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Clutch Camera Hand Strap

Key Features

  • hand strap
  • DSLR Camera
  • 11.4" x 2"
  • Webbing loop, standard 1/4-20

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Clutch Camera Hand Strap
Gosselin #: 1026277 Supplier #: CL-3
$69.99
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Key Features

  • hand strap
  • DSLR Camera
  • 11.4" x 2"
  • Webbing loop, standard 1/4-20

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Clutch Camera Hand Strap
Clutch Camera Hand Strap
$69.99
The world’s first camera hand strap that is quick-connecting and quick-adjusting. Clutch gives you access to your camera’s controls but quickly cinches down when you need security. Hypalon® exterior, microfiber pad and aluminum adjuster hardware is ultra-durable and inspired by high-end climbing gear.
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WEAR IT HOW YOU LIKE IT
QUICK-ADJUSTING
Cinch down on your hand for total security, or pull to loosen when accessing camera controls.

QUICK-CONNECTING
Attaches quickly with our Anchor Link™ connection system.

USE WITH CAPTURE®
Works stand-alone or with the Capture® Camera Clip.

TRIPOD COMPATIBLE
Compatible with most ARCA-type tripod heads.

DEAD SEXY
SMALL AND SLEEK
Low-profile and unobtrusive compared to other camera hand straps on the market.

THOUGHTFUL AESTHETICS
Made from premium materials and custom hardware inspired by high-end climbing gear.

PREMIUM BUILD
SUPER STRONG
Strong enough to hold any pro camera/lens/accessory combo.

HYPALON CONSTRUCTION
Clutch's exterior shell is made from the same material that whitewater rafts are made of.

MICROFIBER PAD
Never gets sweaty or sticky against your hand. Nobody likes a sweaty hand.

DYNEEMA® ANCHORS
Newly upgraded Dynemma-corded Anchors can each hold well over 90kg (200lbs.) and feature best-in-class abrasion resistance.

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