Universal Leather Shoulder Strap for SLR/DSLR Cameras

Pros: it's nice, comfortable and flexible material. rubbery on one side, so it keeps a good grip on your shoulders, and soft on the other side.

Cons: I'm a big guy, so it's keeping the camera a bit closer to my neck than I'd like.

Other: It's shorter than the original strap, but I was able to adjust it to a satisfactory length before it was too close to the ends of the strap ends. Feels really nice, good quality.

Pros: It's really good! the best thing about it is that manages to lower the weight of the camera in the neck, is another feeling to go out with this belt, you feel lighter, more cushioned the blows and much much more comfortable. the strap is very light, and the seams are relatively good. The highly recommend it succeeds in changing the convenience of bringing the camera into the pit. in fact I will buy another to have more spare

Cons: seems not hold much weight, but in reality if the material does not look good, but do not underestimate him. The worst thing you have is q if plastic parts are very cheap material. and the seams are not as strong. the two ends are burned and some rayon that achieved in the skin or failure to achieve fit together properly at first.

Other: ...

Pros: -Lightweight. -Distributes the weight of a heavy D-SLR camera. -Sturdy. -Not too long. -Black with no logos so as it doesn't scream to the world what type of camera you own. -Cushion-y. -Thick. -Keeps camera from easily slipping off my shoulder.

Cons: -Strap is not very long.

Other: I've had this one for a long time now and I have no complaints. It continues to serve my needs and is still in great shape after much use. I may acquire another one for my other camera OR just in case something happens to this one. But that might not be for a very long time. You can't go wrong with the price compared to shopping for others out there!

Pros: Not nearly as stiff as the original strap that came with my D90. Its very soft foam-type material and stretches quite a bit to take the form of your shoulder/neck. Its not padded too much, and so isnt too bulky inside your bag. Doesnt have any of that flashy branding on it either, which is a plus for me. Connection point to the camera itself is sturdy enough, and the stitching between the strap and foam is good and hasnt frayed since I bought it a year ago.

Cons: The plastic they use as a bridge between the foam and the strap is a tad sharp from the way they cut it, and can be scratchy. Not a real problem.

Other: Much better than the stock strap, and stretchy too. Offers a good amount of padding over the stock strap and at a good price.

Pros: Bought it to replace the uncomfortable stock strap. Very light weight and nice spongy feel with anti slip texture. Very elastic and have a bouncy feel when attached with heavier lenses. Works really well and seems to be quite sturdy with much better comforting support compared to stock straps

Cons: The strap that connects to the camera doesn't feel as well made, slight frays here and there but not a problem. The weave seems looser and slightly thinner compared to stock strap which has a very dense weave.

Other: Get it if you find yourself always shoting for extented hours.

Pros: A good quality strap without any brand-label on it. Wide enough for using with heavy camera (like medium format Mamiya C330). Same quality strap costs much more in our local shops.

Cons: Well, it may look cheap, but it's not a real problem. Not very comfortable (because of synthetic materials) when the weather is hot.

Other: I like to buy film cameras on ebay, take some photos and sell them. I think, selling a camera with a good new strap is a good idea.

Pros: - comfortable spongy neoprene feel
- no brand names on the strap
- fits the strap holes fine (Canon 60D)
- can make the weight of the body and large lens feel much lighter
- long enough to go around one shoulder, with enough strap left over to feel secure
- came with 2 metal D-rings at the end of the strap to connect to cameras with different strap holders, but removable if not needed

Cons: - the plastic strap loops are a bit too small (need to re-thread the end of the strap through it after the clip to ensure it does not slip)
- spongy part length is not as long as the equivalent part on the stock strap
- spongy part not as thick in width as other replacement straps - same width as stock strap, so less distribution of weight on neck
- the thin strap part is a very loose weave, cheap looking and feeling

Other: very comfortable to wear, takes the weight of the camera off (feels lighter) since it stretches a bit.

Pros: - Really comfortable flexible neck strap - Good quality - Pure black color without any signs on it. Original straps ussually sream that you own an expensive digital camera and gives your attention that you probably don't need.

Cons: - Could be a little bit short for tall people. Shorter than original Canon neck strap.

Other: It looks and feels good. The price is also ok. Will see how durable it will be in the future, but it is just great for me right now. I put my thumb up & recommend it for everybody!