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OP/TECH Mirrorless Strap Wrist

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  • for mirrorless system cameras or lightweight SLR cameras (1.33 kg)
  • comfortable neoprene strap
  • 27.9 cm length
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OP/TECH Mirrorless Strap Wrist

Short profile

  • for mirrorless system cameras or lightweight SLR cameras (1.33 kg)
  • comfortable neoprene strap
  • 27.9 cm length

OP/TECH Mirrorless Strap Wrist

Sonstiges
Farbton
schwarz
Material
Neopren
Material-Art
Textil/Stoff
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OP/TECH 1801041

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