OP/TECH USA 1601502 Mirrorless Camera Strap with QD Connectors - Black

I love how this strap has a little bit of give. It sits comfortably around the neck, and the padding is soft so it doesn't cut into the back of your neck, even with a large lens.

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I feel this strap is exceptional for smaller or mirrorless cameras. The OP/TECH quick connect system is wonderful as I can quickly change from neck strap to wrist strap in seconds The connectors are very secure and I've tested them to make sure they would not unbuckle by accident nor from abuse. It can be unbuckled from near the camera or up near the padded strap. This is well made and looks great. I even love the shade of black - all of it is a satin black. The instant you put this around your neck it feels so comfortable and the amount of shock absorbing stretch is just right. It also has some kind of rubberized material that keeps it from sliding off my shoulder. The stitching is heavy duty as are all the materials used. It's not overly wide nor long. There are no loose ends to the strap as it's a continuous adjustable loop. This also makes adjustments to the length exceptionally quick and while your wearing it.Those loose ends always annoyed me to some extent . It looks of quality and it is. I'll admit when I buy anything for my camera, looks play into my decisions and this compliments my camera gear. Just get it, it's a steal at this price and I can't think of a better neck strap.

I bought this product about 3 months ago and since it has become my main camera strap. I pretty much use my cameras daily and I've had bad experiences with cheaper neoprene style straps, where I've nearly dropped the camera into the ground due to unsafe hooks and such. However, this system is very sturdy, much more than it would appear at first sight on the images, it takes plenty of force to unhook the whole system apart. I've used this strap mainly with two cameras, an Olympus OM-D EM10 micro 4/3rds mirrorless, and a Minolta film camera, and it has performed excellently with both. The strap has two sides, one rubberized and one with the neoprene material and they can both be used equally depending on the preference, the former for added grippiness, the latter for comfort if its on your skin. An added advantage is the system approach to this strap, since multiple loops can be bought for all your gear, you can use this one strap across all your cameras by unhooking and hooking very quickly, and also allows to upgrade or complement other Optech straps if you needed.

Wow. This quality and design of this strap clearly exceeded my expectations on my Fuji x-T10. The "give" of the neoprene shoulder pad provides incredible comfort. The QD loop easily attached to the camera lug. Love the fact that the loop itself is woven nylon, and won't cause any dings or scratches to the camera body (ditto for the wider nylon carry strap or the hard nylon quick disconnects). This strap has a modular design, comprised of 5 distinct sections held together by quick disconnects ("QD"s - this allows the strap to be easily removed intentionally (e.g when using the camera on a tripod). As many reviewers have noted, the QD's aren't prone to accidental openings that could result in camera drops. If you really want a belt and suspenders approach, the larger QD's can be further protected from accidental openings by using simple Velcro strips (Op/Tech sells them but they're just strips of Velcro One Wrap you can make yourself). The strap design also allows for simple, easy adjustment of length and carry position against the body, without having to remove it. For each side, just hold the upper (larger) larger QD clip and slide it up or down to change its length Op/Tech's modular approach also offers another benefit- just buy another set of QD loops and you're able to switch the strap between multiple non-dSLR cameras. And if one section gets damaged, etc., you can replace that part only (but given the low cost of the entire strap, savings vs a totally new strap may be pretty minimal). One caveat - as the strap ages or experiences frequent use, be sure you have a plan to regularly inspect the "QD loop" (where it attaches to the camera lug) for any signs of wear.