📸 Universal Ocim Camera Strap with Safety Tether - Adjustable and Comfortable Neck/Shoulder Belt for DSLR/SLR Camera (Nikon, Canon, Sony) - Suitable for Men and Women Review

For those who read other reviews and found the strap fell off the camera and the camera fell to the ground . I took the original camera strap and attached the loop to the carabiner as a precaution so there would be no problems if I fell. And if he fell, the harness would catch him.

While my strap isn't very long, it seems to offer very good ergonomic support, which is incredibly important when you're going to be holding the camera for 5 hours straight. The material is durable and I trust it with the weight of my DSLR. I really like the soft padding on the strap, it's very comfortable and doesn't dig in. I think this will save me a lot of neck and back strain which is a big problem with a regular sling harness. I'm very happy to see how I feel using this long term.

Long unused strap, looks well made, comfortable and easily adjustable. Instead of using a tripod screw, I just hooked the carabiner right through the eyelet on the camera body. This does four things: 1) Provides a more reliable connection to the camera. 2) Does not cover the tripod mount 3) The strap detaches quickly and easily 4) The camera no longer hangs upside down. with a metal ring through the eyelet so that a thick carabiner can be attached. I highly recommend it.

I bought a black Rapid harness for over $60 a few years ago. The strap works great and I LOVE the pocket that I keep spare memory cards in. The screw lock on the carabiner failed two years ago and is now secured with purple tape. I looked at the online guarantee and I'm sorry Charlie! $60?!? Never again. I found this strap and couldn't believe the price and ordered it for my monopod. It works perfectly! I put straps on both of my pods so my hands are always free. I keep the extra one I ordered…

I loved this strap and now I really regret buying it. The screw in the connector is often unscrewed. I kept an eye on it, but didn't realize that I also had to keep an eye on the thread lock on the carabiner. As I was walking down the street, the carabiner came loose and the camera fell onto the cement, severely damaging the clasp. Now the bolt blade is loose and it's going to cost me hundreds of dollars to fix. I'm doubly confused because today is a holiday and I have a shoot tomorrow and have

I almost ordered it after watching a YouTube video that didn't get a high rating. His complaint was that he entrusted expensive gear to a screw-on strap (tripod) adapter. Well, they're all assembled like that! You can attach a safety lanyard to the camera's top mounting brackets if you need extra security. I needed a belt that would keep the damn thing from riding up my shoulder and inevitably hitting my neck and this shoulder strap works great! I have another signature strap that drives me…