- Item Weight: 45 g
- Boxed-product Weight: 68 g
- Item model number: 1301652
- ASIN: B0010HA68I
- Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 22 July 2008
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 12,429 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
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21 Nov 2011
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What a genius idea! I spent 5 days backpacking with my Nikon D90 and 18-200 VR zoom hanging from ny neck on the Nikon strap, and I do not recommend that! Upon returning I set out to find a better way to carry a heavy SLR. The Op/Tech strap system is the best I've found, AND it's by far the most cost effective. These in particular, if you're a hiker or wear a backpack while traveling, are awesome. They clip right onto your backpack straps and transfer the weight of the camera to your pack instead of your neck. They also stabilize the camera pretty well from swinging, etc. And don't worry about what to do when you take the backpack off- just unclip the quick release fittings and the camera goes in your hand while the straps stay on the pack! Dump the pack, connect the quick release fittings to your regular Op/Tech strap and you're back in business with a normal camera strap inside of 10 seconds. I also have the sling strap (compare to the name brands that are $80!!!) and I love that as well, all again configurable in seconds since they share the quick release fittings. Great product!
Does the job perfectly
6 Aug 2011
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I hike a lot with my camera - having the pack and a camera strap, plus frequently a towel, there's just too much stuff around my neck. These solved the problem. My pack has loops on the front of either shoulder - I attached these straps there. Now the camera weight is transferred to the pack, Perfect length, perfect fit. If I want to take off the pack, I'll detach the camera then use the snap connectors to attach the camera to my neck strap - nice! I picked up a couple of these plus some loop connectors. Now I have them on both my cameras and two packs. I can also use them to attach smaller cameras, a GPS, etc. - one to each strap.
Back to the camera - I use a Canon 7D - the length of the straps is perfect for my back packs. These sure beat the jury-rigged straps I used to use!
Back to the camera - I use a Canon 7D - the length of the straps is perfect for my back packs. These sure beat the jury-rigged straps I used to use!
The ONLY way to carry a camera while hiking!
22 July 2011
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I used these straps to attach to my Lowepro Versapack 200AW bag and they work perfectly. What a difference carrying the weight of the camera on your shoulder straps instead of around your neck! The nicest part is that within seconds I can unhook my camera and attach it to the fantastic Optech shoulder strap as well.
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