Nicole Elliott BLACKRAPID Comfortable Included Review

This is the best camera strap for safety and comfort. It even has an extra security mount in addition to a very secure connection to a camera body or large lens. I use it on my Nikon 500 lens and it's so easy to move and click in a second.

I love this camera strap! It is very comfortable to wear and completely relieves the neck. Your camera is securely attached with a strap. There's also a pocket for a lens cap and an optional SD card. I would never want to try anything else after using this camera strap! Excellent purchase!

Product quality is reliable and will last a lifetime. Comfortable fit and suitable for long days of wear. Do you like the ingenuity of creating such a product with many details that women think of - can you also make a strap for bags? Excellent quality product that I plan to buy for all my photographer friends.

This strap makes carrying my camera much more comfortable. It spreads the load. My shoulder used to really start to bother after about an hour, but that doesn't happen with this strap. I also like the holders that keep my camera in one place. They're easy to set up so I don't waste time when I need to use the camera. In general, the price is quite justified for me.

I bought this strap for my new mirrorless camera and overall I really like it. It is very comfortable. Like my other Blackrapid, it slips a bit but I can deal with it. My only complaint is that it's hot outside and the sun gets hot. The wider width gives me more surface area to absorb the heat from the sun and it made me noticeably hotter. I'm sure I'll be happier in the summer whether I'm shooting indoors or not. But overall happy with this purchase.

I use this new strap 95% of the time with a Canon 5DIV with a 24-70L II lens. Instead of bearing the weight on the neck or shoulder, this strap rests on the top of the arm in contact with the shoulder. I carry my camera lower than most, so raising the camera to eye level can be an issue as the strap sometimes falls off my shoulder. To prevent this, I tighten the tape before taking the picture. After a while I figured out how to keep the strap up all the time. I can sometimes add a thin arm…