Pelican Products, Inc. 1460-000-110 camera case 18.54" x 9.92" x 10.92
- Hard Case
- Black
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MOD Straps
Keeps extra batteries, memory cards, ID and money organised and accessible on your camera strap
The Mod Predator Strap Wrap 2625 attaches to a camera strap and provides three dedicated slots for spare batteries, memory cards, identification or cash. Photographers who prefer essentials secured at shoulder level rather than buried in a bag will find it keeps items visible and reachable while shooting.
The wrap relies on an existing strap for attachment, so it cannot function as a standalone pouch or belt accessory. Its three slots restrict capacity to small flat items; bulkier accessories such as lens filters, cables or a second camera body will not fit and require separate storage.
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The wrap includes three slots sized for spare batteries, memory cards, ID or cash so essentials stay on the strap instead of in a pocket.
It wraps around your existing camera strap, letting you coordinate or contrast colours while keeping small items secure and within reach.
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