🔍 OP/TECH USA 2201021 Binocular/OP Strap - Quick Disconnect (Black) Review

I wore my Lumix DMC-LX10 with this strap around my neck for 2 weeks on vacation recently and it worked well. Pretty comfortable, although my neck was a bit sweaty at times.

Ideal for all compact cameras as it is small, light and very handy. I'm also really pleased that it has snaps and the adjustable strap has NO tag ends!

Bought for use with my Panasonic ZS100 which is too big to carry in my pocket. It's light but strong and long enough for me to wear the camera on my hip (i.e. put the strap around my neck but with one hand through the strap).

The Sony RX100 VI advertises itself as a "pocket camera". Well, maybe for cargo pants, not mine, and since I'm in warmer climates most of the time, there's no jacket pocket. This strap is perfect for what I need. Okay it's just a strap, not "great" but it's well made, does what it's supposed to, allows me to take this little camera with me wherever I go. Highly recommended.

I bought this strap from Lumix which only came with a wrist strap. This new strap was of course easy to fit. But 1. It was short, even with the possibility of lengthening it; it was narrow (less than an inch); and best of all, it's made from an extremely smooth fabric, meaning it slides off your shoulder with little to no effort. There is no resistance to that.

Hinges are great for Micro 4/3 cameras. does not bind and ensures a secure connection. the neck tape is made of foam, which is covered on both sides with a layer of rough and "spiky” fabric. It's thin and doesn't offer adequate neck support (i.e. it digs into your neck and the scratchy material is uncomfortable. Is it worth $12? Yes, but it will leave you wanting.

Sony ships this tiny camera with a tiny wrist strap instead of a lanyard. This handy neck strap fits into the camera attachment points and provides a little more security when using the camera. The strap is quite compact so it fits perfectly in your bag along with the camera. Love the removable clips and soft neoprene center. I'm tall but this strap is a comfortable length to wear around my neck. I'll probably buy a mini QD extension so I can carry it over my shoulder.

OP/TECH Harness - Very comfortable neck harness. It's made of spongy neoprene that doesn't dig into my throat like the nylon strap that came with my "heavyweight" Fujifilm XS1. The benefit of OP/TECH is that you can have quick disconnects and buy extra loops to mount other cameras and use the neck strap for multiple cameras. I also bought a wrist strap which is made from the same material and also uses a quick release buckle so I have a different option when taking pictures. The loops look like