Adjustable Camera Shoulder Strap with Quick Release Plate, Comfortable Long Sling Neck Belt for All DSLR Camera Nikon Canon Universal - Black

Amazing. Opening the package the item is pleasing to the eye and looks to be of top quality and to your surprise it is. This strap is very well made and does exactly what it states. The extra security of having the screw closer on the clip is a major plus. Now that I have this there’s no going back to the boring generic straps that are sold with the camera.

Quality product, well made and durable. The clip is spring loaded and locks when attached to the camera. An eyelet threads into the 1/4-20 threaded hole on the bottom of the camera most commonly used for tripod mounting. The eyelet includes a rubber washer to protect damage to the camera when screwing the inlet into the camera. Note** these eyelets can unscrew and become loose when walking and bouncing the camera around. Be sure to purchase a camera safety tether to be certain your camera won't go crashing to the ground. Otherwise I recommend this strap highly.

It works wonderful just as I expected. The strap could be longer though. I’m only 5 foot nine and I have it fully extended and it just barely reaches my waist on the opposite side. If it was a little longer I could park the camera in its case on my belt. Taller people would find it short leaving the camera under your elbow.

Used for my DSLR as well as my lumix300. The connection is small enough that you have space to change your batteries if needed be. I am always concerned that this will unscrew and my camera will fall off. Has not happened yet.

I like that you can adjust the strap in multiple ways. My only issue was it took a little while to understand fully how to adjust

Just perfect fit, great quality and as always fast shipping.

I love this product

this is a nice strap for my camera. it attaches nice to my camera. no worries of dropping it.

Most importantly, the camera seems secure. The screw has never come even a little loose even after 8+ hours hiking around with a pretty big lens. I'd say the bigger risk is the sling sliding off your shoulder. I don't like the extra strap under my armpit. It's uncomfortable and doesn't do that much to keep the sling from sliding around anyway. I'm not sure if that's better on the name brand versions or if it would fit others better. Regardless, many times while I'm taking pictures, the sling turns into a belt. It's never happened while my camera was resting at my waist when I'm walking around, but I'm basically always a little worried it's going to slide off and hit the ground. So, when I use this sling, I basically always hold the camera with one hand anyway, so it's more like a backup in case I drop it, which hasn't happened yet when I'm using it. Honestly, you're probably just as well off, if not better, to just buy a rock climbing sling and dollar store carabiner.