Hardware Applications
Every Day Carry Application
Jerry Anderson wrote us to say:
"I've been using your products for a couple of years now, and I love them! Keep up the good work. Here are some photos showing how I use your clips in my EDC. "
We're big fans of the Every Day Carry Forums.
See photos here:
April 1, 2009 8:43 PM |
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Reviews from the Web: Clip Sampler
"I was skeptical at first if these would be better than my usual keychain hardware, but I've found these much more convenient and less annoying than cord or split rings. Ive been using two of them constantly since October... the Pico is surprisingly strong considering it's size. It's held up to all the abuse I've dealt out to my keychain... This versatile pack of small, well made pieces of hardware is handy in any EDC. I can't see these being replaced any time soon."
Read the full review here, with EDC member comments.
Find the Clip Sampler here.
February 26, 2007 3:57 PM |
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Gear for GPS Units
We love our GPS systems. We use them daily - for hobby, fun and work. The list of products on this page are ideal for use as accessories for your GPS system. These are primarily for tethering, attaching or securing your GPS to you, your gear or anything else.
Tethers
You won't find these tethers anywhere else. These are amazing coil tethers that allow the tether to be stretched to almost 4 feet, and coil up when relaxed, keeping your gear accessible, and secure, while staying out of your way when you don't need it.
We use ours to tether the gps to the back of our backpack, handily availble to grab, but out of the way. For our Garmin, we use the lanyard attachment - which threads through the slot on the base of the GPS. The big clips are good for attaching to external gear, the smaller clips work with belt loops or other, smaller attachment points.
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Utility Hanger
Model: apc30
All purpose belt clip - great for belts, packs and a myriad of other uses.
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Mini Coil Camera Tether/Strap
Model: MCT3
Excellent tether for all cameras with
1/4"-20 tripod mount. Keep gear
accessible and prevents loss or theft.
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Utility Hanger
Model: UH30
All purpose utility hanger - great for belts, packs and a myriad of other uses.
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Wrist Lanyard/Tether Kit
Model: LANKIT
A kit to create a somewhat universal wrist lanyard that could attach to most tols and flashlights without necessarily clipping to an attachment point. It is made up of a simple combination of parts that can take on a myriad of applications.
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Be sure to examine your unit and look for clearances. If you have any questions, drop us a line at questions@berkeleypoint.com.
Stainless Steel Hardware
Stainless steel hardware is great for outdoor use - it doesn't discolor, it won't rust. Great for kayak use, hiking, or for a weekend geocaching jaunt.
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Spring Clip
Model: BPS0120-K060
2-3/8" Spring Clip, Stainless Steel
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Round Ring 3/16"
Model: BPS0139-0525
3/16" x 1" Round Ring 3/16", Stainless Steel
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Round Ring 1/8"
Model: BPS0139-0320
1/8" x 1" Round Ring, Stainless Steel
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Dee Ring
Model: BPS0139-X525
3/16" x 1" Dee Ring, Stainless Steel
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Quick Link
Model: BPS0160-0003
Quick Link 1/8", Stainless Steel
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Pear Link
Model: BPS0160-P003
Pear Link 1/8", Stainless Steel
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Gate Snap
Model: BPS0161-0060
Spring Gate Snap, Stainless Steel
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Harness Clip
Model: BPS0184-0060
Harness Clip, Stainless Steel
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Titanium Hardware
Hardware for the serious user - these items are much lighter than stainless steel - won't rust, and are very strong. The expense comes from the manufacturing process and the semi-rare quality of the metal. This hardware is extremely high quality, and will make your best friends jealous.
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January 11, 2006 8:26 PM |
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