OP/TECH USA Pro Strap - 3/8&#34 Review

This harness is expensive but many professionals recommend it. I bought it after a photo book I read said some harsh things about it and I wasn't disappointed. The strap is nearly two inches wide at the center, padded, and has a non-slip surface. The large area distributes the weight very well and my (relatively) small Canon T3 with a 55-250 lens doesn't feel at all on my shoulder. I could easily see the large bodies and lenses dangling just as happily. hand to stabilize it when walking. This…

Quick review here: I shop at Revain all the time. While I'm always tight on budget, I know there are things you shouldn't skimp on when it comes to quality. When I saw this $20 strap on sale, I knew I was taking a small risk. As they say, let me tell you this. In the three weeks that I've had my new Sony A65 camera, I've already changed 3 straps. The one that came with it was short and uncomfortable. The bracelet I bought here worked well but didn't offer much versatility when traveling, and…

Wide shoulder strap suitable for heavy cameras. If your camera isn't that heavy, you should definitely consider the Op Tech Classic, which I use for most of my gear. The difference between OP/TECH Super Classic Strap Pro Loop and OP/TECH USA 1001062 Super Classic Strap - Uni Loop for cameras and binoculars is very simple if you buy both like I did: The Pro Loop has two connectors directly on the sides of the neoprene shoulder (or neck, depending on what you call it) overlay, while the Uni Loop…