📸 Moultrie 8 ft. Long Camera Mount Straps, 2-Pack, Designed for Cameras Review

Most gaming cameras come with straps with plastic clips. As they get older they usually fail, so I bought Moultrie belts. They're long enough for almost any wood, and the best part about them is that they're made to last, the clasp that the strap goes through is built to last.

I think they could be a bit cheaper just because a squirrel can destroy them very easily. Aside from the pesky squirrel, these thongs are amazing! They are so easy to use and adjust when you hang what you hang. I would highly recommend them and will be buying more to replace the ones I haven't already replaced.

I had to replace some broken security camera straps and they fit perfectly. The spring clips are a bit easier to use than the threaded buckles found on many camera straps. This makes things a little easier when placing your cameras on a tree while trying to balance them in the right position while unbuckling the strap. They are firm and also easy to loosen. The straps are quite long so you can easily attach them to tall trees. I shortened mine a bit because I found I was hanging down too many…

I use them to mount my ultrapod table tripod to trees when I'm doing fishing and outdoor videos with my phone or pocket camera. This saves me the hassle of carrying around a full size tripod when there are so many natural supports around. The tension is very good and the straps are very light. Given the texture of most trees, I have a feeling these straps would have enough grit to easily secure even multi-pound crates/items. A thicker strap might last longer, but for the price they are…