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Reveni Labs Light Meter Leash with clip

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$2.13 $3 In stock

Category: Studio Equipment Studio Flash Accessories

A simple leash with key ring, clip and string to thread through any of the lanyard holes on the Reveni Labs Light Meter or the accessories.

Some uses;
Tether to strap/camera bag/inside camera bag pocket, unclip and put on camera for use
Tether to camera strap lug so the meter cannot get lost if it is knocked off
Tether the hard case to your strap or bag

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian L. ★★★★★

Threading the cord through the lanyard hole took seconds, and now my meter stays clipped to my bag strap even when I’m switching lenses. The key ring is a nice touch for hooking it to a carabiner too. Exactly what I needed to stop digging around in my pocket.

James A. ★★★★★

The clip is small and strong, so I no longer worry about my meter falling off my bag strap during shoots. Running the string through the lanyard hole was a 10-second setup.

Nicholas ★★★★★

I was tired of fumbling for my meter in my bag, but this leash with the key ring clip keeps it right on my strap. The string threading through the lanyard hole is really secure, and it's long enough to use while shooting without getting in the way.