GRIFFIN Survivor Harness Kit - Hand Holder - For Dell Latitude 10, Xps 10

- Versatile carrying options for your Survivor-clad Dell Latitude 10 or XPS 10 tablet
- Snug hand strap for one-handed use on the go
- Padded shoulder strap with 4 D-ring connection points
- Elastic-rimmed built-in nylon rain hood
- Self-contained ballistic nylon storage bag with oversize zipper pull

You've got your Dell tablet in a super-protective Survivor case, so it's already ready for a tough day on the job. Now we've got the one thing that can make your tablet even more usable and work-ready: the Survivor Harness Kit.

Griffin's Survivor Harness Kit gives you a way to carry your Dell Latitude 10 or XPS 10 that frees your hands and lets you get at your tablet quickly and easily. More than that, it gives you a way to carry and use your touchscreen one-handed, plus an additional layer of weather protection.

The Harness Kit wraps onto your Survivor-clad tablet with super-grippy reinforced elastic corner bands, designed to lock solidly into grooves in the Survivor case corners. On its back, it gives you a wide, comfortable elastic webbing hand strap. Slip either hand inside the strap; the Harness Kit grips your hand, leaving your other hand free to use your touchscreen.

Four 3/4-inch hexagon D-rings triple-sewn intothe handstrap corners give you plenty of connection points for the padded shoulder strap. An inner layer of sponge foam padding takes up the slack and conforms the harness to the shape of your Survivor case, with a spacer mesh to keep it breathable.

A built-in waterproof rain hood keeps your tablet weather-ready. When not in use, the shoulder strap fits inside a ballistic nylon storage bag (with an oversize zipper pull for gloved fingers). Your Latitude 10 or XPS 10 wears the storage bag snapped onto its corner D-rings like its own little backpack. Everything is neat, self-contained, and ready.

The Survivor Harness Kit is a versatile tool that extends the military-duty readiness of your Survivor case and your Dell tablet where it matters, whether that's on the job, out on the hiking trail, or in your own back yard.