📷 Peak Design Leash Camera Strap Ash (L-AS-3): The Ultimate Photographer's Essential Review

I use it with my Olympus Pen F and it's the perfect size and very comfortable! This also works with my Sony A6000 camera, but I'm not sure I'll use it if I put on a larger lens, e.g. B. an 18-105mm lens. At this point I would jump to Slide Lite. As always, the quality of Peak Design is top notch. The new thinner anchors are great. I ordered a few more and replaced them on all my other cameras. This is definitely a great setup for my kit!

I was literally waiting outside the door for this. Every time I go out to take pictures I feel uncomfortable in my old seat belt. This one is way better. It's thin and light. It is versatile in how and where it is attached. I opted for the side mount, placing the power/flash switch on the right side of the camera and a tripod mount on the bottom. The connector that goes into the tripod mount does not block the battery cover. I took a few photos to show how this mounting method makes it easier…

One of the best straps I have ever used. Pluses galore: very well built, looks stylish, feels soft and comfortable, very easy to adjust the length on the fly (once you get used to it). ), compact form factor and fits perfectly in a bag, feels sturdy for a DSLR with professional lenses, versatile (as a shoulder strap, straps, etc.), very easy to attach and detach from the camera, has a mounting plate for Tripod screw hole that allows you to fold sideways at a great price. It's currently attached

I researched for a while after buying a silicone lanyard for a mobile phone which started to fall apart after a few months and I wasn't I'm sure if I could find something durable to hold my precious new iPhone XSmax. When I first found this on moment website (Shopmoment) I thought it must be like this but when I came to Amazon I saw they have this with basic shipping and you get it 2 days later so decided me to order from Amazon. It arrived in 2 days and I opened my package, very cute packaging

There is nothing to say about the belt as a belt. I mean it's very pretty and the fabric is nice to the touch, slippery and silky and easy to adjust. That's all great, but there are many (many, many) belts in this world. What makes it amazing is the "clip" technology. I can't stress enough how much I love how easy it is to take the camera strap off and put it back on. Here's the Holy Grail that has long eluded me: I like shoulder camera bags (e.g. over the head on the right shoulder, and the…

I saw Peak Design all over Instagram and after getting their capture clip I decided to pull the trigger on this camera strap. For the record, I use it with my Sony a6000 and switch between my 18-105, my 85 and 35. It's a good strap, I like the material and the feel. It also looks good, especially compared to some other straps that look more utilitarian. I can't figure out how to easily and quickly adjust the length, but the length is fine anyway, so I just stopped worrying about it. However…

I bought this because I have young children and I mainly use my phone to take pictures of them. Every parent knows that you need your hands free in the blink of an eye. My wife makes fun of me because she thinks it's stupid, but I still rock. With cell phones over $1,500, I really didn't want to lose or drop them, especially on a boat. When kids insist on using my phone to take a picture, it also helps to have it around my neck. The leash is well made and very comfortable. Long enough to be…

What I love most about this camera strap (or "leash" in Peak Design jargon) is its length. Fully extended length 57 inches, minimum length 32 inches. I use this leash with the Canon G7X-II, which is a small, lightweight point and shoot camera. This line is strong enough to withstand 200+ so there is no chance of it breaking and dropping my camera. Peak also sells a more durable strap for DSLRs (and presumably small cars!). The leash includes 4 brackets that attach to the camera, 2 are required,