This olive RoboCup Holster is a version of a Mini Front Box and is another exciting add-on accessory for the RoboCup that securely holds your pens, keys, wallet, phones, tools and much more. In the storage area, there's a charging port slot which has been carefully designed and a tiny drain hole. The six tool slots are reinforced for durability and sized for carabiners, scissors, hex keys, pliers, and screwdrivers. For convenient viewing, a smartphone or tablet can be leaned against the Holster.

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Attach using the provided two straps and tighten snugly to secure. Remove all existing straps from the RoboCup before attaching the Holster. The position of the Holster can be swiveled around the RoboCup for ideal placement. The Holster can also be placed on a desk or strapped onto most tubes.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi,what is the largest belt size I can use?

A: The Black Widow belt can be extended up to 48 . The other option you have if you need a larger belt size is to just get the holster without the belt and attach the piece to your own belt.

Q: 2. My camera and lens weigh about 1 kg. Can I mount another lens weighing 990 gms on the belt using a Spider medium / large lens pouch making it a total hanging weight of around 2 kg ?

A: I shoot sports photography and carry a Nikon D4S with a 70-200 lens on one hip and a Nikon D600 with a 28-70 on the other hip as well as a camera & lens on a mono-pod. For field events such as football the system is very comfortable. The weight may not be perfectly balanced for each hip, but even when I add the auxiliary lens pouch the weight is easily manageable because is rests on your hips and not your shoulders.

Q: 3. Will this hold for a 5d mk II or IV?

A: I've got a 5d ii and, with a leather belt, the black widow supports it just fine. Be aware that the Canon is bulky on the hip however. I bought the holster because I'll be going mirrorless soon, which is much smaller, of course. But as far as safely supporting the weight, I've had no problems with the 5d ii.

Q: 4. Would this hold a Nikon D750 with a 70-200mm zoom?

A: Yes, The holster is certainly sturdy enough. Only the length of the lens on might be cumbersome.

Q: 5. Does anyone use this with a leather dress belt? (1"). Does it scuff or mar the belt in any way?

A: There have been no reports of Spider Camera Holster Black Widow Holster leaving marks on the belt.

Q: 6. Will this work with Nikon D7100 or should I get the pro style?

A: I use it with a Fuji X-T1 and it works very well. I assume it would be fine with a D7100.

Q: 7. hello does anyone know how much weight it will hold?. regardless of the camera. using a very thick belt. how much will hold?. thanks!!

A: My 100D plus a 17-85 comes out to 2 pounds. The black widow is sturdy enough that you'll probably experience discomfort before it reaches it's limit. I'd probably not go over 3 and a half pounds.

Q: 8. Can this handle the Sony RX10-IV?

A: Black Widow website has criteria by size of camera, etc. That's what I used to choose for my Pentax K5iis, a DSLR.

Q: 9. Would this system be suitable for a Canon 6D with a 50mm prime lens? What if I added a battery grip?

A: This Holster would not hold that body and lens combo. It will still be too heavy. If you wanted something comparable I would recommend going with the Peak Design CapturePRO Camera Clip with ARCAplate. Website link: http://bhpho.to/1qVXWml

Q: 10. Will this work with a Nikon P950?

A: Yes, the Nikon COOLPIX P950 digital camera will attach via 1/4 thread.