The Spider Camera Holster 861 Tripod Carrier Kit combines a lightweight tripod carrier with the compact Black Widow holster, giving you a practical way to carry both your camera and support system on your hips. Designed for mobility, the kit allows you to attach a tripod or monopod directly to your belt system, keeping your hands free while moving between locations. The included Black Widow holster keeps your camera secure and ready, making it a useful solution for photographers who need to move quickly without juggling gear. Who this is for Photographers who regularly work on location and want a more efficient way to carry both a camera and tripod or monopod—ideal for events, travel, and outdoor shooting. At a glance Tripod carrier and camera holster kit Carries tripod or monopod up to 5 lb Keeps hands free while moving Mounts on either side of the hip Compact Black Widow holster for camera access Compatible with your own belt or Spider system Component breakdown Tripod carrier (860)Two low-profile pins attach to a tripod or monopod leg, allowing it to slot securely into a compatible holster system. The angled carry position keeps the support comfortable against your body and easy to access. When in use, the pins remain unobtrusive and do not interfere with normal tripod operation. Black Widow holsterA compact, all-metal holster designed for small to mid-size DSLR setups. It locks your camera in place when holstered and features a two-position quick-release for secure carry or fast access. The holster mounts to a belt and allows the camera to pivot naturally as you move, improving comfort during longer shoots. Why choose this kit This kit simplifies how you carry essential gear on location. Instead of managing a tripod in one hand and a camera on a strap, both are securely mounted at your hips—improving mobility and reducing fatigue. It’s a practical solution for photographers who need to stay agile without compromising access to their equipment. Ideal uses Location and travel photography Outdoor and landscape shooting Event coverage Run-and-gun video setups
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