Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had been using an inexpensive Op-Tech sling which worked great but as I acquired a heavier lens, had concerns about the stress on a single connection point. Peak Design has a great reputation but didn't know what the "slide" meant as everyone referred to the easy slide for adjustment. While that is true, it is far more than that. The material is a slick weave that allows the strap to slide with the camera in one motion. Like that they included the extra pair of buttons as was able to mount them permanently on the 200-600mm lens that has 2 dedicated mounting points designed into the lens. It is only a matter of unclipping the strap from the two buttons on the camera and clip the strap to the lens - no weight on the camera. Even if I used a tripod or monopod, I always use the strap as a secondary backup if slides off during transport (hiking) or setup. At least the camera/lens doesn't fall to the ground! Most worthless piece is that bottom connector as you have to totally remove it with an allen wrench (not a coin) that not likely to have in the field is want to mount on a tripod or monopod. While I do use the two point (camera body grip side, and bottom) for the bottom I keep an Arca-Swiss plate (avoid Peak Design's compatible plate sold separately) permanently mounted that has an opening to attach the button without compromising the clamping.

This is a great strap for MFT cameras. I am using it on my Lumix G85 with a telephoto lens. This is also a comfortable strap and does not give me neck/shoulder fatigue. I used it recently at a trade show, wearing it across my shoulder. With the exception of about 1-hour at lunch, I wore this for the entire day; about 7 hours of wear time. not once did my shoulder cramp up or feel fatigued. Finally, this is a very secure strap. To disconnect it from the camera, you have to really force the button out of the receptacle. I tried to get it to just come loose before really using it and it never came close to letting go. I highly recommend this strap for MFT cameras. It might work with full frame cameras, but I haven't used it with one.

Absolutely worth the money and a must have!! The quality is super strong and the material is super comfortable to wear around! At first it’s confusing but with the tutorial you can figure it out quickly( comes with the tutorial) I love using it side ways and it feels super safe to use and the locks are amazing!

I have gone through many different camera straps & this one definitely came out on top. One day I was doing a portrait session, the strap came off the camera & the body hit the ground hard. My heart sank. Fortunately, my camera didn't have too much damage, just a little spot on the corner of the body where it came in contact with the ground. My camera is a lot tougher than I thought. The strap was the regular strap that came with the camera body. I will never use those straps ever again. This strap is very comfortable & the length is perfect for me. I love the Ash color, it's a very stylish design. I will never have to worry about my camera falling ever again.

Strap work perfectly with my Sony A7 III very comfortable both around the neck and around shoulders highly recommend

Loved the design. Used it for my Sony A7 III. Very comfortable strap design with easy adjustable lengths. Quality is much better than the OEM version.

My wife uses this strap with her Olympus 3/4 camera. I originally had it attached to my Sony a7, but decided to go with the thicker strap since I carry that one much more. This lite strap was better suited for the smaller and lighter camera. Great quality and comfortable to wear. Becomes a little uncomfortable if you have a heavier camera setup.

Should be the standard strap that comes with all cameras…in my humble yet boastful opinion.

In my view, there is no better camera strap than the ones made by peak design. The ease of removal means you don't have to worry about your strap when you put your camera on a tripod. It clicks in securely and hasn't broken on me despite taking it on multiple strenuous hikes where I haven't been exactly careful with my camera. The lightly textured grip in the middle helps keep it from sliding around too much and chafing your neck, and the adjustable length means it's good for me at 6' 3", and my wife at 5' even. Buy this or any other Peak Design strap and you won't regret it.

Best camera strap I have ever owned. Nothing else to be said.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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