Is the Peak Design Capture Clip really worth $70?
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- We look at a new way to carry your camera! A belt and backpack clip! Peak design has an amazing product, but is it really worth $70 (with plate)? That's a LOT of Eggo waffles.
*correction, the Sony a7III with the Meike grip WILL WORK if you turn the capture clip button-down. Thanks!
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If you’re going to use this on a back pack I’d recommend a back pack with a sternum strap. It makes a hell of a difference.
I have one on my day pack. It works very well and definitely has become easier to use with time and usage. Other than the initial difficulties getting the camera off and on the clip I only had one gripe. With my Canon 60D with my 15-85 on it the front of the lens would dig into my chest as I walked and overall it just felt bulky. However, with the Fuji X-T3 and 16-80 I recently purchased those problems ceased and it's also much easier to operate the clip.
After you get used to it and attach it at the proper location on your pack strap (and with a proper pack) this clip is super convenient. That said I do use a 4:3 Olympus, that is a bit smaller than a full frame.
Been using this for a while and love it. While I don't use it ALL the time, it's absolutely a great convenient option. The only thing that is a bit of a bummer is that it blocks the battery/SD card door, but, then again, what doesn't block that thing? Also, I think it works really well with the peak design sling, not so much their 20L backpack (I'm fortunate enough to have both. The bag was a gift/bought the sling)
Thanks for making me laugh this morning Omar. I had similar issues when I bought it.
It looks Great when I when you are fit... Saying in a DEEP announcer voice - Muscles bulging...The GFX 50s Rests at the side of his Chest...Using the Peak Design power link... He hiked up the mountain with ease, the camera at the ready *** GRAB! POP! RELEASE! He takes the shot.... WHOA so fast!!!!
The Grey Hulk statue is mint!
PD makes great products. I use their straps with quick release and the anchors look great on camera. I will most likely pick up the capture clip as well. Great video...very funny!
I love mine. It pairs nicely with the 10L Everyday Sling from Peak Design.
Your a funny man Omar and your videos are always fun and informative. Thank you.
Oh Omar, I am so glad I found your video. You made me laugh so much and your review was excellent. I'm about to buy it as well, and even though peak design chap did a great review selling the thing, yours was by far the best. The peak design straps (slide) are way better though then those clippy things.
If I travel with a tripod, can I quickly unclip this and throw it onto my tripod? It doesn't look like it...I wonder if there is an additional piece I can order to do this!
Thanks for the video Omar. I have been using one since V1. I think your problem is with your backpack something like a day pack or decent hiking pack has much sturdier straps and holds the camera and lens more securely. BUT do yourself a favour and get rid of those ugly clips on your camera and try Peak Designs straps and clips, they are amazing!
I appreciate that you show the initial weirdness and struggles w a new system. I was looking to buy this device as well
Chest strap makes it easier.
"We're walking, we're walk... BIRD!!!" I'd buy an Omar shirt with that on it.
*Hiking =P
yeah that was funny "bird" lol
Still no word on the shirts. When they will be available?
you are using fuji, sony and canon🤣🤣But wearing a Nikon Z T-Shirt🤣🤣
Glad you caught that. ;) . I was waiting.
Omar Gonzalez Photography Haha, since i was a Nikon Fan Boy 3years ago
Dude, you’re hilarious! I was wearing my noise canceling headphones and laughed so hard during that bird sequence people looked at me weird. Lol. Nice review btw
i was laughing so much by myself here and i had to scroll trough the comments to see if im the only one who find him so funny! haha
jajaja hilarious
I got one of these years ago and literally used it once before realising I'd made a tragic error! Very funny reiew Omar really digging your real world scenario tests ahahaha
That thing is a must when you're hiking or roaming the city all day. It sure is expensive, but it's worth it. However, I think it's better if you buy it in a set. I got mine with a few straps, etc. and was able to save some money.
Tip: I'm right-handed and prefer to have it on the left side (backpack strap). I grab the lens with my left hand and push the button with my right thumb. Usually it will be the X-T20 with the 18-55 :3
PS: I wouldn't trust my $1,400 Fuji setup to a cheap one bought from Amazon. I'd rather pay the $70 than having to pay 20 times that because my camera fell on the ground. However, I'd also recommend you check that the screws are not loose before you go out, because if you leave it on and with much use they may get a bit loose. One thing I regret, though: not getting the plate with Arca Swiss mount.
Always funny, real and honest. Keep em coming, Omar
A bag with a chest strap would make it a lot more comfortable. Used it on many trips with a dslr and it was the best investment I made.
Hi! Could you please put a link or a picture of the bag? I'm not sure what kind of bag is It, but i'm interested! Thanks!
I agree. You need a backpack with a chest strap. I own a peak design everyday backpack and the same capture clip and it works well since the backpack straps are in the rigid side. Did some hiking in Hallstatt and several other cities and it does come in handy. Also with practice and a smaller camera like an x-t2 or an x-t20 you can easily unclip with your thumb.
@@jorge4763 A chest strap connects the 2 straps on a backpack across your chest, they're usually found on hiking/adventure backpacks. F-Stop, Shimoda, Atlas camera bags usually have chest straps. If you're still confused, google _"chest strap backpack"_ and look at _Images_ in your browser.
@@jorge4763 Most serious backpacks ie a proper rucksack have one, they keep the rucksack in the correct position on the back by stopping the shoulder straps from slipping, especially when under load. It is a must if you are going to do any hiking for more than an hour!
When clipped into a backpack, how do you change lenses that are stored in the backpack?
This is absolutely hilarious. Thanks for making me laugh!
Love that you do things that are realistic (with humor) rather than the manufacturer's videos which tend to be set up to make everything look easy. I bought one yesterday but my backpack(s) strap(s) are all wider than the capture clips. I don't ever wear a belt and the thought of wearing a heavy one just to support the capture isn't appealing. I do use a FF DSLR and so am now convinced I'll go with the harness setup from Think Tank which uses the camera strap to support the camera hanging in front...so off the neck. Thanks for the honest evaluation and laughs. p.s. I will now watch your other videos!
I like it a bit higher on the strap - more comfy.
I wouldn't mind seeing a little more of the guitar stuff..
Great and funny review! Also thank you for pointing out muscle memory and getting used to new equipment, I feel like so many people would just chalk that up as a bad design or possibly a negative.
i actually got this clip for the same exact intention- I was going backpacking in banff and wanted to my camera easily accessible, my hands free, and no extra weight swinging around. It didn't work out as great as I hoped. On the backpack strap, the metal really dug into my shoulder over time and was painful. I should try the belt, but also seems like not the best place for hiking or scrambling
They sell a pad that is supposed to help with your issue: ua-cam.com/video/T06NTnyo0Jo/v-deo.html
It is definitely overpriced for the money. It is well made, but they must make thousands of them and surely mass production ought to bring the price down. A sling camera bag makes a good alternative. I don’t think that many portfolio photos have been necessarily taken by someone ‘whipping’ their camera out like a gun and ‘snapping’ a shot. Good photos take far more consideration.
Also have you noticed that a lot of UA-cam photographers have a clip on their backpacks, but then proceed to take their cameras out of their packs in the videos! Just wearing the capture clip for sponsorship?
You crack me up! I adore the Capture Clip, especially in the days I was doing major hiking with my Canon 5D MIII. It works best if your pack has some weight (for counter balance), placing it a smidge higher, and using a breast strap between the shoulder straps on the pack for stabilizing the weight left to right. The clip is also a tripod attachment, so no more fiddling when switching handheld to carry to tripod. On my Fuji XT2 setup when in the city I'm more likely to use Peak Design's sling camera strap so the camera is readily available but I'll put the Capture Clip on my camera bag or backpack if I want to keep the camera from swinging around, e.g. when moving actively or climbing around something.
I'm considering this as Peak Design have a 20% sale on. Sadly, a derth of reviews from users who have boobs, so thanks! Have you ever used it with a full frame mirrorless?
@@arianakhan6665 Yes, absolutely. Used it with my Canon 5D.
Looks like some weight/items in your backpack would stabilise the clip and make much easier to insert/remove camera from clip. As you say, a bit is muscle memory and I find it fine on backpack, but still have preference for belt (and use propad with belt clip mounting)
pro pad is poo poo, mount the clip diagonally on your belt and belt loop ;)
I have never seen anyone have a harder time with such a simple device. I have several of these and have used them easily running through forests or climbing. I never had any of the issues exhibited in this video. It is a super device and I suggest that every photographer that walks a lot and wants immediate access to the camera to purchase one. I think this is the best thing peak design makes.
I have the same problems. Returned it
I love mine, def had to set the height on the strap right. I also have my backpack strapped tighter.
$70.00 dollars and all I ask is that the reviewer be 10% smarter than the device
Try walking with that bundle hanging on your belt getting in the way of your arm.
Just ordered this. Gonna use it on the belt, and they also have this hip pad thing that goes on your belt, and then you permanently attach the clip to that, instead of your belt.
Oh Damn I didn’t know they had that pad, that’s the reason I haven’t bought this clip yet. Gonna use it with mi sigma 150-600 sport
It’s called the ‘Pro Pad’ and it’s $19.99! But I believe it is the best way to go for mounting heavier rigs on a belt. 👍
and expose your sensor to the wind 🤣
omg. funniest video i’ve seen in some time. informative too. lol
This depends greatly on the straps on your backpack! On casual backpacks like the one in this video, you're attaching the clip in a way where its underside directly presses on your body. Many proper hiking backpacks have straps where you can attach the clip in a way where the main backpack strap padding is actually in between your body and the underside of the clip (the main strap has a thinner secondary strap on top of it and you attach stuff to only that part of the strap)! I tried the clip with both types of backpacks and I hated the one where it presses on my body (I found it basically unusable), but with my hiking backpack where the strap padding is in between the clip and my body I took it for an 8-hour hike and even after using it the whole day that way it didn't feel uncomfortable at all.
Hey could you give me an example of a backpack that has this double strap?
@@selwin2004 Haven't been on the market for a hiking backpack in a very long time, so can't give recommendations. But hiking backpacks have three types of straps: shoulder strap, chest strap, and load-lifter/stabilizer strap which helps position the weight of your pack better. The trick is to find one where the load-lifter strap is implemented so that the adjustment strap runs the length of you shoulder strap (rather than being much shorter), making it possible to clip accessories like this on conveniently at whatever height on the strap you want.
Hi Omar, great video. Live it!
I own the older version of this, basically the same but more bulky and with a thread at the bottom (to mount it at a tripod) I used it to carry a Canon G16 (compact camera) first, now I use the X-T20 with serious glass and some film SLR cameras with the FL/FD mount.
In my experience it is a great tool to carry your camera and I love using it every time I'm out on the streets.
On a backpack make sure it's on the right height and a chest strap helps to ensure shoulder movement but keep it on the left side. On the belt I mount it with the release button downwards because I always release it with my pinky. One handed of course. I guess we Germans are too efficient and probably need the other hand to catch the BIRD! Anyway, check out the straps from peak design. They are awesome as well. Keep it up!
Not trying to be a ass but it looks like a waste of money 🤔
Alex Casares *waste and no you’re wrong. It’s a matter of personal taste. I don’t use one but I can see why it’s cool.
Alex Casares too expensive but it’s great to use.
Considering the lack of options on the market, it's a must for my backpacking trips in the backcountry. However, I almost had a heart attack when I saw the price. I don't know if I'd recommend it for anyone who doesn't backpack based on the high cost alone.
The lack of sarcasm detection in these replies is concerning.
@@PissBoys what sarcasm?
title:"is it worth it?" content:"this is not a review"
Great video Omar!
I bought one specifically for a 14day hike in the Himalayas but the clip hurts your shoulder after a while and more if you are carrying more than 10kg. I stopped using it during the 2nd day...
Your are crazy man. That's a good crazy though. Quick tip. The Peak Designs hex wrench has a ring attached. Just put that on your key ring and you never have to worry about not having it when you need it.
It's great for Run and Gun! The side bags SUCK and the Camera neck strangle straps suck even more. Pek just needs to make other tripod mount adapters for like NEEWER!
I use on the right side of my backpack strap. I use my right thumb to push the button and left hand to lift out the camera. Comfortable and quick for me. I use a Cannon R5 with RF 24-105 lens for my general hiking/street set up
Absolutely love mine. With a more full backpack, I barely notice my XT3 is there. It took a little time to get used to, and to dial in where I like it on my shoulder, but now I won't hike without it. Peak Design makes really great products.
Thank you! You just saved me 70 bucks! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
"What a great unboxing...." and then rip the box like a maniac, wahahaha!
A funny way to waste $70.
Uuh there's a bird uuh.. That panic face.. bwahahaha!!
you're so funny =D love this! great review. so realistic! SUBSCRIBED. =D
looking at reviews for the capture clip but found this channel and love this guy. so funny.
WHAT A GREAT SHOT OF THE EAGLE HAHAHA
I have the capture clip on their 10L sling. So it's ok. Especially with an 18-55mm.
Same
😂😂😂😂very nice... Bird
The clip without the plate is cheaper, so well worth it. Once you have one plate, you can use it with all of their other products like the new tripod 👍🏻
Peak has said they prefer the allen wrench installation because a coin would not allow for sufficient torque to properly secure the plate to your camera. Their thinking is your camera will literally hang from this plate for extended periods of time, so they don't want to chance that the plate is not tight enough on the body.
I like the idea of the added tightening of the Allen wrench but I seem to be bad at having one at the worst possible time. Also if you follow Rich Baum on UA-cam, he's had problems in which the cinching actually separated the tripod thread from the body of the camera. And neither manufacturer covered the damage under warranty.
I can honestly say this is a game changer for hiking. Neck straps and sling straps result in too much dangling, which is not ideal when scrambling over rocks.
My favorite combo is to put the clip on my backpack and attach a PD wrist strap to the tripod plate. That way I can use the wrist strap for security when shooting and the capture clip when I want my hands free.
Entertaining, honest review. Cheers Omar. Thinking of buying this for sometime but can't make up my mind, hence still in my Amazon box. Would definitely only use on belt but here's a question for you... does it work with a beer belly? Perhaps as a method actor, you would care to put on some weight to demonstrate.
I have this (for my x-e3). Here is how I usually set it up. I mount it on on a simple webbing sling (across the chest or around the neck). Pretty much like how a normal camera strap (or the peak design straps work). The great thing is that I can shoot with the strap attached (similar to bottom-mounted camera strap). But I can also unclip the camera while my webbing sling is still safely attached to my body - because it is a closed sling. (Did I explain this to an understandable level?)
This is practical - since the base-plate also works as an arca-swiss plate for my tripod. It is also comfortable when switching lenses - clipping the camera in while juggling lenses and in other situations when two free hands are needed.
A cheaper alternative is to pick up a webbing sling and attach two of the peak design "coin" thingies and clip one or both of them onto the camera. This also gives peace of heart - since if one of the attachments fail - the sling/camera will still be safe (The first version I made used small quick-clips - similar to the one used on the hand-strap at 9:00 above).
In a sense, my earlier mods gave me more peace of heart (even if one can lock the capture-clip button). And no, the capture clip is probably not worth the money (unless one have a wish list for a birthday).
It is functional though. I do not like to shoot with camera-strap. I do like to have a hand-strap. This way I can quickly attach the camera to the sling (with hand-strap mounted) - and take it off again equally fast.
(When I carry my Freitag message bag I attach the clip to the shoulder-strap to work similarly).
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I use one at every wedding, mounting my X-T3 with up to my 90mm on my belt. It is a bit expensive but it's super solid and I trust it. I also use it on my backpack but less frequently.
your comment on the 4-ways entry is super funny. By the way, I am still using the 1st generation and it is still the best solution compares to other. However, I tend to use it on my belt rather on the shoulder strap. It keeps getting the way when I move my arm. Anyway, it is by far the most compact and easy to use.....once you adapted it. I have tried few other options, like Spider, but either they are so bulky or more expensive. I would love to get the latest generation of Capture, but since the old one is still going strong, can't give it up yet.
I have one of these and I find it invaluable for weddings and events, when working a two-camera scenario. One on a strap around my neck, the other (usually X-T2 with the XF56mm) sits on the Peak Design clip on my belt. I usually have it the other way up so the release button faces downwards, that way I can press it with the ring finger on my right hand as I slide the camera out. Smooooth, most of the time. Just need to remember not to smack the belt camera into the one hanging from your neck strap on the way up!
Oh, and make sure your belt's done up tightly enough to support the weight of the camera...
Yeah, I'm not ordering that! ..not for the strap...for sure not on my belt.... my camera would knock into everything.... Love the review. As always....
Works better, is more stable on a more substantial strap/pack. Left side carry with 2 hand release works for me. I keep it permanently attached to a bag for rucking.
Quite late here but do not lament the little tightening key they give you. It has a metal ring so do what I do - put it on my keychain! LOL Thanks for reviewing. I initially got the Spider Black Widow but after a LOT of searching it seems my gear may be a bit too heavy. They were not at all forthcoming with any weight limits. PS - I like your style - most amusing seeing the intro's various ways to "hold" a camera!
haha, you're too much! I have the clip and when I am hiking on all 4s it is really helpful as the camera doesn't bang around while I climb. I actually love it. Come back to Toronto already!
Omni-Directional. And the mounting screw would be better if they used the same design and SmallRig with a built in, folding ring. No need for either an Allen Key OR a coin. Nice review as always Omar.
You’re such a goof I’d watch your videos even if they were all based on how to trim nose hairs. 👍😂
Just found and love this video!! I never once looked at how much longer it was. Very entertaining. I even laughed out-loud a bunch of times!. HOWEVER, just bought this capture clip and super disappointed. I can't use it with an L-bracket and tripod plate. Can attach it to the :-bracket, but have to switch the capture clip and tripod plate on and off depending on which I want to use when. They don't mount on top of each other. And $70 is a lot of having to do that.
Philips heads or coin screws slots can round off over time because they aren't that strong. Also screwdrivers are bigger than allen keys, and coins aren't standard sizes and some countries might not have the right size. That is probably why they made it a hex key.
You are honestly one of the funniest people I have ever watched. 😂 Thanks so much for always keeping me entertained, you should have been a comedian.. 💯
Hi Omar. Where did you get an INVICTA???? These were the backpacks of my youth in Italy!!!!!
You are Soooo funny dude. I was laughing all the way through, now I hurt
Steve Bearman Me too, I missed half of what he was trying to sensibly review because I was laughing so much!
Just got one. Can confirm that if your pack doesn't have a lot of weight on it with thicc straps, it'll be really *really* uncomfortable. For backpacking with one of those top-open packs (damn them to hell) it makes camera use a dream and you hardly notice it on your shoulder.
Lol great video man. I use mine upside down. I know they say don’t do that but it works with my A6600. That way I slide it up to lock it and when the button is one the outside and camera falls right out with hand on the grip. Just an idea. Definitely a new subscriber.
If you ever have any doubts about the Capture price, look what $53 gets you in the Black Rapid Backpack Sling.
(Don't get me wrong, the BR is good, but damn, it's not much for the price.)
As for using it on a pack, you want something with more structure to the straps. The BR works better when there's too much flop in the straps. (And slings are faster to the eye anyway, though the flop can be a problem in rough terrain: you get your own personal wrecking ball banging the crap out of your thigh for 5-10 miles.)
And maybe they just hate you: my plate screw has a slot.
Then don't forget to look at the preowned section of PD's website for deals. I only paid $47.99 shipped for my Capture.
"Ooh there's a bird." *exasperated gasps*
I'm dying. LOL.
I normally hang camera #1 with a 70-200 from a Spiderpro belt using a tripod collar plate. It can attach to the collar plate with two screws and is nice and sturdy. Camera #2 with the 24-70 is then hung across the body on a BlackRapid QD strap, and my 14-24 is placed into a medium lens pouch from Spiderpro in appendix position. Works well, gives me quick access to both cameras with zero headaches, and if I don't carry the extra lens, that pouch can hold phone, keys, wallet, etc.
I wanted to put one of these guys on a camera bag strap in case I wanted to carry camera #2 externally but seeing your headaches, I don't know that I will now. Meh.
Problem with belt mounting is the camera is vulnerable when negotiating steep rocky inclines.
Quite pricey. I wondered how it felt using it though, so thanks for the vid. The hiker/bird acting was hilarious btw hahaha great vid!
Just got my two capture clips! one for backpack and one for my belt. Peak design got a "support" thing, that helps keeping the camera steady. PLEASE use this if you make a review, otherwise it won't fit.
I watch a lot of UA-cam, i haven’t laughed that much in some time!!! Hilarious watching you install & attempt to use this clip. I just bought this clip myself, and honestly it isn’t as easy as it might look to set up and operate, hence why I looked up your video. Worth every laugh my friend, I just Subed because i couldn’t stop literally crying 😂 😆👍
By the way, I had this thing in my Amazon cart like 10 times before i finally had a credit and bought it. The Peak backpacks are worth the money, but this thing seems ridiculous at $70, I feel your pain. I’m sorta new to photography (😳) and honestly I’m shocked how expensive all camera gear is, especially the better stuff. I’ve worked in manufacturing for several companies, and some of this shit is massively overpriced….”Bird” 😂
Thank you. I didnt like the fact it only works with its own camera base and not any arca. Now that it seems uncomfortable as well its a no go for me.
It's totally worth it. I bought a knockoff version for $25. It works aok. But fit and finish of the Peak is VERY VERY good. It feels better, and therefore works better.
HAHAHAHAHAHHA OMG I just found this video, I`m following you for a while now, but I never watched this video before.... The Bird part is hilarious!!!!
This video gets my vote for the best video of the day.
Realize this is a ‘late to the party’ comment, but was looking into purchasing one of these, so checking out all the reviews on it.
I must say, you are a riot, Omar! Totally captivating, and very humorous! As a result, chalk me up as a new Subscriber!
I think I will try this out. Only negative I’ve heard is the plate that fastens to the bottom of camera has caused random damage on some cameras, but this may be due to user error? It is smaller than a typical arca plate, so maybe it doesn’t disperse the stress as much? Who the hell knows?
Stay safe and Healthy! Peace! 👍👍👍✌🏻📷😁
I hike a lot and have a lot of packs; I like the clip but it's too small for some of my packs meaning I'm very limited to where I can attach it, it also rocks and bounces a bit depending on where its attached, I've just bought the Ulanzi claw version which is bigger and bulkier, and it's solved all these issues, it's fits onto my biggest and thickest straps easily.
Maybe use your thumb, that’s what she said... 😂
Hey Omar, I know you'll never read this...ever...but about your 'cheap 30 buck amazon clips', those do suck. But have you heard of the SpiderLight? It's like the Original of the 30 cheap amazon copies. I'd love for you to do a review on that because not only am I considering it, but I think you'd like the spider light holster. :)
You're hilarious ......I'm still laughing....And great review....I've ordered one.
I love this! Thanks for making me laugh with the reaction of finding a bird and pulling off the camera from the clip🤣🤣 Actually, I have bought it ,this video is real description for this product.
I bought one of these a couple months ago, and I'm currently wondering if I'll get a second one.
When mounted on my backpack strap I use my pinky to push the unlock button, so I get my D500 (with 70-300mm lens attached) off with one hand, and I pretty quickly got used to (un)clipping it with muscle memory
When mounted on my backpack belt-strap I use my thumb to unlock it. Works like a charm
So the reason I'm wondering if I'll get a second set is for
1) having a clip on backpack strap + belt-strap (just to switch positions depending on conditions)
2) having an extra plate to attach to my 200-500mm lens collar to see how that works
Thanks Omar. Maybe if the release button was on the outside, when you fumble around to grab the camera you may accidentally push the release sending your Sony CRASHING to the ground! No big deal ..... only joking!
Thanks again.
The reason it's not working well for you is that you really need to add the Peakdesign ProPad to provide some backing/body to your backpack strap. With that added, it works really well!
PGY Tech do the beetle and a POV clip which is much much better (quality and functionality) . If you are carry a heavier camera a sternum pouch is better as in it spreads the load ,is more balanced and offers better camera protection.
OMG you really made me laugh with this review! It's refreshing to see such a realistic perspective. Thank you!
Hilarious! But at least you were honest ... I do tend to have an ‘Omar’ direct debit and buy everything you ‘review’ - but I think I might give this one a swerve and stick to my Black Rapid - .......... Bird!!!
Hahahahahahah! Hmmmmm, mine’s coming today…. Yeah, I really Agee with you about the coin thing vs the hexo deal. And being female…I’m not jazzed about the left OR right side.
Holy cow! I am watching your video in Banff Canada because I saw some stranger hiking with her camera clipped to her bag so I googled it and knew this is from peak design! Wow what a coincidence 😂
Just bought this. Very sturdy device.