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Godox FG-40

Godox FG-40 Hot Shoe Flash Grip Handle for Speedlite Flash

This Godox FG-40 is a rugged and portable grip for all Godox speedlight flashes, and it can also be used with any light or flash with a hot shoe adapter. Its user-friendly design lets you quickly handhold and position your flash or. Anti-skid grooves provide for a firm grip and a 1/4″-20 threaded hole on the bottom of the grip enables you to mount it on a light stand, boompole, and more.

R179.00 incl VAT

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Key Features

  •  For Godox Flashes
  • ant-slip, firm grip
  • allows for mounting to tripod/light stand etc
 

Godox FG-40 Overview

This Flash Grip from Godox is a rugged and portable grip for all Godox speedlight flashes, and it can also be used with any light or flash with a hot shoe adapter. Its user-friendly design lets you quickly handhold and position your flash or. Anti-skid grooves provide for a firm grip and a tripod screw fitting on the bottom of the grip enables you to mount it on a light stand, tripod, and more.  

Godox FG-40 Specs

Item Type Handheld Grip Number of Sections 1 Length Not Specified by Manufacturer Mount (to Light/Accessory) Hot Shoe Mount (to Stand) Tripod screw fitting      

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Scheduled downtime

Ozow scheduled maintenance:
On the evening of 5 October 2025, leading into 6 October 2025. The expected downtime will last approximately four hours, from 23h00 on 5 October until 03h00 on 6 October.