Camera Strap by The Rembrandt Project ~ Ergonomic Black Shoulder Sling for Men & Women ~ ~ Padded And Distributes Weight Evenly for 100% Neck Comfort ~ DSLR ~ Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony

I recommend this strap. Having carried around a DSLR for several years on family vacations (with two small kids) I knew I needed something more versatile than the standard strap or just continually taking the camera out of the bad. Both me and my wife enjoyed having the camera hang at our side and having it completely accessible.The product is comfortable, easy to adjust, and allows the camera to hang just as advertised.I just used it in for a week-long vacation in Disney World and our camera spent very little time stored in a bag and made taking pictures of all types easier and more enjoyable.One Recommendation: Get a secure lens cap and one that if it comes off your lens it doesn't fall. The camera will bounce around depending on your walking/run, and I dropped our lens cap several times. I'm buying a new attachment for it now, but just dealt with it on vacation.

I used this strap for nearly two years, it is extremely comfortable and the shift from resting to shooting positions is very smooth and I feel it is one of the best straps at this price point. HOWEVER, the screw has a tendency to come loose over long shoots. I caught it coming loose multiple times before it finally unscrewed without me noticing and dropped my DSLR and expensive lens to the concrete below. DSLRs are made for a fall but the length of the lens and the angle of the fall damaged the mount so I had to send my camera back to Nikon for an expensive repair.If you have expensive equipment, it's worth spending more money on a safer sling or BUY A TETHER along with this strap if you're unwilling to spend more.

It shipped fast and is good quality for the money. What I don't like about it is how short the strap is. I have it adjusted as long as it goes and my camera is banging against my elbow. If you weigh between 80 and 110 this strap may work for you.

I dropped my D810 + 70-200VRII because the screw loose by itself. The lens was damaged, filter shattered, lens can not zoom. The camera stopped working. This is an very important project which involved a large team.I purchased two straps because it is conformable but I don't think I can trust how they connect to the camera anymore. It definitely need a lock. In my project, the equipment itself cost more than $5000. It was really a huge loss for me. I hope no other user will have the same disaster in the future.

The cushioned pad is a tad too wide to my liking but has excellent weight distribution, the combined weight of my DSLR and a long zoom telephoto did not seem to be to matter. This will be an excellent equipment to use on long outdoor treks when I do nature photography.I used to own a similar neck strap (which I misplaced) from famous name brand maker that I paid for almost twice as much. This item looked and wore almost the same as my previous neck strap. The craftsmanship is excellent.

Overall I have used this strap for a few weeks now, two things that I absolutely dont like about it:1. Keeps coming loose, I almost lost my camera one time. a BIG NOOOO2. The bottom hook has a thread which has scratched my camera and I am NOT HAPPY AT ALL!! i am really upset about this and will want to send it back due the fact that it scratches my camera.In short overall the strap is cheaply made not much though it put into the user dynamic's of it. seems like the design was copied from else where and just replicated.

I've been using this strap for about a month now on pro shoots. No problem handling a Nikon 610 with a battery pack, an 80 to 200 2.8 lens and an SB800 Flash. So it has proven itself!

Very Comfortable and Easy to use. The clip sometimes feels like it is going to come off but it doesnt. I recommend getting and using this instead of the ones that comes with your camera.