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High-quality strap material
Durable and dirt-resistant, safe to use
Exquisite stitching
Beautiful details and firm stitching
Quick release buckle design
Can be quickly removed and installed, easy to use
Compatible with Peak Design
Compatible with Peak Design, no barriers to communication, providing more convenient and open use
Esyu
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025
I have a very expensive ($50) camera strap that I use on all of my cameras. This looks like a copycat design. I'm not sure. However, it was the reason I was interested in trying it. I really like this style, where the straps easily hook onto the tiny pull tabs. i have tried many binocular straps and they eventually break at the connection point, so I put this one on it when the last strap broke, and I was super pleased with how easy it was to connect to the binoculars, and how adjustable the strap was. I'm never going back to a "standard" binocular strap because they've let me down in the field so many times.Obviously, this can be used as a camera strap, too though because of the thinner straps, and compared to the brand that I use, I would save this for lighter camera set-ups (where I use a very large and heavy lens).
Jeff Miller
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
Terrific item as good or better than Peak Design strap! Way less cost
Ryan Smith
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025
I have a Peak Design strap, but it's a much wider one, and that width means that the strap takes up more space that I'd like sometimes. I thought that a narrow strap might be better for some travel situations.And the strap is nice - it feels nice and the color is good. The camera that I'm using this with is small and light so I don't find the strap uncomfortable.I do have two problem with the attachment mechanism. First, the round buttons do not slide in and out as easily as the PD ones. I can use them in a PD holder, and I can use PD buttons in this holder. But these don't move as nicely. It's not really a big deal since I don't often take the strap off. The bigger problem is the release mechanism isn't as robust as I'd like. Sometimes it wouldn't operate when I wanted it to and once it opened when I wasn't quite ready for it. You operate it by pushing it in and sliding, and the thing you push in sticks out quite a bit. I use these straps while hiking which includes rock scrambling, and I could see the button getting pressed accidentally. It's just not as secure as the Peak Design design.
Andowan
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
This canera strap is nice and easy to use. The strap adjusts easily. Color is nice. Works with PD which is nice. It’s not as comfortable but it’s nice to have an alternative that works with PD. The clip part is not as smooth to use as peak design.
GK
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
I don’t own a peak design strap so cannot comment if this strap is compatible with its anchors. The strap and anchors look good quality. Easy to use and setup is quick. Press+push/pull to attach and detach the connector. One thing that I overlooked before ordering is the width of the strap. It is only three quarters of an inch wide, looks wider in the images but it is narrow. I prefer wider straps.I am 5’10” tall, the strap is long enough to extend close to my hip when worn crossbody.Costs less than half the price of a peak design strap, a good buy, wish it was wider.
Ralph
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This is absolutely one of the best camera straps I've used. What makes it so great you may ask? Well, read on!First, what is the camera strap for...obviously holding your camera when you are hand shooting. It should keep the camera out of the way but available for that next shot. This strap is perfect for that. It is adjustable so that you can have your camera down as far as your stomach area if you wish or as high as your chest. The previous strap I was using was entirely too short, had the camera up in my chest all the time which puts the camera in the way. So, kudos for being adjustable and long enough to be functional.The next question is ease of use. Defining use, one of the things I like to do is a combination of hand shooting and gimbal shooting. As you know, if you use a gimbal you need to balance the camera and having a strap interferes with that. Being able to remove the strap quickly (and install it quickly) is important. This strap comes with quick release/connect tabs and is absolutely perfect for that application. Further, the connection is very secure so you don't have to worry about your camera falling off of your neck by accident.Next, one may wonder about using a strap that comes with the camera. Most of these are branded and, in my humble opinion, invite theft. This strap is not branded and therefore, suitable for use without advertising.Finally, there is comfort. The strap is comfortable for all day use depending on the weight of your setup. I have a fairly robust camera/lens combination and found the strap to be comfortable enough for all day use.Overall, no complaints across the many uses. 5 stars from me.
Ryan L
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025
I got the chance to use this at a wedding where I was running video, and shooting a lot of handheld footage. I often shoot handheld with my arms out and the strap behind my neck with no slack, in order to get some on-the-fly steadying and support. The digital steadying within the camera can usually handle the rest of any jitters or bumps from me. My camera is a Canon R6ii with the 28-70 L lens, and I was getting a little tired of using the extra beefy straps that get in the way sometimes. I'm not sure the exact weight but it's a fairly heavy rig for shooting video handheld. I was worried this thin strap would eventually become uncomfortable, but it did not! I was pleasantly surprised how well it did it's job and stayed comfortable. After about 7 hours of off-and-on shooting at the wedding, I really did not have any neck pain from this strap. I could adjust it easily when needed with the 1 hand pull strap, which really does work 1 handed. It also fit my Peak Design connectors just fine. If anything they seem a little stronger than the PD ones. Finally, I liked how easily and quickly I could detach the whole thing, fold it up, and stuff it in my back pocket when needed. I can't ever do that with the bulky straps, so I'll be using this one a lot more often. All in all, I highly recommend this strap!
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