3 Legged Thing QR11 2.0 Universal L Bracket - Darkness

Available in short and full-body versions, this 2nd-generation of the 3 Legged Thing QR11 Universal L Bracket is designed to fit most mirrorless and DSLR cameras. This Arca-Swiss compatible bracket allows you to switch from landscape to portrait orientation and features a cut-out base for better access to moveable LCD screens. Additionally, it comes with a versatile 3 Legged Thing Hex tool, too.

3 Legged Thing QR11 2.0 Universal L Bracket Key Features:

• The second generation of 3 Legged Thing’s L bracket
• Designed to fit most mirrorless and DSLR cameras
• Flexibility thanks to its Arca-Swiss compatibility
• Fast switching from landscape to portrait modes
• The base is cut out for tilting rear screen movement
• Reversible vertical aspect for access to side ports
• 1/4"-20 screw threads for attachment of accessories
• 2 x 2.5 mm security screws for added protection
• 1/4"-20 stainless steel camera screw
• Camera strap connectors on each side

What’s in the box?

• 1 x QR11 2.0 Universal Quick Release L-Bracket
• 1 x 1/4"-20 Stagsden Stainless Steel camera screw
• 1 x Set of Security screws (2.5mm hex)
• 1 x Toolz (hex key, coin key, keyring, carabiner and bottle opener)
• 1 x Micro Fibre Pouch

3 Legged Thing QR11 2.0 Arca Swiss-Compatible Universal L-bracket Product Video:

FAQs:

What are the two sizes for?

The two different size options are to enable a wide range of compatibility across mainstream camera brands. The largest of the two is designed for full-body and gripped cameras.

How much does this bracket weigh?

To prevent adding excess bulk to your setup, 3 Legged Thing has kept the design of their universal L bracket incredibly lightweight, weighing only 104g. The full body version weighs a further 8g (112g total).

Is this bracket available in other colours?

3 Legged Thing brackets are available in 3 different colours - grey, copper and matte black (darkness). The matte black variant is a limited edition.

What is an L-bracket used for?

An L-brackets primary purpose is to allow you to rotate your camera from landscape to portrait perspective (horizontal to vertical) without having to roll your tripod head 90 degrees.