Unlike traditional DSLR hand straps which press your palm against your camera body, Micro Clutch's padded Hypalon loop comfortably cradles 2-4 fingers. This unique design gives you a delightful combination of superior grip and enhanced comfort, and does so without restricting your access to your camera's front, rear, and top controls.
A beautiful low-profile machined aluminum baseplate conceals a hidden attachment tool, making battery access a breeze. Micro Clutch also includes a removable tripod plate for use with Capture, PD tripods, and 3rd party Arca-compatible tripods. A built-in Anchor attachment point allows use with any PD camera strap.
Fits a wide range of mirrorless camera bodies. Choose the L-plate model for mirrorless cameras with a pronounced hand grip, and the I-plate model for cameras with little or no hand grip. For DSLR cameras, try the original Clutch hand strap.
BEAUTIFUL LOW PROFILE DESIGN
The first hand strap specifically designed for smaller mirrorless cameras, it perfectly compliments your camera’s aesthetics. The hypalon finger loop cradles 2-4 fingers for total security. Axial strap attachment allows strap to conform to shape of your hand and the microfiber moisture-wicking pad allows for all-day comfort. Micro Clutch provides security, stability, and comfort in a delightfully well-designed little package.
WORKS WITH YOUR GEAR
- Total access to camera’s front, rear, and top controls
- Strap easily adjustable to your hand or camera size
- Magnetically integrated removal tool for fast, easy battery access
- Low-profile machined anodized aluminum baseplate
- Included tripod plate for compatibility with Capture, PD tripods, and 3rd party ARCA tripods
- PD Anchor attachment points for compatibility with all PD straps
Micro Clutch works with most smaller mirrorless cameras. Here's our recommended steps to finding the best hand strap for your camera:
- If you have a DSLR or large mirrorless with battery grip, use our original Clutch.
- If you have a smaller mirrorless camera, use Micro Clutch.
- If your camera has a protruding hand grip, get the L-Plate.
- If your camera has a little-to-no hand grip, get the I-Plate.
