📸 USA GEAR Camera Sling Shoulder Strap with Adjustable Neoprene - Southwest Design Review

Got 2 of these at a wedding we filmed last weekend. They took most of my cramped Nikon (2 batteries), flash and 70-200 f2.8 with no problems. I didn't even bother with the "last resort" leash. Controlled all night and the threaded carabiners stayed in place despite all the movement of lifting the camera and then letting it hang. The part of the strap that sits on your shoulder is quite large and is made of very comfortable neoprene (or similar material). The shoulder part has a small pocket for

At first I thought this would be a great strap for my camera. It's not too bulky and allows me to move the camera around to get those shots, but I never wore it long until I went to New York. While I was there I used it all day every day while going everywhere. One night while walking the straps came off completely and my camera fell! Thank goodness I had my seat belt on or my camera would have died! I figured it might be an accident because I hadn't secured the mount to the bottom of the…

Works well. The strap that goes under the arm is a bit uncomfortable so I didn't use it. And I didn't like how difficult it was to install the split ring on my seatbelt chamber (I only get 4 stars for those two reasons). Also, I found it very comfortable and it held my camera securely. The clips that keep the camera from moving on the strap are very easy to adjust with one hand, which is good for me as I have issues with finger and hand strength. I also liked how comfortable the belt padding…

Let's get rid of the negativity first. The metal connecting the strap to the camera rattles loudly in several places. I have a game on Christmas morning so I had to find a way to make it quiet so I wrapped the swivel with clear elastic cord and the carabiner with velcro strips. also transparent cable. On the positive side, I'm tall, have a belly, broad shoulders, and very large breasts. I was so worried that this strap would fit me and I almost ordered a plain strap for men, but I decided to…

I bought this camera strap for myself because regular neck straps can hurt your neck and back, especially with a heavy lens. I also have fairly large boobs, so the camera is never in a spot where it won't bounce when I walk, which hurts my back more. We usually shoot in parks and zoos so we walk around a bit between shoots and it's nice to be able to put the camera away but still be available. This strap is so comfortable. It has a neoprene section that rises around one side of the neck and can

* ^^^ "Warm" ? Lol ^^^ * ANYWAY I hope this doesn't affect the posting of my review as I've been thinking a lot about getting a professional camera lately so I figured it could potentially serve a dual purpose. BUT; The main reason I ordered this strap was to use it as a holster for my scanner at my new seasonal job at a certain company whose identity I guess I won't reveal ;). I get compliments on it all the time, like every day at work. I have already recommended it to so many colleagues. I'm