Godox Hot Shoe for V1 Flash for Nikon Cameras

I tripped and fell while holding both of my cameras while each had a V860iii attached. Miraculously, everything still worked after I got up and I finished shooting my job. The only things that broke were the plastic locking mechanisms on both flash feet when the cameras hit the ground. The V1 and the V860iii are almost identical aside from the head, so these replacement feet worked a treat to get my flashes working like new again. There are several YouTube videos showing how to do the swap. The only tricky part is the tiny ribbon cable that must be detached from the flash side to remove the old foot and then re-attached when installing the new one (the foot comes with a new ribbon cable attached to it). I have large, thick fingers, so I found it easiest to fold a 90 degree bend before the hard connector at the end of the ribbon cable and then use a spudger to evenly press it down into the circuit board connection on the flash. Make sure you have a small Philips screwdriver to remove and replace the four screws that attach the foot to the flash.