SpiderPro Hand Strap - Dark Blue Leather

Key Features
- Compatible with both DSLR and Mirrorless cameras
- Easy and secure snap assembly
- Genuine leather construction (Non-Leather "Graphite" option available)
- Compatible with vertical / battery grips
- Adjustable size to fit your hand
- Easy access to rear camera controls
- Ergonomic shape & design
- Optional Wrist Strap Included
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OVERVIEW
The v2 SpiderPro Hand Strap is compatible with both DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, with or without a vertical grip attached. The v2 is remarkably easy to install with a quick three snap connection that holds firm. The hand strap can be attached with any Spider camera plate, any tripod plate, or the included hardware. The strap's curved S-shape and proprietary core construction "remembers" the shape of your hand, taking the shape of your preferred grip and shooting angle. The hand strap is designed to allow easy access to the battery door and memory card slots. The optional wrist strap provides additional support and security, making long shoots and heavier camera rigs far more comfortable. The foam padding and leather construction provide both comfort and optimal hand positioning for manipulating camera controls.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 110 g / 3.8 oz / .238 lb |
| Dimensions | 9" x 3.75" x 1" |
detailed specifications
| Strap Type | Hand Strap |
- SpiderPro Hand Strap v2
- Optional wrist strap
- Installation hardware and adapters
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