The Rip-Tie CinchStrap-EG is used by professionals to manage cables. It can take the stress off horizontal cable runs and safely organize cables from wiring racks, mobile carts, along walls, over doorways, and in wiring closets. It is made from durable hook-and-loop material with two solid brass spur grommets to support heavier cable runs. The strap will attach to any rack or surface.

Used to Manage Cables    Attaches to Any Rack or Surface    Hook-and-Loop Material    2 x Non-Magnetic Brass Grommets    Reuse up to 10,000 Times

Durable hook-and-loop material to reorganize cable repeatedly, up to 10,000 times

Two non-magnetic brass grommets spread load evenly without the risk of ripping fabric

Buckle cinch gives more leverage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on the Fuji X series? For example the Fuji 18-55mm kit lens. As it's a cropped sensor would it make a difference?

A: This adapter requires a lens that has the proper filter thread along with the proper focal length and diameter of the lens itself. For APS-C cameras the focal length needs to be between 35-85mm, that lens will have a portion that is not usable. It also requires to have a lens diameter of no more than 50mm and the lens you suggested is larger than that. We do not believe they will be compatible.

Q: 2. Will it fit the eos t5

A: This will not fit the T5.

Q: 3. Will this diopter fit the Canon 6D ?

A: I don't know. It does fit a Canon 7D and so far as I know it should fit the 6D but I have never seen a 6D except in pictures. If the eyepiece looks like the above it should work as it replaces that.

Q: 4. Will either of the pockets accommodate a Canon Speedlite 600EX II-RT?

A: The Lowepro Photo Active TLZ 50 AW Top-Loader is only made for a camera plus a lens and would not have room for a flash. This Lowepro Nova 160 would be a better option for carrying a camera plus a lens and a flash: https://bhpho.to/3MX6QDZ

Q: 5. Fuji 55-200mm

A: 50-140 has much much faster focus, and 50-140 is also weather resistant. But the 55-200 is great for a backpack or a weekend trip if you don't really need a 2.8 lens. Very sharp.

Q: 6. My Opthamologist was not able to help me figure out what diopter to get, any help on how to figure it out is appreciated?

A: This diopter magnifies 2x.These are like using 2x magnifier readers while looking through the viewfinder, but without the actual glasses on. Hope that helps some.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with the Canon EVF?

A: If you are talking about the EVF-DC1 I do not believe it fits. I think the recess is a bit deeper and a slightly different shape. The EG diopter has a clip back and slides over the permanent eyepiece on the 5D Mark II and III SLRs. I do wish that Canon would boost the adjustable diopters to +3. I hope this helps.

Q: 8. Does this lens have a permanently fixed aperture? If not, does it offer aperture control when used with the Speed Booster?

A: I'm not sure I understand your question, but to answer it literally...No, it doesn't have a fixed aperture...a fixed aperture would be a single f/stop on the lens... The aperture goes from f1.8 down to f22. There is no aperture ring on the lens, so you have to dial your f/stop up and dow using the dials on your camera. I have no idea what a Speed Booster is so I can't answer that. What I can say from using this lens almost every day since I bought it is that it is the single sharpest lens I have ever used and I would buy it again without hesitation or qualms.

Q: 9. What's the difference between the Slr magic $599 vs $299 rangefinder? The information looks the same. The only thing I see that's different is that there are number indicator on the $599.

A: The principal difference and the reason for the cost is that the SLR Magic Rangefinder Cine Adapter B&H # SLR77RFWM works with the SLR Magic Anamorphot series of adapters, currently 1.33x and 2x. The SLR Magic Rangefinder Cine Adapter with Near/Normal Calibration (72mm) B&H # SLR72RFNN, on the other hand, cannot work with the Anamorphot lenses.

Q: 10. As i know SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 2.0x works better with 4:3 or APS-C Sensors. Here's my question to you, it will work if i will shoot 4K with my 5D Mark IV, which has crop factor 1.74x ?

A: It will not. the Anamorphot-50 is designed to work with cameras that have a 4:3 Anamorphic Mode. The 5D Mark IV does not have such a mode. You would need to look at the Anamorphot-50 1.33x instead.https://bhpho.to/2o7c4UO