Canon Extension Grip EG-E2

Code: 38511RDM

Manufacturer code: 7624C001

Canon Extension Grip EG-E2 is an ergonomic grip extension designed specifically for the Canon EOS R8 Mark II mirrorless camera. Attached to the bottom of the camera, it increases the overall grip height and provides a more comfortable and secure hold. It is particularly useful for photographers with larger hands and when working with larger or heavier lenses.

Who is it for?

The Canon EG-E2 is designed for EOS R8 Mark II users who find the standard camera body too compact or want additional support for their little finger. The extended grip improves handheld comfort and helps provide better balance when using larger Canon RF lenses.

Key benefits

Designed specifically for the Canon EOS R8 Mark II
Increases the height of the camera grip
Provides additional support for the little finger
Improves handling and stability
Particularly useful with larger and heavier lenses
Easy attachment to the bottom of the camera using the locking dial
Camera battery can be replaced without removing the grip
Convenient access to the memory card is maintained
Integrated tripod socket allows tripod use with the grip attached
Supports the Canon Hand Strap E2

Comparison with alternatives

Compared with using the EOS R8 Mark II without an extension grip, the EG-E2 provides more room for your fingers and a more comfortable hold while keeping the camera relatively compact. Unlike a battery grip, the EG-E2 does not provide additional battery capacity or vertical shooting controls – its main purpose is to improve ergonomics and camera balance.

FAQ

Is the Canon EG-E2 compatible with the EOS R8 Mark II?

Yes. The EG-E2 is specifically designed for the Canon EOS R8 Mark II.

Is the EG-E2 a battery grip?

No. It is an ergonomic grip extension and does not hold an additional battery.

Do I need to remove the EG-E2 to change the battery?

No. The battery can be replaced while the grip remains attached.

Can I use a tripod with the EG-E2 attached?

Yes. An integrated tripod socket is provided on the bottom of the grip.

Who will benefit most from the EG-E2?

Photographers with larger hands and users of heavier lenses who want a more secure and comfortable grip.

Specifications

Type: Camera grip extension
Compatibility: Canon EOS R8 Mark II
Mounting: Bottom-mounted with locking dial
Battery access: Yes, without removing the grip
Memory card access: Yes
Tripod socket: Yes
Compatible hand strap: Canon Hand Strap E2
Additional battery: No
Vertical shooting controls: No

Warranty 24 months

Weight 0.091 kg

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Warranty	24 months
Weight	0.091 kg
Product codes	38511RDM 7624C001 4549292260465

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