EXARRNX Thumb Grip Compatible with Leica Q3 Thumb Grip Camera Thumb Support Grip Aluminum Handgrip
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Product Description
EXARRNX Thumb Grip Compatible with Leica Q3 Thumb Grip Camera Thumb Support Grip Aluminum Handgrip
- 【PROFESSIONAL DESIGN】 The ergonomically shaped thumb support grip is specifically designed for the Leica Q3, delivering a secure hold to minimize shake during shooting and long exposures for optimal control.
- 【QUALITY MATERIALS】Precision-machined from high-grade 6061 aluminum alloy for a perfect fit on the Leica Q3, combining durability with lightweight performance.
- 【SURFACE PROCESS】The aluminum alloy grip features an anodized finish for superior abrasion and corrosion resistance, along with excellent light stability.
- 【SILICONE PROTECTIVE PADS】Soft silicone pads are integrated at the contact points to minimize metal-to-metal friction and prevent scratches on the camera body.
- 【Warm Tips】We provide professional service support. If you encounter any problems or doubts during use, please feel free to contact us via email. We promise to respond quickly and answer your questions.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
EXARRNX
Manufacturer
EXARRNX
Binding
Electronics
ItemPartNumber
Leica Q3 Thumb Grip
UnitCount
1
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