Peak Design Anchor Links w/ Micro Anchors

Key Features
- Peak Design Anchor Links
- For micro anchors
- Low profile anchor design
- Angled shape
- Peak Design tripod plate compatibility
- Load capacity of 90 kg
Overview
The Peak Design Anchor Links allow you attach a strap or leash to the camera. These anchor links come with micro anchors. You can use the micro anchors to most camera straps. The anchors have three sheaths namely, black, yellow, and red. If you start seeing the yellow sheath, it indicates that the anchors need to be changed. The anchors have a low-profile design and facilitate one-handed operation with their angled shape. You can also use the anchors with Peak Design tripod plates. These anchors can weigh cameras up to 90 kg.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Anchors: Dyneema cords, 2-layer anti-abrasion woven thermoplastic; Links: glass-filled nylon, with a stainless-steel spring |
support specifications
| Load Capacity | 200 lb (90 kg) |
physical specifications
| Weight | 1.1 oz (30 g) |
- Peak Design - Anchor Links with Micro Anchors
- 1 x 4mm Hex Key
- 4 x 3rd Generation Low Profile Anchors
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