Garmin Swivel Belt Clip, Standard Packaging

I’ve used this for a couple of years and never had any problems….. I had to return my unit and get a new one and when it came back it didn’t have this in it so I bought a new one….. hope to have the same kick from this one as I did the other one

It is a original garmin replacement. It is just like the one that came with my alpha.

This clip was purchased for a Garmin Etrex 10. I actually think the design is fine, but mine had a mechanical problem. The concept is that the clip has two parts: A belt component that attaches to your belt and a device component that attaches to the Garmin GPS device. The two pieces mate by clipping together. There is a swivel in the belt component and the device component stays attached and is released with a trigger built into the belt component. You can remove the device by pressing the trigger and your bet attachment stays on your belt.It's really not a bad product, actually. The one complaint is that it is a little less compact than the standard belt clip, and it could be prone to failure after many uses.

Nicely made out of quality materials and provides a much more stable mount on both belt and pack than the carabiner clip included with the $450 inReach. Seriously: come on Garmin! Why isn't this included with the unit? At a retail price point of under $8 (shipped, and in glossy retail packaging, no less), this product costs no more than $2. Why not just include it with the $450 unit to begin with? This is a lot more useful than the carabiner clip that was included and leaves the unit hanging, swinging, and bouncing.

I am sorry that I used the Carabiner attachment for my Oregon 450 as long as I did. I like this one much better! It attaches very easily and securely to the waist belt of my day pack. I can easily remove the GPS from the clip, accomplish what I need to do, and then just as easily reinsert it into the clip with a very prominent "click" verifying it is indeed secure again. And it will just as easily and securely attach to any belt up to an inch and a half wide (1 1/4 - 1 1/2 being ideal). Worth noting: when I was looking to purchase one of these, I saw a You Tube video review (not sure where) that showed an Oregon 450 easily falling out of one of these clips when turned upside down. Perhaps that was another make, I don't recall. But I can assure you that that cannot happen with this Garmin one. Both the GPS attachment and the separable clip are both very secure in all positions!

I have had two of these clips fail in about 10-15 uses each. At least they are cheap to replace. Bottom line: just not durable enough for the task and activities one uses it in.The engineering and materials are not up to the same level of durability of the handset and are under-designed for the environment and tasks one would use them in -- hiking, hunting, bushwhacking, running. The plastic notch on this clip that secures to the knob on the handset is too soft and wears quickly, causing the handset to not lock in place. Second, the metal spring and the manner by which it is secured inside the housing is too delicate for the abuse the device may receive.

I've had Garmins for years that used this kind of belt clip (it was originally designed by Nokia for their mobile phones if you are old enough to remember them) and I like it much better than the carabiner clip the GPSMap 66i comes with. It is easier to access the GPS unit one-handed and you can clip it to the front of your belt for easy access. Some people have complained the clip can fall apart if you're not careful. That's been a problem with this clip for years. All I do is run a bead of epoxy around the joint where the two halves come together (when I first get it, before it comes apart!) and I haven't had any problem.

Nice product but has to be removed each time you want to charge battery as clip covers battery charging port

ガーミンはGPSMAP60CSｘから使用していました。今回GPSMAP64ｓに変更。60CSｘと同じクリップが使用でき今までと同じように取り付けできて満足です。

The media could not be loaded.  Ottimo!! E' quello che cercavo, io lo uso così come si vede nel filmato, se premi il pulsante e se la slitta è ben inserita nel dispositivo si stacca tutto molto facilmente, può succedere che estraendolo si stacchi dalla slitta che rimane agganciata al suo posto ma va bene lo stesso. Per precauzione ho aggiunto un cordino di sicurezza con un'asola da infilare nella cinghia pettorale.Secondo me il sistema è molto valido penso che ne prenderò un altro di riserva.

La clip è molto comoda e ben fatta, è un accessorio indispensabile per attaccare il navigatore alla cintura dei pantaloni o meglio ancora allo spallaccio dello zaino. Io lo tengo ancorato al cinghietto pettorale dello zaino. Molto comoda la funzione di sgancio rapido per prendere in mano il navigatore e poi riagganciarlo. Sicuramente l'accessorio è molto utile ma reputo il prezzo troppo elevato e soprattutto penso che un accessorio del genere debba essere incluso nella confezione del navigatore e che non debba essere acquistato con un accessorio a parte in questo Garmin mi ha un po' deluso... Ecco spiegate le 4 stelle.

Premetto che ho voluto acquistare questo prodotto comunque, anche a discapito di quanto letto in un paio di recensioni.il prodotto è veramente ottimo ben fatto e molto comodo; specie perché consente di attaccare/staccare il dispositivo con estrema facilità grazie all’apposito pulsante di rilascio (che deve essere posizionato verso l’alto, non come qualcuno che l’ha messo sottosopra 🤣).Provato già in un paio di escursioni in montagna di media lunghezza (anche con passaggi su roccette o passaggi in cresta dove c’era bisogno delle mani per andare avanti), agganciato alla cintura in vita dello zaino non da alcun fastidio e grazie allo “snodo” è sempre nella posizione adatta al momento

Ottimo prodotto, pratico e sembrerebbe robusto.Nota negativa, il prezzo, decisamente alto per il prodotto in se che probabilmente dovrebbe avere un costo di due euro, tre giusto per il marchio Garmin e la confezione. Penso sarebbe più corretto ed onesto inserirlo nella confezione assieme al gps.Purtroppo però pur ingegnandomi non ho trovato un sistema più pratico per poterlo attaccare allo spallaccio dello zaino.Nota positiva, si aggancia perfettamente al mio Etrex