🔗 OP/TECH USA 1301012 Uni Adaptor Loops - Versatile System Connectors for Various Uses Review

I've used an OP/TECH harness to carry binoculars and a camera (long lens) for years. It's great - my neck doesn't hurt anymore from this weight. However, in the last few months the straps have snapped where they attached to the camera - they're just showing their age. Fortunately, only one at a time, so that no damage occurs. I replaced them with these which I like better - the attachments seem to be more durable than the old ones.

I bought the product to use the loop ends on the Coolpix P530 Superzoom Bridge. The protruding metal rods that the strap goes through are too thin for the ends of my old DSLR straps to go through. They fit very well but one connector is male and the other is female. I need two outlets for my Tamrac straps to work. The quality is excellent and represents excellent value for money for people who might use this setup.

I lost one of the quick disconnects that came with my binoculars when switching between the GlassPak and neck strap. Couldn't find a replacement on the Vortex website so I bought this set of straps hoping it would work. I'm glad I did. Much more reliable than the original quick couplers; great upgrade. Cut off unnecessary connectors and thread the ties into the harness where the old connector ties were held. As an added bonus, I've been able to take unused connectors and attach them to my neck…

I have an OP/TECH USA - Sling (black) universal strap for my cameras. It comes with two short universal straps perfect for carrying my Samsung NX30 or my Canon 40D; a loop for each. But when I bought my Canon 5D Mark III I wanted something more secure. Surely one of the uni loops would hold the camera on the sling, but as the saying goes: if one is good, two are better. Hence this purchase. Two long adjustable uni loops, one on each side of the baffle. With the hinges fully extended I can hold…

Premium Op/Tech line. I have been using their products for years to hang my heavy camera/lens on my body or backpack depending on how I set up the adapters and have never had a problem or fear of letting go and my expensive gear on the ground could fall. on the ground, in the Grand Canyon, on the side of a cliff, etc. Due to their simple but brilliant idea of using matching nut/father ends when not in use to attach gear to harnesses, the ends of the adapter together, creating a comfortable…

I love this company too. Your equipment is durable, interchangeable and versatile. I made the mistake of buying a different brand "detachable" strap with a shoulder/neck loop and was disappointed because after disconnecting the shoulder piece you were left with two unconnectable connectors. Shoulder strap have a male and female connector in a short loop. This is ideal for attaching to your backpack to keep things handy, or simply removing a camera strap that would otherwise blow in the wind…