ProMediaGear CS2 1/4"-20 Cold Shoe Adapter 5 Pack
Five-pack of 1/4"-20 cold shoe adapters with anti-rotation mounting and captive screws for Nikon or Canon flashes
- Universal cold shoe fits Nikon and Canon flashes
- Anti-Rotation design locks securely to Boomerang Flash Bracket and PMG Handle
- Dual 1/4"-20 mounting from top or bottom for flexible rigging
- Includes captive 1/4-20 screw and 5/32 allen key for fast installation
- Black anodized aluminum body with safety pin hole and screw stoppers to prevent slide out
Universal Cold Shoe Adapter for Nikon
The ProMediaGear CS2 five-pack converts a standard 1/4"-20 thread into a cold shoe mount. It is built for photographers who need to attach speedlights or accessories to brackets, handles or light stands using a familiar flash foot interface.
Black Anodized Aluminum
Each adapter is machined from black anodized aluminum and includes a Flash Safety Pin hole plus screw stoppers that prevent accessories from sliding off. The captive 1/4"-20 screw allows top or bottom mounting, while the anti-rotation design locks securely to compatible Boomerang Flash Brackets and PMG Handles.
Captive Screw and Allen Key Included for Immediate
Every pack supplies a 1/4-20 captive screw and a 5/32 allen key so the adapters can be tightened without hunting for tools. Photographers who need a hot shoe electrical connection or a different thread size will need a separate solution.
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- Price $32.99
- Cheaper than about 83% of the 163 comparable items (median $118.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread standard does the CS2 adapter use for mounting?
It uses a standard 1/4"-20 screw thread for both top and bottom mounting options.
Which tools and fasteners come in the 5 pack?
Each pack includes a 1/4-20 captive screw and a 5/32 allen key for installation.
How do you attach the adapter to a Boomerang Flash Bracket?
Thread the captive screw into the bracket using the supplied 5/32 allen key; the anti-rotation feature locks it in place.
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