Camera Strap,Soft Rope Camera Neck Strap, Shoulder Strap for DSLR SLR Mirrorless Camera with Round Hole Interface 100cm

This neckstrap is very comfortable, effective, well-made, and attractive! I use it with a compact Panasonic Lumix ZS50 camera. The strap is a thick, woven cotton rope-like material. I chose the olive green color, which contrasts well with the tan leather protective flaps at each end. The flaps prevent metal-on-metal scratching between the o-ring connectors and the sides of the camera. The 39-inch length results in the camera resting at the middle of my chest. It is just long enough to allow me to wear the strap slung from one side of the neck diagonally across and under the opposite arm, so that the camera rests near that arm and can then be brought upward to my face to take a photo using the viewfinder; when slung diagonally this way, it's not long enough to bring the camera up at arm's length in front of me to take a photo using the LCD screen. The thick, cushion-y rope-like strap is very comfortable, with no sharp edges to dig in to neck and shoulders. When not in use, you can wind the strap around the camera's body. This strap's connecting hardware is designed to run the metal o-rings easily through a camera that has EXPOSED lugs that jut out from the sides of the camera. However, my Lumix ZS50 has RECESSED neckstrap lugs that are FLUSH with the camera body. It took several minutes to figure out how to temporarily move the leather flaps over to the other side of the o-rings to then run the o-rings into the recessed camera lugs. I hope my accompanying photos show the result. My first impressions are highly favorable. Time will tell how durable the strap is, and whether it will be affected by rain. I strongly recommend this comfortable and attractive neckstrap.

Awesome camera strap and strong and perfect length. Easy to install and I highly recommend this brand, thanks!

Comfortable length, simple style, sturdy build - used frequently for almost a year now, endured some ruckus ventures like Burning Man and the remote jungles of Oaxaca.

Been using for several months now and I really love this strap. I wrap it around my wrist a few times when hand shooting, or sling it cross-body when carrying it.

I'm unsure how the expensive version of this strap would be better than this strap. This is softer than a camera strap fabricated from a mountaineering rope. It has a small amount of give [stretchiness], but it's not bad with my camera that quite light [16.5 oz (468 g)]. It's easy to wrap around the body when stowing the camera. It works great wrapped around my wrist when hand holding my camera. I don't have to go through the machinations to make sure the strap doesn't twist on itself that I do with a strap that is flat. Potential downside: It's not adjustable. I'm just over 6 feet tall and I wouldn't want the length of the strap to be much shorter when wearing the camera around my neck.

I have a +45 year old Minolta SLR (the first camera I ever owned) which was just mechanically restored to full factory-spec function, and I wanted a strap that was comfortable and looked classy and appropriate to the camera. Took a chance on this, and so far it’s perfect. The strap looks great and is indeed comfortable around my neck. The strap material is soft and not at all scratchy. Leather ends with rub protection for the camera is a nice touch. Not adjustable and maybe just a wee bit short for my 6’1” torso, but perfectly acceptable. IMO this strap will look good with any classic 70s or 80s SLR. Haven’t used it enough to evaluate wear over the long term, but it seems well made.

This is made for pin connectors on the camera, but can be connected to other mounts with the split rings. Just pull the leather over the ring, connect to the camera, and pull the ring back through the leather. Very comfortable, soft cotton strap. I would buy again.

The rope is soft, and the perfect length HOWEVER the O-Ring was difficult to install due to the small size. If I had paid more attention to the assembly I would have purchase the quick release version. My thumbs hurt now :\