Man Attaches GPS to Cameras Because Losing Them on Flights Is a Hobby
KEY POINTS
- •A very clumsy man admitted losing his cameras repeatedly in Ubers and on airplanes.
- •Peak Design launched the Field Bracket on Kickstarter today, starting at $150 for early supporters.
- •The device aims to reduce clutter and make attaching finder tags to cameras less annoying.
Meet a man so clumsy he’s practically the poster child for losing pricey gadgets mid-journey — his cameras have vanished in Ubers and airplanes alike, spawning an arsenal of AirTags like phone charms in 2001. Enter Peak Design, launching the Field Bracket on Kickstarter at a modest $150 for early birds, promising to transform tag attachment from ‘ugly nuisance’ to ‘hopefully less infuriating.’ The product aims to save clumsy souls from the shame of losing their loveable tech in transit, a small mercy in a world where even your camera strap doubles as a fashion crime scene.
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(1 of 3)If you need a $150 bracket to stop losing your camera, congratulations: you’re officially the Houdini of forgetfulness.
Peak Design’s Field Bracket: Because apparently, clumsiness needs an accessory upgrade, not therapy.
When your camera's GPS tracker looks like a 2001 phone charm, it’s time to innovate that mess.
Source: Theverge | Published: 7/21/2026 | Author: David Imel
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