The medium, 10-pack of The Sidekick Christmas Tree Eartip from Bubblebee is an accessory eartip for the Sidekick In-Ear Monitor (sold separately). This eartip offers comfortable all-day wearability and low ambience of your environment, while still having crystal clear communication delivered to the left, right, or both ears.

For the Sidekick In-Ear Monitor    All-Day Wearability    Offers Low Ambience of Your Environment    Delivers Clear Communication    Works with Left, Right, or Both Ears

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you recommend an Induro ball head that will properly work with this? I'm buying the Induro CLT 404L tripod also.

A: I use the Arca sidekick with an induro BHL3 ballhead on a CT 404 tripod. Very sturdy combination. I would highly recommend

Q: 2. Would this bag be good for a Nikon Z50 Mirrorless? Or should I get a different bag?

A: Yes, and since the padded dividers in the middle can be repositioned (or removed, need be) you'll have some options with respect to how you want to fit it in there.

Q: 3. Would this bag work well for a Nikon ZF with a 40mm lens mounted, along with a 20mm and 85mm primes in the main compartment?

A: The Domke F-10 Medium Shoulder Bag Ruggedwear (Khaki) internal dimensions are 9 x 7 x 3". It will fit the Nikon Zf Mirrorless Camera with 40mm Lens connected. The Nikon NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S Lens and the Nikon NIKKOR Z 20mm f/1.8 S Lens (Nikon Z) will also fit in the bag with their lens hood on reverse. The bag comes with two dividers, which will allow you to separate the equipment.

Q: 4. Will the Sidekick work with Benro G2 ballhead?

A: Yes, since the G2 has an Arca clamp.

Q: 5. Will this bag hold a Canon M100 camera w 55-200mm lens plus a 15-45mm lens, filters, and battery pack?

A: Depending on how you arrange them they should fit.

Q: 6. can i use the gitzo ball head with the wimberly side kick?

A: Yes they work very well together. My largest zoom lens is a Tamron 150 to 600 millimeter. There are only two small problems I've noticed. I mount everything with ARCA Swiss style mounting plate. These all have to be tighten very well. Otherwise where the sidekick bolts to the mounting plate of the ball head , and of course the ball head mounting plate is at right angles so therefore vertical. In this condition if things are not tight the sidekick can start sliding that is to say rotating where the head meets the mounting plate. If it is sufficiently tightened it's not an issue. Secondly, since this system does not have the capability to balance like a fall Wimberley head, and the fact that this lens extends as you zoom, perfect balance in any position is not possible. Although the offset weight is not hardly noticeable. I would highly recommend it! It's half the cost half the size have to wait. Less stuff in your equipment bag is always a good thing.

Q: 7. I have Nikon 200-500 with the RRS collar and foot. Does this foot fit perfectly tight on the Sidekick?

A: Yes, fully compatible.

Q: 8. Will this system work with my KIRK BH-3 ball head....and my canon 500 f4 L lens..? also what plate do I need on the lens .. a P 40 or P 50 quick release plate?

A: I have used it on a Gitzo tripod with a Canon 600mm f4 and it was fine. I would not recommend carrying this combo on the shoulder as an assembly however.

Q: 9. I have a Nikon z6ii and Nikon 500m PF. Will the sidekick work with this combo? I saw in the instructions that smaller lenses/cameras may not work

A: Yes the Nikon Z6 II equipped with the Nikon FTZ adapter and the Nikon AF-S 500mm PF lens can be used on the SK100.

Q: 10. Will this bag hold DSLR with 24-105 lens attached? Photos are limited and specs are vague.

A: Yes this can hold a DSLR with a 24-105mm lens attached.