Customer Ratings & Reviews

This strap is sturdy, and the quick release function is handy. It is very easy to adjust the length of the strap. Attaching to 1 side point and the bottom of the camera allows the camera to hang with the lens facing down (not out from your body). I like that my camera strap does not advertise the make and model of the camera I carry. I am looking at purchasing the wrist strap which can be used by releasing the shoulder strap and attaching the wrist strap.

It's been my experience that if a camera maker includes a strap with their camera it's not always the best. Some people don't use straps when they shoot and that's fine for them. I do a lot of field shooting and want something secure in case I drop my camera. I also want something comfortable since I sometimes spend hours wandering around. This strap seems excellent for all of this and even allows for a rapid dismount from the strap if you need to change camera bodies or put the camera on a tripod.

Great quality strap. Doesn’t irritate my neck. Holds the weight of my camera fine.

I was initially contemplating between the Slide or the Leash. I have a Nikkon D750, and the recommendation from the site is to use the Slide. When I had the chance to take a look at all three designs, I decided to go with the Slide Lite. The Leash is a little too thin for me, given the D750 I intend to use. the Slide on the other hand, is a little too wide for my taste. I decided with the Slide Lite and it fits just nicely for my D750. It does take some getting use to, but I'd say that goes for anything new. The Slide Lite feels a little tight (snug to put it nicely) when I cross-sling it over my shoulder. I believe I have extended the strap as much as I could. This sometime can make it tricky, when I want to grab my camera from my back, and swing it in front to take pictures. On the flip side, the snug feeling does give me a sense of security when I have my D750 slung over my back. I don't have to worry (too much) about my D750 knocking over things when I move around with it slung over my back.

An additional Peak Design camera strap that I hoped would meet the purpose of carrying over both shoulders inversely, diagonally. The concept works, but the issue is having them crossover makes one a bit more difficult to bring the camera up quickly. The two together meet the task, but minimally for me. Having said this, the Peak Design concept is great as all the lenses and camera bodies in my bag have the buttons on them, so everything is universal and quick on and off. I was assured by Peak Design they tie ins are strong enough to handle my largest lens 200=600mm and also provided me with some insight on how to tell tale signs of wear so as to replace, if needed. All around a great strap and the design is less wide than the larger of the two. A great deal just the same.

Camera felt secure and the strap did not cut into my neck. Two sided strap worked great.

Quality is simply amazing, and the anchor link system is one of the most useful and versatile in the camera-accessory arena. Having the option to cinch the camera down tightly to your body or vice versa has come in handy in countless occasions. Not to mention, it looks great and have gotten several comments on it. This was my first Peak Design purchase and have since gotten a few other of their products. Can’t go wrong!

I expected something a bit better, but it's still decent. Being able to quickly remove or put the strap back on is clearly the key selling point of this, and it works well. What I don't like is the seatbelt material the strap is made from, while comfortable enough, is still essentially a seatbelt material, and doesn't flex very well (compared to say a traditional strap). This makes the strap feel bulky, especially when trying to store it or just collect it up in your hand to reduce slack. I also thought the little "levers" on the adjustment clips would lock it in place, but they do not, and really don't do anything at all. I also find that the strap may slip through the adjustment clips easily. But the ability to easily add/remove this strap is the big selling point and is why I keep using this on my camera.

Looking to swap out the strap that came with the camera? The PEAK strap will be a great addition to your equipment. Easy to use and adjust, now the the camera is secure at the hip, so that walking any distance allows me to have hands free and no bumping of the camera body as I walk. Easy to bring the camera up to eye level for that quick shot. Comfortable on the body and the strap looks good too!

Finally, a strap that does what it promises! Awesome design, easy to adjust and great quality!

The Peak Design system is phenomenal. I love my slide lite, and smaller other straps but the clip in and out system is absolutely wonderful. Very stable and holds well even when moving quickly. Strap adjustment lock into place and hold VERY well.

This is the upgraded version of the Slide Lite. I picked up the original on clearance for my nephew and purchased the upgraded version for myself. You can see the improvements they made to this one. The webbing is has been upgraded and has a smoother look and feel. The buckles are lower profile but still work with the older snaps. The adjustable sliders feel more robust. The rubberized grip pad has been improved as well. It is a great product that allows you better flexibility with your camera. I like having the quick connect snaps on my camera. They allow me to set up for how I want to shoot. I also own the Peak Design clutch strap. I use the slide for when I’m walking around taking the occasional picture but will snap it off and go to the clutch if I plan to take multiple photos in a short period of time, where I am changing the position of the camera and want the feeling of extra security of my camera not falling out of my hands. Do yourself a favor and purchase this strap, you will be glad you did. Ever since I was shown Peak Desing products I have come to appreciate the quality products that they put out. Upgrade that old factory strap with one of theirs and you will be a believer too.

Got this shortly after purchasing a Sony camera and realizing the stock strap was not very comfortable, way too short in general and too short to carry it cross body. With this strap you have a large amount of adjustment so you can have it tight to you when walking around and then immediately loosen the strap when bringing it up to take a picture. Plus you can use the Peak Design camera loops which are a great idea.

I was using the stock straps. I tried one of these for the quick release design, but they are also very comfortable. I have them on my good cameras now.

Peak design straps are easy to take off and on they are also way more secure and comfortable than the regular sony straps. They feel like a seatbelt material but in a cool comfortable way.

I’ve gone through so many different brands of camera straps. I can’t believe it took me this long to find Peak Design. This is definitely my favorite camera strap. I use this for my mirrorless camera and the camera is absolutely secure. Super comfortable to use. I highly recommend!

Easy to use! I love the way how you can adjust the strap and how easy to snap it in and out. Now I can even strap and wear my cam like a sling.

This is a great strap. I love how easy it is to connect and disconnect from, but it still holds secure. The quality is solid. No complaints.

Great strap! I've used this for outdoor and indoor photography and it's amazing. The included pins hold amazingly as well.

It’s Peak Design. You already know the quality. I like this strap for my smaller walk around camera the ZV-E10. Probably not so much for bigger full frame cameras like the A74 for example. Definitely recommend.