735: SpiderPro Clamp v2 (for L-Brackets)

I’m actually a bit embarrassed how much I’ve been enjoying the spider holster products. Initially used the mirrorless plate and fell in love with the convenience and ergonomics. It holds the camera at a much more natural angle than the plate locking carriers which I had tried first. I use the backpack setup on both backpacks and as a waist carry rig. The elastic and Velcro strap on the backpack version keeps the lens firmly locked onto your leg. After adding a cage to my camera I switched to this plate. It does what it’s supposed to perfectly. I’ve probably spent enough on Spider products that I could have purchased a new 3rd party lens instead but I don’t regret it at all. I find myself carrying the camera more than I did in the past. I used to worry about bringing my camera on hikes on a neck strap because I have bounced a swinging camera on a rock I was scrambling over. Now I’m totally comfortable bringing it on tough terrain knowing it’s securely attached.

Nikon Coolpix P950

The DSLR Camera Plate will not work with my Nikon Coolpix P950 due to the position of the tripod mount. Since I use an L-bracket on the camera, the SpiderPro Clamp V2 works well with the holster. In addition it makes it easy to switch to my Nikon Df since it is also fitted with an L-bracket.

Excellent workmanship

Really like SpiderPro Clamp. Excellent workmanship feels like using really right stuff products. Can switch from tripod to hip really fast. Shipping is kind of expensive..