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Peak Design Pro Pad V2 for Capture Camera Clip (Sold Separately)

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Features

  • Compression molded EVA foam drastically increases comfort and stability with heavy cameras.
  • Works with any of your belts or backpack straps.
  • Compatible with Capture v3 only.
  • Seamless laminated construction is ultra low-profile and handsome.
  • The pad is seamlessly laminated with our weatherproof charcoal nylon canvas.

Product Dimensions: 6.7 x 3.7 x 1.2 inches


Item Weight: 1.27 ounces


Item model number: PP-2


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: December 9, 2013


Manufacturer: ピークデザイン


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Most comfortable way to carry a camera
I have tried out various straps and slings to hold my camera in the past 2 years of getting into the hobby and I hated them all. The camera was always dangling in a a way that I was uncomfortable with and straps/quick-release-mechanisms always got in the way with how I held the camera. I hate backpacks and love smaller sling bags which are not conducive to the capture clip. But I do like belts. With this capture pad I finally feel free. With smaller lenses I even forget I am wearing it. Earlier today I even thought I had almost dropped my camera as I removed my hand from my pocket as it just felt too light after walking with it for an hour. It is still comfortable with my largest lenses (ef-s 55-250 and ef-s 18-135mm for reference). I like to wear it slightly overlapping my front right pocket. As someone who is a little on the heavier side I actually find it more comfortable lowering the clip to a lower point on the pro pad. This allows for a more comfortable experience when sitting. Ive been wearing it practically daily even if I don't bring my camera with me just to increase the likely hood that I bring my camera along for pictures. At first I found it slightly uncomfortable as my arm would rub against the firm material when sitting. It can also make it harder to access my right pocket depending on the jeans or shorts (especially when sitting). But after a few days I forgot it was there. Despite these minor annoyances I would still chose this method over a strap any day. It is the perfect carry method for me as a person who hates the feels of all other alternatives. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 6, 2022 by Brandon Kleeman

  • Makes the Capture Clip even better.
Why did Amazon ask me to rate this on warmth, comfort, and thickness? Uhm....you know what, let's have fun with this. It's a lovely, warm, dark grey fabric. It feels really comfortable in the hand, not like it belongs there because it belongs on your belt, or your backpack strap or whatnot, but when I'm sliding my belt through it to get ready to carry my DSLR around at the ready..... goodness is it comfortable. Whatever they put in the back to stiffen it up has a perfect thickness to stiffen it. Ok that was fun but; The Capture Clip is like, like what I've always been waiting for, but never knew I needed it until I got one. Of course mounting it to your belt, sideways, is freaking super annoying. Drawing your camera one handed, awful. Putting the camera back o your belt sideways, awful. Having a reasonably weighty camera attached to the Capture Clip on a backpack strap, not bad really. Put the Pro Pad on there......that thick, warm, comfortable Pro Pad, well look out world. It does the following amazing things; Drops your camera down a little lower off of your belt. Now I can actually wear a flannel or other shirt and easily access my camera. Nothing is cooler than an aging hipster who can draw his DSLR the fastest during a high noon landscape shoot. Allows for real, easy, one handed access off of your hip. Now the quick release pin is right where my pinky wants to go. My eye says "wow, this could be a reat photo" and somehow my camera is just in my hands. Then when I'm done, it just slides straight down into the clip. Doing this all sideways is a stellar pain the tuckus. Adds firmness with its 5 star thickness to any mounting situation. Like let's say you pop the Capture Clip onto the shoulder strap of your goofy old Domke J-bag because you want to relive your glory days of backpacking overseas. You try to tug your camera out of the clip and the clip wiggles a bit, flexes the strap and whatnot. Pro Pad + thickness + stiffness = comfort and warmth at 5 star levels. tldr: if you're gonna hang your camera on your hip, get this. Gonna put it anywhere else, you might not need it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 29, 2021 by Volvo13

  • A Very Useful Addition to the Capture Clip
This Pro Pad is a very good accessory to the Capture Clip that I wish was included in the Capture Clip system bundle. I use this in tandem with the Capture Clip and my Peak Design Everyday Carry Backpack and it really does help distribute the weight more evenly both on my hip belt and also on the shoulder strap. I find myself primarily using this on my hip belt and that is where it stays even when stowed away. It is small enough that with the Capture Clip and the Pro Pad, I still can keep it attached when the hip belt is folded up behind me. It does add a little bump to the backpack while stowed t his way, but I really forget that it is there after a brief little time. Overall, the Pro Pad is simple to use and I am glad that I got it, but it is bit more expensive than I would have preferred. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 9, 2021 by JL

  • Purchased as part of the system.
The ProPad is useless on it's own; to review it solo makes no sense. However, I purchased this as part of the whole system, including the clips and a set of straps to go with. I love how easily this can attach to a belt and you don't need to take the belt off to do it. The material feels really sturdy so far, but I will update this after more use. Being able to clip a camera into a holster using this pad is easy. I left the clips to attach a camera strap to the plate on the plate and don't have any issues with them still attached to the plate. This makes it easy to switch from using a holster to adding a strap in multiple configurations. I was a little sceptical considering how much I spent on the clips, straps, and Pro Pads, but in the end I think it was definitely worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 30, 2020 by C.S. Thomas

  • good for belt, not as good for backpack strap
This worked very well with a belt. On the backpack strap, the flap was in the way but it was still usable.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 28, 2021 by weltwind

  • Replacing the Spider Camera Holster v2 with this and it works great
I like the Spider Holster but it is bulky. I put one of the Peak Design clips on my Sony A1 camera and another on my 200-600 lens. When I'm using the big lens I hook the lens to the Peak Design holster and when I'm using a smaller lens I hook the camera to the holster. Works great. I also have the Peak Design hand grip and strap and use both of them. I use the strap and the holster at the same time to give me extra security with the very expensive camera. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 22, 2021 by Quillback424

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