Dogtra Belt Clips & Lanyards
Replacement Dogtra belt clips and lanyards. Small parts, but losing your remote in the field because a clip snapped is a bad day, so it's worth keeping a spare.
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Dogtra Belt Clip #4 Metal (Black, Small)
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Dogtra Belt Clip #5 Metal (Black, Large)
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Dogtra Belt Clip #6 Metal for Edge Series
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Dogtra Belt Clip #8 Metal
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Dogtra Belt Clip #9 Plastic
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Dogtra Lanyard
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Dogtra Lanyard Black #2 (2700T&B)
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Choosing Dogtra belt clips
Dogtra has used a few different clips over the years, and they aren't all interchangeable. Here's what we carry:
- Belt Clip #4, a small black metal clip.
- Belt Clip #5, a large black metal clip.
- Belt Clip #6, a metal clip made for the Edge series.
- Belt Clip #8, metal.
- Belt Clip #9, plastic.
Each product page lists the models it fits. If you can't tell which clip your remote takes, compare the mounting on the back of your remote with the product photo, or send us a picture and we'll match it.
Lanyards
A lanyard keeps the remote on you when you're climbing fences, handling birds or working in water. We stock the standard Dogtra lanyard and the black Lanyard #2 that comes with the 2700T&B.
Lots of hunters run both: the clip for everyday carry and the lanyard around the neck in thick cover, where a remote can get knocked off a belt without you noticing.
Metal or plastic?
Metal clips grip harder and last longer if you're in and out of a truck all day. Plastic is lighter and won't scratch the remote. Go with whatever your remote originally came with, since that's what the mounting was designed around.
Fitting a new clip
Most clips attach with a small screw or slide into a slot on the back of the remote. Take the old one off, line the new one up and fasten it firmly. Give it a tug before you head out. Dogtra's manuals on Dogtra's own site show the setup for each model.
When to replace a clip
Clips wear at the hinge and the spring. If yours has started to open on its own, or the remote twists loose when you bend over, it's time. The same goes for a lanyard with a frayed cord or a cracked clasp. Both are cheap compared with a lost remote, and a lost remote in a field of tall grass can take an hour to find, if you find it at all.
It's also worth checking the screw that holds the clip to the remote now and then. They can back out slowly over a season of bumps and vibration in the truck.
Questions people ask
Are these genuine Dogtra parts?
Yes, all original and brand-new.
Can I order a clip and a lanyard together?
Of course. Put everything in one order and it ships together. You'll find more small parts in Dogtra parts and accessories.