Op/Tech Usa E Z Comfort Strap (Black) Neoprene Neck Strap For Cameras And Binoculars, 2701252

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Op/Tech Usa E Z Comfort Strap (Black) Neoprene Neck Strap For Cameras And Binoculars, 2701252

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Description

Streamlined neoprene design fits most camera and binoculars-including those with binocular rain guards
Easy to attach and adjust with 3/8" Wide webbing
No quick disconnects
Fully adjustable length of 22" To 44" (55, 9cm - 111, 8cm)
Made in the USA

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Wonderfully light weight and useful! I have this and another (much larger) OP/TECH strap. I really like this one for my 5D + 24-70mm f/2.8 and on my 7D mk II + 18-135 IS. I thought I'd want the bigger one when using the f/2.8 glass: Nope. Don't need it. This "little" strap does great even with some real weight on it.I think I'll only break out that big one if I'm shooting the 70-200 f/2.8 on a body with a grip. But, if I did that, I'd be on a monopod. Hmm... I'm not sure there's a reason for me to ever use the bigger strap! 5Very Comfortable Strap For a Small Camera or Binoculars I am using this strap attached to the case that is on my Samsung NX Mini camera. It is excellent for that purpose. It's comfortable, camera hangs low enough on the chest but not too low, has adjustable straps & not huge so fits in my day bag easily. I ordered the black which is black - not charcoal/gray like the photo in the description shows. I don't expect this strap will last as long as the Tamrac strap I have on my DSLR but for the money & simplicity of this strap, it's perfect for my use. When it starts to get old/cruddy, I'll just buy another.I'm not sure I would trust it long-term on my big DSLR camera. That might be too much weight & that camera is too expensive to take chances with. I'm buying another one of these straps to put on my binoculars. 5Just what I needed, nothing more. Almost all new DSLRs, Mirrorless, and High-End Point & Shoots come with a strap. Those straps are fine, but I prefer not to walk around town with the manufacturer's logo emblazoned on my neck. As a result, whenever I get a new camera, I like to leave the included strap in its packaging and buy a 3rd party strap like this one. This OP/TECH strap comes in a no-frills re-sealable plastic sleeve. I was able to install the strap on my camera's lugs with ease, and adjust everything to my preferred settings.I will say that this strap is a bit short, but that's not a problem for me as I use a small Micro 4/3 camera and I prefer to have the camera close to my body as to avoid bumps while I'm walking through crowds. At the same time, the strap is long enough for me to double around my wrist while shooting so that I have some stabilization and do not drop the camera. The neck part of the strap is a nice, cushy black foam. My camera body and lens weigh almost nothing, but I'm certain that this would be comfortable for someone using a larger camera/lens combo. The build seems durable, but I can not speak o how it will hold up long term as I have only owned it for a short time. Extra points for being affordable. I've seen straps that do the same thing but cost much more.tl;dr- Cheap and it does the job. Doesn't strain the neck. Recommended. 4Comfortable, inexpensive non-QR strap that can bleed onto light colored clothing I've been looking for something to use instead of the dreadful Nikon strap, and I'm terrified of quick-release camera straps (I've read the reviews, I know they're durable, but I just can't trust my camera and telephoto to some flimsy looking plastic thingies...), so after much research I decided to give the OP/TECH strap a try.First of all, the neoprene part of the strap is pretty small. I'm pretty thin, so that isn't a problem, but for wider, male necks it might be somewhat uncomfortable because the sewn-on tougher outer parts might start digging into your skin. Not a problem with lighter cameras/binoculars, but if you have heavy equipment it could be an issue.Also, the first time I tried out the strap on a hot sunny day at an outdoor festival I was unpleasantly surprised to find that the strap had bled onto my light-colored t-shirt. It came off in the wash, but now I know that if it's hot outside, I'm not going to be carrying my camera on my neck/shoulder as much.On the bright side, it's a great strap! It's incredibly comfortable, well-made, and easy to put on. I've used it with my 80-200 monster Nikkor lens (pair that with a camera and that's quite a lot of weight to have hanging on your neck) and the difference from the Nikon strap was indescribable. It does bounce a bit when walking, but I find that actually comfortable - as though the impact of the weight is being absorbed by the neoprene.All in all, for under $10 it's a steal. After this one is done, I'm going to look into the more expensive OP/TECH straps (hopefully by then they will have more non-QR options), just to see if there is a difference. But it looks like this one will last me quite a while, and I'm perfectly happy with that. 4My perfect small DSLR strap! This is the strap I've been looking for. A neoprene pad with a bit of "give" for comfort, and no extraneous buckles, quick releases, etc. Well made, with real leather tabs connecting the webbing to the pad and good stitching. My only slight gripe is that for more security I would like an extra "keeper" on each side, but I just added a couple taken off an old Tamrac strap. Very comfortable for carrying a camera just around the neck, and for neck-and-shoulder carrying I have the pad offset (i.e. one end of the strap shorter than the other) so the pad rather than the leather tab is on my collar bone.Clearly, some of the reviews are of a different product. For example, length - the strap I received has an overall length of over 50" and when securely attached to the camera can have a free length of up to 45" which is more than I need.So overall, a great buy! 5Hasn't dropped a camera yet. The strap is decent quality and durable, I've had one for years. My only complaint is that the neoprene portion is too short for my large neck and the sewn on tabs chafe, but it is no less comfortable than the factory Canon straps I've used it to replace. It would be nice if they made it with or offered a unit with a longer padded portion. Note I got this for a recently acquired EOS M and the straps on it are too wide and do not fit the camera. They are properly sized for standard EOS cams. 3functional strap, but may not fit your binoculars or camera This strap is fine, probably no more than I could expect for the price. It works with Leupold Yosemite binoculars, but I have two issues. First, it took some effort to attach the strap - the ends are too wide and thick for the (whatever you call the place where you insert the strap!) on my binoculars, so I had to cut the strap in a narrow point, insert, and then burn to melt the end so the strap wouldn't fray. Adjusting the strap is not easy for the same reason, but I won't need to adjust the strap often if at all. Second, the soft part of the strap that goes around the neck is just a strip of foam - it's functional but not particularly nice. 3... strap with my Canon DSLR and it was really comfortable. The neoprene had just the right amount of ... I used this strap with my Canon DSLR and it was really comfortable. The neoprene had just the right amount of softness to it and made it very comfortable to wear around the neck or shoulder all day long. I also liked the width of the strap, especially when it was on my shoulder. Since it was wider than the original strap, I felt like it stayed on better. The material was soft but also added grip to not slip off my shoulder. The strap never got hot and never dug into my skin. The length for me was long enough to go diagonal across my chest which I also really liked. The connectors were easy to attach and never slipped off the camera. This strap is a great addition to anyone's camera bag. 5Very Comfortable to use , not premium. Its ok. It works 4Comfortable but inexpensive strap Mine arrived yesterday and was immediately put on my Canon T3i. I couldn't wait to take the stock Canon strap off. Theirs are the absolute worst...scratchy and very uncomfortable. The OP/TECH strap is a bit narrower and the neoprene won't scratch your neck. I try to carry my camera diagonally at my left side and then pull up to shoot, which requires the strap to slide around my neck and over whatever shirt I wear. Canon strap won't do this as it has a rubbery backing...but this strap will. I've also read some of the reviews on here that mention this strap being quite short...and others say the length is adequate. So I was a little apprehensive about buying. Not to worry...the problem is that people aren't adjusting the strap out to it's limits. When mine arrived, I noticed that it was packaged with the adjustments set quite short. You just need to change this and it will lengthen out to around 45"...and still be secure on the camera. So if you're hesitating because of what you read regarding this issue, measure your present strap from lug to lug. If it's within a couple of inches of 45", you'll be good to go. This one will do just fine for me... especially considering that it was only 10 bucks. 4

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