OP/TECH USASuper Classic Strap - UNI Loop (Nature)

Like the quick release.

Canon Professional Service used to give straps like this to members of their CPS service. Finances have shut that down so when I got a third Canon body, I searched for a comfortable strap and found these. They are very similar to the CPS straps and are just as strong and comfortable.While quality cameras like Canon and Nikon give the buyer a strap, they are neither as comfortable nor as "invisible" - the brand provided straps scream the camera name and model in bold letters - not something I think is a good idea since I feel it makes me a target for crooks ... This strap lets me and my camera remain anonymous - I love that. You may like that too...Excellent quality. Super comfortable. Doesn't attract thieves and is surprisingly affordable.Winner, winner, chicken dinner....

as mentioned elsewhere, the key feature here is the short (3 inches maybe) straps that tie to the camera body. this is great for folks who want to quickly unhook the straps and then use a tripod. other straps have longer ends that make the use of the camera on a tripod very clumsy

I have a few of their straps and lens cases. All well made and work great. I use this heavy duty strap on my medium size camera case, works so much better than the cheap strap the case came with.

OP/TECH makes some of the best straps at ultra-budget price points. While I prefer Peak Design Slide Lite straps, I bought this one for my sister because she wanted to get into casual photography. She loves it, and it's more than enough for her Nikon D700 + 24-120/4 or 70-300 lens.

Yet another great product from OP/TECH. I have several of their filter packs and I love their lens hoods. This is the second camera strap I have from OP/TECH and while both are great, I like this one the best.Both straps are essentially the same. My first OP/TECH camera strap has the disconnect clips next to the shoulder pad, where this strap has the disconnect clips about 3" from the body mounts. The original strap worked great until I bought a new Sony a99MK2, removed the strap from my original DSLR and installed it on the a99ii, intending to purchase a replacement from OP/TECH for my original body.Up front I should have been thinking of this. My original DSLR very rarely saw a tripod, but my new a99ii spends most of its life on a tripod outdoors. It doesn't take much wind to get those straps flopping around all over, causing noticeable image degradation. Yes, you can tie them up with rubber bands, twisties or whatever but that is a pain in the rear end when the camera is on and off the tripod every few minutes. So, the old strap quickly went back on the original body where I should have left it. :)A quick browse of OP/TECH's products quickly turned up the 'Super Classic Strap'. Excellent quality just like my original strap and without the 12-14" of strap still attached to the camera when the shoulder pad is removed. Strong wind still tends to blow the 'stubs' around but not nearly as bad as the much longer ones. So far I can't seen any image degradation in my images so I'm very happy.Another nice thing about this strap vs my older one is that when the camera is on a tripod and the strap is disconnected, the ends don't have a tendency to snag on ever stick, week or branch within 20 yards. :)The shoulder pad section - like my original - is very comfortable. A a99MK2 DSLT or a900 DSLR with a Zeiss 16-35 or 24-70 is maybe a bit much (especially with a grip and two batteries) for this strap. I think OP/TECH intended this strap for something just a tad smaller and lighter. However, I've been using my original strap for years and have never had a complaint. The shoulder pad is very soft and comfortable even considering its relatively narrow width and I've never seen the need for something more. The compactness of the strap also means its light and takes up little room in a bag/backpack. Very important when weight or space (or both) are at a premium.

This strap is WELL worth the price. The quality of it alone just amazes me. If you’re looking for a shoulder strap then don’t hesitate and get this one!There are a few notes I have for people that may be iffy. The strings that attach to your camera mounts/holes are thick. If your camera has small holes then you’ll need to add a keyring. Not a big deal.Another thing is that it is a pretty short strap. I’m 5’8” and the strap is sitting right above my hip bone when fully extended.Also, the non-slip on the shoulder pad works really well. I like that it gives me confidence that it won’t swing around but it also makes it a little difficult if you are trying swing your camera up to take a shot. If the strap was a little longer, this probably wouldn’t be a problem but given it’s length, you’ll have to adjust your shoulder pad to bring the camera up to your eye.

Good strap. Replacement for one that is at least 20 years old (as a pro and traveler I've more than abused this strap.) The loops are a great improvement! The old thread-through buckles dropped my Nikons a few times until I just started sewing them shut. These loops are easy on the camera body, and reliable. My experience is that these neoprene padded straps cuts the weight of the camera by 2/3rds. I've put them on every strap for every bag, camera.... The clips I've never had a problem with. (I have a similar but larger 2" clip-that does pop open, so if these ever slip from wear--replace it. Until you replace it, wrap it in tape. The wear doesn't show. Still if I slung heavy DSLRS for years and years without any problem.....). This new strap is about 3" shorter than my old strap. I prefer longer straps--even if most of the time I don't use the whole length. If it's just me an the camera, maybe a notebook, then I like the camera on my side down by my belt.The construction, except for the loops, is exactly the same as my old strap--so this should hold up long after Apple comes up with a 32K retina insert and it's mandatory we install them. On my old strap the neoprene padded strap separated a few years ago from the backing. The cross stitching is still holding to the lower straps. That's good engineering. Definitely the loops. There is absolutely no reason to use the other method.

Bought this for my photographer father. He is really impressed and uses it all the time. Excellent value for money.

J'aime beaucoup cette sangle, qui est plus confortable que l'originale de mon Lumix G9. J'ai fait une randonnée dimanche dernier en l'ayant autour du cou toute la journée et je ne l'ai pas sentie. De plus ce que j'aime particulièrement c'est le fait de pouvoir la déclipser. Comme ça, quand j'utilise le gimbal, je n'ai pas une sangle qui pendouille au milieu ! Parfait, et pas très chère en plus, je trouve.

Tiene una calidad excelente y es muy cómoda en el cuello. No la recomiendo para usar como correa al hombro.

I highly recommend this camera strap. I fitted it to my Nikon D850, which is a heavy camera, and used it for three days almost non-stop and I can say that it's really comfortable.

Voici des années que j’équipe mon matériel photographique avec ces courroie. Les avantages sont multiples.1- Le boîtier ne glisse pas sur l'épaule.2- Très confortable à porter autour du cou.3- La solidité.4- L'appareil photographique semble moins lourd car la charge est bien répartie sur la largeur de la courroie, ,la "mousse" a une certaine élasticité ce qui induit un certain confort.5- A mon sens c'est la courroie à acheter.