Peak Design Leash Camera Strap Black (L-BL-3)

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Hi Rob, which model of Peak Design strap did you buy, and for which camera? I would be really interested to know. the strength and convenience of the anchor link system with any strap you may already use and love.

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The Peak Design Leash is versatile, durable, and certainly a safe and secure product to use with your expensive camera gear. On-camera Lighting Flashguns Canon Fit Flash Sony Fit Flash Nikon Fit Flash Fujifilm Fit Flash Micro Four Thirds Fit Flash Panasonic Lumix S Fit Flash Flash Accessories LED Camera Lights Super pevný Dostatečně pevný pro nošení libovolné kombinace fotoaparátu/objektivu/výbavy. Nosnost každé kotvičky Anchor je minimálně 90kg a má extrémní odolnost proti odření. Not all photographers enjoy using a camera strap, but those who do understand the importance of having one that is comfortable, reliable and easy to use. However, so varied is the choice these days that settling on one strap is no walk in the park. Peak Design loves to cover all its bases, and that is why they have a camera strap that will suit every type of photographer. They have the Cuff, Clutch, Leash, Slide Lite, and Slide. The first two are wrist/hand attachments for your camera while the latter three are camera straps (Slide Lite is a narrower version of the Slide) but at the end of the day, they are all products that assist you in carrying your camera, just in different ways.

Full Frame Cameras Canon EOS-R Full Frame Cameras Nikon Z Full Frame Cameras Full Frame L Mount Cameras Sony Full Frame Cameras Canon EOS DSLR Full Frame Cameras Nikon DSLR Full Frame Cameras Vlogging Cameras The second difference is that it doesn’t feature any silicon strips but we doubt they’d be useful on a strap this slim anyway.Fitting the Leash to the camera is easy. It is supplied with four Anchor Connectors. To attach them, you slide the Anchor connectors’ chord loops through the camera’s two eyelets or D rings, and then you put the button through that loop, forming a larks head knot. I was concerned that the strap, being thin, would cut into my shoulder. However, even when wearing a light shirt, I happily carried my OM-1 with it. Because of its flexibility, I will probably use it when cycling. However, if I were using the camera with a big telephoto lens, I would probably use one of the other Slide straps. Saying that, I tried it with a heavy 1970s vintage 300mm lens I have in my collection, and it wasn’t bad to use, but I probably would choose a wider model like the Peak Design Slide or Slide Lite for that. I had less opportunity to try out the Cuff (I've been testing cameras too large to warrant a wrist strap), but I did spend a little time with it on a Ricoh GR as well as a Leica M6. And my impressions of it are almost entirely positive.