OP/TECH USABin/Op Strap - QD for Compact Cameras and Binoculars

I bought one of these straps in wine for my Panasonic LUMIX ZS50 camera a year ago. I loved it, so I bought another in royal blue for my Olympus Tough TG-4. They work great to keep my cameras secure. They feel good against my neck. I am happy with my purchases. On the photo, you can see the other Op Tech Products that I bought and really like. Op Tech Battery Holsters https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005E8MVDC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and Op Tech Digital D Mini Pouch https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0023EXKO4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This has served me well for years. My camera is light weight enough that it doesn't tire my neck or shoulders--the strap is soft. I also bought the hand strap too, and with the clip system, it is very easy to switch back and forth when I need to.Edited 7/2018. Just bought a second camera, so I'm buying a second strap just like this one.

My Canon SX 720 was only made for a wrist-strap with a thin little attachment loop... these were a little too thick, so I had to use the wrist-strap supplied and string these loops through that--but it works fine. I prefer a comfortable neck strap rather than just a wrist strap, or a thin, unpadded lanyard. This totally fit the bill (save for the loop thickness!).It worked for what I wanted. Exactly as pictured. Seems strong/well-made. Hasn't broken and caused my camera to fall, anyway! Looks like it will last.

I'm going to go with the four star people because I like this trap. I own a medium size camera that doesn't fix into any clothes pockets and needed something to hold the camera while walking around. Yep, got a case which also carries accessories, but that stays in the car or house if possible. Most camera straps I looked at seem bigger than my camera...wanted a smaller size to fit with the look. This worked perfectly and it's easily detached from the camera if need be. I like the way the strap stretches and seems to act like a shock absorber for the camera as you walk. I'm a 5'7" guy and the camera hangs down to right above my belly button at it's longest length, which is perfect for me, but girls might need a longer strap. I did stress test it before putting my camera on it (hung my suite from the closet off the eye hooks) and it didn't break after bouncing it a few times...(better safe then sorry). Bottom line, I have no complaints to say, I'm happy because it works and didn't cost me a fortune....

I do have a tendency to drop things, and when it's a camera that I dropped, nothing good comes of it. This helps me hold on to the camera to avoid such experiences. It is very comfortable; the strap is suitably spongy so I don't mind having it on for chunks of time. It was also very easy to attach to the camera. I would not go without this now.