pouches. The rear of the harness contains a quick-release buckle for rapid placement.

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