Keep your DSLR or mirrorless camera and lens ready for action with the sling-style Solo Camera Strap from RucPac. The strap features a quick release buckle, and a large pad with an accessory zip pocket for a memory card or other small item. Attach the strap to a camera lug with the metal triangle connector.

Holds DSLR/Mirrorless Camera with Lens    Sling Strap Design    Pad with Accessory Zip Pocket    Metal Triangle Connector    Quick Release Buckle

Professional cross-body sliding camera sling strap

Wide 80mm strap maximizes comfort by dispersing weight

Polyoxymethylene (POM) strong smart plastic fixings throughout

Three-button quick release (POM) pinch clips

Breathable cushioned padded area

Integrated zipped storage compartment

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use this with the spider pro hand strap attached? Is there room for the required washers?

A: Hi Michael - thank you. If you are using the Single Cam System there is no need to use the HS washers. The washers are there only if a user needs to use the SpiderPro HS by itself. In your case, the Hand Strap slot area engages UNDER the SpiderPro plate (sits in between the plate and the camera body) and will not require the extra hardware.Please make sure you watch the hand strap assembly video at a href= http://spiderholster.com target= _blank spiderholster.com/a - pay attention to HOW we suggest you pull the camera in and out of the holster (your hand is out of the HS when holstering) this is shown twice at the end of the video..All the very best to you - thank you for choosing Spider,BestS

Q: 2. Will this work with a Large Medium Format camera like my Leica S2 or something like a Pentax 645D?

A: I think it would work. I use it on a Nikon D850 with a battery grip which is quite large and it works great. I am sorry I can’t be more specific.

Q: 3. I bought the Spider Pro Handstrap, but have lost the snap-on wrist strap that came with it. Can I purchase a new snap-on wrist strap separately?

A: Christine: I think your best bet would be to phone customer service at SpiderPro and tell them you lost the strap. They might sell or give you a new one.

Q: 4. I have an issue wth grip strength, will this help take some of the weight off of my hand grip? Thanks

A: Thank you Daniel.. As you see from others (thank you all for using Spider!) the SpiderPro hand strap does elleviate the weight of the camera. It is the only hand strap that is situated high, close to the wrist, so it really supports the weight of the camera.. It also allows for your hand to go in and out of the strap with no struggle/wiggle you get with traditional starps (huge plus for pro shooters that need to work fast). Universal tripod connection (you can use your own tripod QR plate instead of the provided hardware) so no special connection needed.. You should NOT use the strap to actually carry your camera (it is not a handle) but for support, comfort and security when you shoot..Thank you,Spider Team

Q: 5. Has anyone tried this with a Canon 5D Mark iv?

A: I use this strap with a 5D Mark ll and a 7D and it works perfectly. It has a plastic attachment that can be adjusted to the size of your hand or camera. Last weekend I had a two day event and used this strap on both cameras all day long and I felt very comfortable with them. Also I felt very secure that no accident will happen due to a loose strap. It is anatomically designed to your wrist and access to all buttons of the cameras is easy. It is made out of leather and no sweat or irritation was caused to my skin. I have tried several ways to carry a camera on my wrist and this is the best accessory I have bought in a long time. I dont Think youll have any trouble using it with your Mark lV.I just love this product.

Q: 6. Any issues with strength of the plastic strip that the bottom tripod mount bolt goes through? It seems flimsy and my colleague has this same strap and his tore recently.

A: Hi Jason,The Nylon material used for the SpiderPro HS is a variant of the same material they use for zip ties - very strong but flexible. a perfect fit strength wise for a hand strap.Please inquire directly with Spider Holster if you have any issues or concerns in the future - we are very responsive on that end.Many thanks,S

Q: 7. Can I leave the L Plate in the camera or it must be taken out?

A: Yes we leave ours on the cameras all the time. It's handy for us as we shoot weddings and we dont have to continuously remove and put them back.

Q: 8. how does It working kneeling down with a 70-200?

A: Thank you Kathy and all other users - much appreciated!.. We spend a lot of thought on how a pro rig (with a long lens and flash attached) is performing on a human form. That is largely why Spider has a special kind of a plate/pin.. When engaged correctly (with the lens pointing to the back of user) the lens should be pointing away from the ground. The balance in general for long lenses is better WITH a flash attached - then, both flash and lens are clear from touching the ground when kneeling. Also, when carried correctly, the camera/lens can not simply bump out of the holster (even when the Holster's lock is disengaged) many pro shooters simply leave the holster unlocked for super quick operation knowing this self-locking design protects their gear.. Super fast and safe operation unlike anything out there.. Apologies for the long response:-)Best,S

Q: 9. Would this work with the Sony A7iii with heavy lenses?

A: Yes. I use this strap on my Sony a7Riii.

Q: 10. what's the difference between this version and the newer version 2?

A: Thank you Jacob - V2 is an updated Spider belt design (allows for quick adaptation to dual camera system when/if needed). Also including a newely designed SpiderPro plate with superior ergonomics. The new v2 Dual Camera System includes the Lens Collar Plate. For more information please visit spiderholster.com on the SpiderPro Single Camera System page there's a video that details the differences. Thank you, Spider Holster Team