BlackRapid Breathe Street Camera Included Review

Lightweight, comfortable and secure. Definitely looks and feels high quality and I feel like I can have confidence that my camera won't break or fall. It works well with my Nikon d3400 DSLR. I wish it had slide locks to keep the camera body from slipping over the strap when walking. This is a huge upgrade over the Nikon neck strap (pain in neck) that came with the camera.

Love this thing! I've been using it for 4 years now. I can run and walk without the camera pointing blankly at my chest. With this harness, he can sit next to me safely and comfortably. It is MUCH easier to grab and use than the strap that came with my camera. The carabiner is metal and has a locking mechanism, and the part that screws into the camera's mounting hole has a rubber seal that makes it very secure. I'm not afraid of it falling off or coming loose as it has proven to be very…

This strap is more than adequate for my Olympus EM-1 Mk II with a 12-40mm f2.8 PRO lens attached. I can easily access and bring the camera to my eye and the strap does a good job of sliding the camera up and down. I was looking for something well constructed but not as bulky and fluffy as other BlackRapid harnesses. The street version is perfect. I attached the included safety rope for extra security and it seems to do its job without getting in the way. When you're carrying a lot of expensive…

This great bracelet does exactly what it's supposed to do. The only thing I have is that on the Olympus EPL-6, the screw mount that screws into the camera tripod mount is very large and prevents the battery compartment from opening properly. Opens wide enough to remove card but not wide enough to remove battery. This is not a design flaw but what happens when you use the strap on these smaller Micro 4/3 cameras. The included security cable is a very nice addition, although I've yet to see a…

I looked at all the photos I could find of this strap because I want the camera strap to be continuous so it doesn't break and drop the camera can. A clip is hidden on the back of the shoulder, which is not visible in the photos. It's smaller and less reinforced than the one that failed on my previous strap (I dropped the camera on the floor). There is no way to make this plastic clip stronger and I don't need a strap that snaps. I have never used this function. Others point out that a clip on…