📸 Camera Tether Safety Strap 4-Pack by SourceTon - DSLR and Mirrorless Professional Camera Strap Review

The saying "You get what you pay for” applies here. It looks homemade and I'm almost afraid to attach it to high-end cameras. The thread is tied in a knot and wrapped in heat shrink tubing similar to that used for electrical wire. My fault for not looking at the enlarged image of the product.

I got this as a safety cable for my shoulder harness. Seems very durable and thin enough to carry with what came with my shoulder gear. The only thing I change is the carabiner. I don't want to turn the screw so I just switch it to the quick press type.

The saying "You get what you paid for” applies here. It looks homemade and I'm almost afraid to attach it to high-end cameras. The thread is tied in a knot and wrapped in heat shrink tubing similar to that used for electrical wire. My fault for not looking at the enlarged image of the product.

I received this as a tether for my shoulder strap. Seems very durable and thin enough to carry with what came with my shoulder gear. The only thing I change is the carabiner. I don't want to turn the screw so I just switch it to the quick press type.

I recently replaced the original strap that came with my Nikon Z 6 with a BlackRapid shoulder strap model. I love the new strap, but I need extra protection for my camera in case the tripod plate that the strap attaches to comes loose on its own. The strap is simple, light and solves the problem for me.

When using shoulder straps or dual camera straps that connect to the camera's tripod mount, it makes sense to have a second connection to the camera. A friend asked me to be the second photographer for the wedding which prompted me to pack 4 packs of these camera tethers. They have a simple basic design with a rope loop on one side that attaches to the eye of the camera and the other side that attaches to the strap has a metal connector with a threaded hole. These particular tethers have a few…