Business Card Holder From Bike Parts

This a great minimalist card holder for the tech or business professional!

This is a well designed card holder.

Bought this to mount on my bike, the durable metal made a perfect fit. Minimum parts and all metal.

Bought the case and bike phone holder as a replacement for another brand that broke. Got the car holder as my vehicle did not have one. Bike holder is great. Holds tight. Easy to get off.

I bought the case along with car and bike mount. Love that it simply magnetises onto car holder and safely and easily attaches and detaches from bike mount. Slim design while providing great phone protection. The ONLY thing I would change is to offer more colours as black phone covers are common and I have had someone accidentally pick mine up. Would love it to come in orange or green

I love this back pack. I have been using it on my long bike rides and it is very comfortable. For hiking, I use the laptop holder space for my water bladder and it works perfect. I am able to quickly access my camera with one lense and two extra lenses as needed. Enough room also for some clothes or snacks. I actually didn't have high expectations for this backpack so it exceeded all my expectations.

My star quotient is taking the price into account--given that you can separate the two parts, and use the phone holder on a full-size tripod or a camera (standard tripod thread) on the bottom part, it's two useful things for a similar price as a cheap tabletop tripod alone, so it saved me some money. It is not made for precision work, though--it's hard to get the phone holder to be truly level. This is for quick-and-dirty situations where you need something small and light you can stick in your pocket.

This is a well-designed, well-built, solid, and versatile reflector holder at a great price point. The vast majority of it is metal, some parts are plastic seemingly where they could make it lighter. Personally, I'd prefer it all to be metal and wouldn't mind paying for it, though through use I do understand wanting to lighten the load on the boom end where they could, and ultimately I don't have an issue with that. This comes with a very nice brass baby stud adapter with both 1/4 - 20 and 3/8 female threads. The main lever, which is metal, has a feature where it is spring-loaded and pulls out to rotate its position without changing tension in case it ends up in the way of parts of the boom. This holder is versatile. The clips are metal with rubber and can be adjusted. They hold collapsable reflectors safely and securely in any position, and can also be positioned where you can hold thin foam core at any angle, or foam core / cards / paper / scrim material vertically. The counterweight is nice, you may want to add additional weight if you want to perfectly counterbalance heavier reflectors. Overall this is surprising quality from Impact and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

It does what it is designed to do, make light outdoors on the face of backlight subjects. Folding takes some practice, try putting the two ends together to get it started. Unless you have an assistent you are going to need a holder. And once you have the holder, you will realize you will need another bracket if you intend to use this horizontally. So you might as well order the parts listed below. I had a pair of mini light stands that combined with the parts below, created a perfect rig for this reflector. Then you will be in business shooting backlight interviews in the sun.

Ive long awaited to add this filter to my collection, and now that I have it, I feel my photography has launched to a new level. The three additional stops added immensely helps to balance the exposure when you have a much brighter part of your composition, such as with a sunset or sunrise. This allows you to still expose for the bright parts without under-exposing the darker parts like the foreground and losing detail in the shadows.  The resin filter is light and flexible, yet seemingly durable. Once in the filter holder, you can adjust it to align with the brighter parts of your picture by moving the filter up and down. The filter comes with a carrying case, but I recommend also using a cloth to wrap the filter before placing it in the case. I noticed when I first placed the filter in my holder, the edges scraped lightly. Fortunately this wont affect my images, but it shows the filter can scratch easily if you dont take full precautions to protect it.  I recently stacked this 0.9 Grad ND with my Big Stopper with great success. To avoid unwanted colorization, place the 0.9 grad in the second filter slot from the lens first, set your exposure, and then slide the 10-stop ND into the first slot behind it and readjust the shutter speed.