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PGYTECH

A strap and a plate, 14 € and 42 €

Where it turns up

Camera straps and quick-release plates, at 14 € and 42 €.

Four and a half centimetres, lined with EPDM

The widest strap on its shelf, padded with the synthetic rubber used for window and door seals — chosen because it resists sunlight and heat instead of hardening. In a pad that spends years over a shoulder in the sun, that is the property that decides whether it is still comfortable in year three.

An adjuster at each end

One slider lengthens a strap; two place the camera. On a sling worn at the hip that is the difference between the body falling where the hand is and the body swinging behind the elbow.

Plates, and the Arca-Swiss question

A 38 mm clamp base, and systems named rather than implied. What a plate page owes a buyer is the stated clamp compatibility and the anti-twist provision — because a camera that rotates a few degrees around a single screw is a camera that will be blamed for soft frames.

Every PGYTECH accessory reviewed here

PGYTECH 110-152 cm, 4.5 cm wide, EPDM padding

Four and a half centimetres of braided webbing with EPDM padding, adjusting 110 to 152 cm from either side, worn three ways — the dearest strap here at 50 €.

Wear style
THREE, in the fourth bullet, named as a 3-in-1 design: sling, neck strap or shoulder strap. The 110 to 152 cm range is what permits it — a sling needs the length a neck carry does not
Attachment method
Original QUICK-RELEASE BUCKLES with a one-button anchor release, in the second bullet, plus TWO TRIANGULAR CLIPS in the fifth for a stable connection to the camera. The second bullet adds a detail worth having: the same anchors work with the maker’s hand strap, so one set of hardware serves two accessories
Declared load
NOT PUBLISHED — and at 50 €, on the widest strap here, it is the one figure missing. Four straps on this shelf publish 10, 50, 5-10 and 90 kg; this one publishes a width and a material instead
Adjustment range
110 to 152 cm, in the third bullet, with TWO-SIDED quick adjusters — a slider at each end — described as instantly adjustable with one hand. Two adjusters mean the camera can be centred rather than merely lengthened, which is what a sling needs
Width and padding
The most generous on this shelf: 4.5 cm of integrated braided high-strength webbing with wide and narrow sections, in the third and first bullets, and shoulder pads lined with EPDM — soft, elastic, and the synthetic rubber used for weather seals because it does not perish in sunlight
Material
Braided high-strength webbing, woven in one piece rather than sewn from layers, with EPDM in the pads. Neither is a polymer name for the webbing itself, which the 20 € Sunya does give as PA66
Quick-release provision
YES, one-button, on the maker’s own anchor system
Amazon reference
B0C2VNPWRF (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6976100480674
- Four and a half centimetres wide with EPDM-lined pads, the most comfortable arrangement here
- Two-sided one-handed adjusters across 110 to 152 cm
- No declared load published, alone with the K&F on this shelf
Best for: A heavy body and lens carried all day in one of three positions, where padding and centring matter more than price.

≈ $46 / £40 / 50 €
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PGYTECH Snaplock, Arca 38 mm, square profile

A square Arca plate at 15 € that mounts from any direction and names the 38 mm clamp it is cut for — with no dimension and no weight published anywhere.

Profile
Arca Swiss, named in the title and the second bullet, which goes further than any other page here: it states compatibility with 38 mm Arca-Swiss clamp bases. The hub above warns that the dovetail is a shape rather than a published standard, so naming the clamp width is the nearest a listing gets to precision
Length
Not published. The fourth bullet describes a square form allowing orientation adjustments in any direction, and no millimetre figure appears — which on a plate whose selling point is its shape is a real gap
Screw type and drive
A 1/4 inch to 3/8 inch screw, in the title and the second bullet, which claims a patented screw design that sits firmly and prevents the loosening problems common with conventional plates. The drive itself — coin slot, hex or D-ring — is not named
Anti-twist provision
Addressed obliquely. The patented screw design in the second bullet is aimed at loosening rather than rotation, and no lip, pad or body-specific shaping is described. The square profile itself resists rotation once clamped, which the page does not say and the geometry does
Stated clamp compatibility
38 mm Arca-Swiss clamp bases, named in the second bullet, with the third listing the systems: Sony, Canon and Nikon bodies, reflex and mirrorless, and phone mounts. The second adds tripods, monopods, stabilisers, sliders and handheld accessories
Material
High-grade aluminium alloy with a corrosion-resistant surface, in the first bullet, named for durability in demanding outdoor conditions
Published weight
Not published. The fifth bullet calls it small and light and easy to transport, and gives no figure — where the Rollei two places down publishes 45 g
Amazon reference
B0932P4KGM (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0843225110303
- The 38 mm clamp width named, which is as close to a standard as this profile gets
- A square profile, so the plate can be clamped in any orientation without unscrewing
- No dimensions at all, on a plate sold on its shape
Best for: A camera that moves between a tripod head, a gimbal and a slider, where the plate has to drop into a 38 mm clamp from whichever side is convenient.

≈ $15 / £15 / 15 €
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Each amount in a write-up is what the listing showed when that page was written. The figure next to the product is pulled in as you read, and it is the one that counts.