Draw the camera like a Colt! The most obvious association of a hip belt with a camera is, of course, that of a gunslinger with his Colt. Attaching the camera to the belt is truly an incredibly practical method to keep the device always within reach. For this purpose, the camera is equipped with a quick-release plate, the V-Clip, from which a ball pin protrudes. This ball is inserted into a V-shaped channel on the V-Dock, which is attached to the belt. Now the camera hangs from the V-Dock. A snap mechanism, which can be released with the press of a button, prevents the camera from accidentally jumping out of the V-Dock. With a bit of practice, you can carry the camera at your hip and draw it faster than your shadow. Well, almost.

A sturdy belt distributes the load. The belt is the key element in this setup. With it, you distribute the weight of your equipment onto your hips. Therefore, our belt is wide, well-padded, and breathable. It extends from 85 to 145 cm, making it suitable for both petite and stockier photographers. The precise adjustment ensures a secure fit. The buckle, a click closure made of durable plastic, features a safety switch. When activated, the buckle cannot be opened, preventing accidental opening even from clumsy movements.

The holster pads protect both legs and cameras. You attach the two holster pads to the belt. These protect your cameras from jolts when you move, while also shielding your thigh from bruises caused by a swinging camera. One holster pad is attached to the camera strap by threading it under the belt. Then, the upper part of the pad is folded around the belt. A Velcro closure ensures that it remains securely fastened. The attachment takes just seconds.