Camera Neck Strap – Best Price!

I? use the BR RS-Sport II myself. Perfect strap, even with heavy body, flash and pro lens.

The front stopper comes in handy when the camera needs to be hold down and not swinging all over the place.
Only thing i want/need is the rear stopper to include an hook to clip on your waist belt. This way when you bend? over or something the camera doesn’t swing in front of you, or crashes into the ground. For the rest perfect item

Nice thing. I bought my Wallimex Quick strap last? week and I’m very happy with it.

I got one similar for my birthday!, they? are great!!

nice one been looking at this type of strap, it looks like it keeps the camera in a good place to just grab and shoot in one fluid movement, plus the thick strap would spread the weight nicely.?

I’ve got an? RS-5 and I LOVE IT! It’s such a handy thing to have!!

Funny you did this video today I just ordered mine last night and it will be here? on Tuesday. I can’t wait it looks like I will love it. Thanks for doing the video.

Have you ever tried out any of the Samyang? lenses?
going to buy their 85 1.4 this december!!!

Matt, I own one of these, they are just great. I use it with a Nikon D5100 and all my lens. I find it easy to change lenses while the camera is still on the strap, and I feel secure that I will not drop my camera while changing lenses. It? even works well with my Tamron 180mm Macro.

Thanks Matt

I believe you probably need the ‘top’ buckle in case you decide to sling the camera over your other shoulder, in which case it would then be the ‘bottom’ buckle preventing the camera from sliding beyond reach. But perhaps not.

I own the Sun Sniper sling, which is very similar in design to this. Excellent design, great ergonomics. I also like that? the strap on the Sun Sniper sling is bungied up toward the shoulder pad, which allows for some give when handling the camera.

great review, i have the 5, i really like the pockets, holds extra batteries, CF cards, and phone, however? it does slip down a lot. That stability looks awesome. PLUS I hate using the canon strap. I feel like people use it to show off their body.

Looks like a good product to save your neck and back! Only thing is the need to hook it into the camera base. If you have your tripod plate attached to the base for quick use with a tripod, then you will need to detach the strap from the base and screw in the tripod plate before using a camera on a tripod. Suppose it’s good for those times when you are on the run without using a tripod, but? it would be good to have something that saves your neck and is quick enough to use if using a tripod.

@flowremix? agree – these are much more practical

@bernhardtsen74 No I haven’t. any? good?

@Blanestar is very very? good to work with.

@thatnikonguy havent tried them out yet!
about 5-600 dollars for a new one, it has manual focus only !
going? to buy one this december and will try to make a calendar with it!!

@thatnikonguy will see!
no autofocus on the 85!
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Eccellente?

you? said you have a blackrapid dr-1 dual strap? i hate mine! i find when i get down low say crouching my cameras hit the ground do you find that?

Would? you say it would fit a big guy?
I’m a bit worried that it wouldn’t fit me and the brad strap would be too tight.

@wilteduk007 mate, hard to say – really depends on the size required… I am an XL size, and there is loads of room to? spare. a few sizes bigger, should be fine – a lot bigger and I am not sure. If you are unsure, maybe go for one of the other models without the side strap? good luck