This grip is brand Neewer or Meike? Thanks
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I believe that this grip is a Meike. I have been using it for a few months now and I love it. It has worked out great for me.
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Depends what you want, remember there are three different kinds of versa gripps, check on their page the one you want and watch the sizing chart
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Yes, this is the original equipment Nikon grip, with the usual Nikon high quality (and high price...). Please see my review of this grip.
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Not Nikon brand. I use my camera as a professional (full time studio use). It works ok, just not the same feel. I have had true Nikon grips for our d700's in the past. Bought this grip thinking that I will most likely purchase a d800 later this year and this was a little savings on accessories.
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This is the heavy duty grip. I have it on both my 5D Mark III and the one made for the 7D. I love it!!! I had bought the Zeikos one before I bought the Canon and the Zeikos was a plastic piece of junk. So, I dropped some money and have been hysterically happy with this grip. I wouldn't give it another thought...buy it, you will thank me later.
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This grip is slightly fatter/wider than the plastic oem s&w; grip I removed from my 6906. Hope that helps.
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Apparently they don't make a grip for that model. At least nothing comes up on their site. Sorry, they work beautifully.
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Sorry but I am not sure of the answer. The blade I bought was an exact fit for the Acme model I own. I would be afraid of a possible wobble effect because you would have to really ream hard on the lock nut and even then it could come loose. Check Ebay and see if you can get a new/used one. Don
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the Meike body is made of plastic, much like my genuine Nikon MD-D80 for my D90, and has nicely textured rubber that is better than on my older Nikon unit. the Meike unit attaches securely to the D7100 via a metal tripod screw and is stabilized against twisting by two small plastic lugs and plastic around the electrical connectors... there is no discernible flex between body and grip in normal use. Overall I don't know how durable it will be or how much abuse it could take as a professional tool; but in moderate amateur use the overall construction seems fine.
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Sorry but I am not sure of the answer. The blade I bought was an exact fit for the Acme model I own. I would be afraid of a possible wobble effect because you would have to really ream hard on the lock nut and even then it could come loose. Check Ebay and see if you can get a new/used one.Don
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Shun, Kershaw and Kai are all the same. Mine has Kai on it in English and Shun japanese symbol.
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I agree, the Bosch Icon are the best for the buck. If you want the best blades possible and you want to use Bosch (EXCELLENT BRAND), get the Icons, they fit very well, the plastic is better and they fit snug on to the glass like a pair of gloves. I am replacing my icons this week and the ones I have on currently have been on there for 2 years, which is long. The cheap OEM ones last about 4-6 months, if that.
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Yes it is, The cheeper hand grips are poorly made compared to the original hand grips with all the control markings on the cheeper version coming off after just a bit of use, and the controls themselves start to malfunction after a short period of time. The original grip is just better made, and from my experience is worth the extra money you will never have a problem with it.I hope this helps.
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The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing. The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA... » Read More The brand name is BM Premium which as far as I can tell is sold by BigMikesElectronics.com on amazon. You cannot see the brand name sticker while the grip is attached. As far as I can tell it is a generic made grip which is offered by multiple sellers who can apply a brand sticker to it. What I can tell you is it has a good feel and sturdy design. I have had no issues with it so far and I have had it for about 6 months. Another good feature if it isn't already standard is it comes with 2 battery trays. One for Nikon or compatible batteries that fit the camera and one tray that accepts AA batteries if you're in a pinch. I hope all was helpful. Good photographing. « Show Less
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The yakgrips I have on my paddle are good ones. Not sure if they are model 200 or not. I would buy these again. In fact I have three pairs for my wife, myself and a friend to use when we kayak on the Willamette River in Oregon.
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Get the fury e-z grip key. Sold on Amazon. Way better than a regular key and pretty cheap and reliable.
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Buck makes two stock models of their excellent 192. One is a laminate birchwood handle and the other is a high grip type rubber material. I think the 192 is one of the best, all around fixed blade knives on the planet. I build custom knives as a hobby. I can't duplicate their excellent hollow grind, nor the great 420HC steel:)