📷 Black Adjustable Camera Shoulder Sling Strap with Quick Release, Safety Tether, and Underarm Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Fuji DSLR Camera - waka Camera Neck Strap Review

First things first I have to say this strap is well made and holds my camera perfectly (probably not as good as the 10x cost strap). More expensive but good enough for me). 2nd point: I have just returned from a 2 week safari in Botswana. I have never taken a Canon 100-400mm lens out of the box. Worked great. Third point: it took me a while to figure out how to wear it properly. But that was done in the first few days. I never worried about a big load, the camera was always ready for the next…

This harness is strong and I like it. I have a Nikon D850 and need to test it before using the strap. You can see in the picture this harness holds 25lbs easily and I had no problem jumping even with 15lbs on the harness. The design is simple, the strap is too long for me and the instructions could be better. It took me a while to get used to it, but it's good to go now. I can even change lenses with one hand and it's so easy to detach the camera from the strap. I'm also buying a second strap…

I bought this camera strap to try and found it fit me well. I hike a lot and was looking for the best way to use my backpack camera. It took a bit of practice but I used it on my last hike and the camera strap worked really well. I would rate it a 5 but my only complaint is that it is not easily reversible when used on the left shoulder on the right shoulder. You see, when I hike, I use a hiking stick, which also doubles as a monopod for my camera. I use a walking stick in my right hand and…

Today I did it for the first 'field test' at our local dog park using a Canon 6D MkII and a Tamron 100-400 Zoom. The shoulder/arm straps worked great and the adjustable stabilization clips on the camera strap worked exactly as they should. I was able to secure the camera while walking and released a clamp so I could raise the camera to face level to take pictures. Of course, I can't say anything about the durability yet, but the workmanship seems to be excellent. A small pocket in the shoulder…

I use the WAKA Pro shoulder strap on my Canon 80D. I tried 2 more expensive belts from my friend which were good in their own way but not good enough for me to invest in. In addition, they received "so-so" ratings. Decided to try the WAKA Strap basically all the 4 and 5 star reviews I read about the product. Of course I received it the day after ordering - I spent about 1/2 hour setting it up and getting to know it [this is my first "Sling" shoulder strap]. After that I liked it. My advice…

I have two of these and have been using them for over a year now. I wear them like crossed shoulder straps and carry two cameras with me; I like it more than any double seat belt I've tried. Both cameras are 7DMkII; one with Sigma 50-500mm and the other with Sigma 18-250mm. I haven't found any broken seams or frayed edges yet. The latch on these is much better than the more common so-called "safety latch"; You know, the kind that has a little threaded collar to keep the latch from opening…