Peak Design SL-AS-3 Slide Camera Strap Ash: Premium Comfort for Photographers Review

This is a fantastic strap, very durable and as advertised. It holds the weight of my gear well and sits comfortably on my shoulder. I use it with a Canon 6D + 70-200 f/2.8 + 2x extender (which is quite heavy) I had no problems during the whole day of shooting. The only downside I found was that the bottom plate isn't an arca plate, which is inconvenient because I can't put it on a tripod without first removing the plate with an Allen key. So be aware! You'll need to carry an Allen wrench if you

If you're like me, you're probably wondering why spend so much money on a basic camera strap when there are dozens of cheaper options. To be honest the only reason I spent so much was because I had a gift certificate but now I wish I had bought this strap a long time ago. The quality is top notch and makes my photo shoots so much more comfortable and productive. I like to wear the camera on my hip when hiking, but since the strap is easy to tighten, I have it in front of my face in seconds…

I have a Sony A6600 mirrorless camera. I originally ordered a lighter version of the pin buckle strap as my camera is smaller than a DSLR. I was NOT satisfied with the light strap! The ends of the straps (near the camera) will blister, making it difficult to grab the plastic latch and remove the camera from the strap. This bubbling also interfered with the strap when I held the camera to my face. I returned it and ordered this bracelet. I'm so glad I did. The leather ends of the strap eliminate

The best camera strap I've ever had. I don't think I can justify buying anything other than a Peak Design harness! The materials used for this are very smooth and glide from the waist to the face without much effort. By reversing the strap, I can safely carry the camera on one shoulder without fear of it falling or being constantly misaligned (I literally jumped and it stayed in place). The quick-release buckles for adjusting the strap length are so easy to use that you don't even have to…

I didn't like this strap because of the price, but it really is the best camera strap I've ever used. I have a Canon 6D Mark II and it's so heavy I can't wear it around my neck without getting a headache, so I started looking into camera shoulder straps. The problem with carrying a camera over your shoulder is that the strap often doesn't have enough slack to also rotate the camera to all the angles you want to hold it against your face. Choose the Peak Design Slide strap. Adjustment is so easy

I've been thinking about getting a slide harness for a long time and finally got mine today. To be honest, my first impression was how original and unique the packaging was. No knife required to open the box! As soon as I took the strap out, I was impressed by its soft material (I bought the Peak Design Ash Slide Camera Strap SL-AS-3). The clamps work as advertised. They are quick and easy to attach/remove. The length of the strap is easily adjustable. It's important to note that it's very…

I wanted to like it!. I have her 20L backpack and the Capture Clip. Colors, material and design are very nice. I figured the strap would fit perfectly and ordered one as soon as I realized they make straps to match my ash gray backpack. I didn't watch them work and just assumed they would be awesome. Not at all what I had hoped for. Disadvantages: 1. Two connection points. They are very easy to put on and take off, but there are two of them, not one like the Black Rapids. I'm so used to quickly

Peak Design Ash Slide Camera Strap SL-AS-3 (Ash). First of all I want to say that I don't want to write reviews but for me this product is worth it for the good feeling I got after buying it and using it. The product arrived very quickly in the country of Colombia and the packaging was fully sealed and in perfect condition. Before purchasing this product, I felt tired while wearing heavy lenses and felt very uncomfortable after hours of walking or hiking due to the position of my oldest strap…