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Mini QD Loops, 4-Pack
$7.50
If you’d like to use your legacy M1 Series Camera Strap on more than one camera, or are replacing the cord loops on a well-used M1 Series strap, order this. (best when used with our Split Rings to reduce wear)
Good for…
- Connecting an M1 Series neck strap to two additional cameras
- Connecting an M1w to four additional cameras
- Replacing worn cord loops on any M1 Series Neck or Wrist Strap
- DIY camera strap projects
- Converting a traditional camera strap into a quick-release strap
*Not for use with our F1 Series.
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Specs
| Made by | OP/TECH USA |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Set of Four |
| Cord | 1.5mm Braided Nylon |
| Tensile Strength | 44lbs (20kg) |
| Length | Approximately 2.5" |
| Width | Accommodates 3/8" (12.7mm) Webbing or 550 Paracord |
| Origin | Made in USA |
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John Jungklaus –
These Mini QD Loops are the best I have used!! I wanted to use my favorite lightweight strap on more than one camera — so this set of 4 worked perfect. They are plenty strong enough for my heavy Sony A7 (Full-frame sensor camera), and sleek and light enough for my lightweight Panasonic Lumix DMC LX-10 (1-inch Sensor camera). My Paypal purchase transaction went through smoothly, and I received my order quickly — thank you SIMPLR — I’ll shop again soon!! Very nice quality products.
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Marcus –
I tried a few different types of quick-release camera straps and usually the connectors were distracting and big. While an unruly connector might be necessary for my full-frame DSLR I don’t think it’s necessary for my smaller and lighter mirrorless camera. I’ve been using these for close to a year now and so far so good. They seem to be plenty strong and most importantly they never get in my way. WAY smaller than anything I used before. Maybe they could be even stronger with some space-age materials, but in my opinion these are the best of what’s out there for my purposes.
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