Review on 📸 Black C-Loop Custom SLR Glide One Strap Camera System - Gliding Camera Strap with Quick-Release Buckles for DSLR, Mirrorless, Micro Four Thirds Cameras by Lance Story

I like this system. I personally wouldn't recommend it to lower people though. I'm 6ft 3cm and can easily see that even with the shortest adjustment length it can be too long for smaller individuals. So, with that caveat in mind, I'll give my opinion. This is a very well designed strap if you are interested in a sling style solution. Each connection point is pivotable (the neoprene piece worn over the shoulder is in turn connected to the "rotating clips" that form the secondary part of the belt, which in turn are connected to a "buckle-like" connector that is in turn is connected to ribbons connected to terminal C!). It might seem confusing, but it's all clearly designed to keep the entire system moving with you. The C-clamp that connects to the tripod mount on the bottom of your camera is a job of genius. It fits very securely without having to use a special wrench to secure it (and it has two "wings" that rotate). This does two things: It protects the threads in the tripod socket from excessive force and allows the camera to wobble so that the strap never buckles. This description doesn't really do it justice. Just visit the Custom SLR website. It works as advertised. All the parts that make up the system feel very durable and the neoprene part that slides over the shoulder is perfect for hot days. You can also easily detach the camera from the clip system on the bottom of the camera without having to remove the C-clip itself (with a simple "buckle" connector that detaches as found on most messenger bags etc is). . It's objectively expensive for a camera strap, but arguably more affordable when you consider the design quality and build quality of the strap itself. If you're considering such a sling solution - and you're not too small - it's hard to see what you could be doing wrong. It's worth noting that I also tried the lace design and black rapids. This is clearly - at least for me - the best design.