Strong and lightweight, with a variety of wear and connection options, the RucPac Camera Strap, in gray with black grip accents, is designed for shooters who need to travel light and react quickly when opportunities present themselves unexpectedly.

This strap uses strong anchor connectors that attach to the strap eyelets of your camera or its tripod mount using the included stud. Designed to work with a wide variety of cameras, it will attach to a Nikon camera strap lug with the included metal triangle ring, or it will thread through the camera strap slot on Canon cameras by simply removing the metal triangle ring. It is made of strong and lightweight seatbelt-style nylon webbing that has been tested to be able to hold up to 220 pounds of gear—so it will easily support any DSLR or mirrorless system with even the largest glass attached. The strap is two inches wide and designed to be comfortable, even under heavy loads. It has an adjustable length from 43.3" to 63" so it will accommodate a wide variety of users and carrying configurations. The ends have quick release buckles that make it easy to put on and take off or to avoid interference when you put your camera on a tripod (if you're using its strap anchors).

Wear the strap cross-body as a sling, on your shoulder, or around your neck. Since you can attach it to the camera's strap anchors or the tripod mount you are able to orientate the strap in multiple ways to match your preference, the lens you have attached to it, and the type of shooting you're planning on doing. Its two sides feature different properties: one side is smooth for sliding the camera to your eye when you need to react quickly and the other has a series of grips that prevent slipping if you need it to stay in place.

Wear Cross-Body, on Neck or Shoulder    Holds DSLR or Mirrorless & Attached Lens    Adjustable Length from 43.3" to 63"    Lightweight Seatbelt Nylon Webbing    Comfortable 2-inch Width    Anchors Connect to Camera Lugs or Plate    Tested to Hold up to 220 Pounds of Gear    Reversible Smooth and Nonslip Sides    Includes 1/4"-20 Mounting Stud

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this strap strong enough to carry 4 lbs or 1814 grams? What's the safe maximum weight for this? I like how thin strap is compared to the others.

A: Yes, will easily hold 4lbs.

Q: 2. Are the leather accents real or synthetic leather?

A: The accents on the Peak Design Leash Camera Strap are comprised of real leather.

Q: 3. Can I use this strap for binoculars?

A: Yes most binoculars have strap eyelets on the left and right so this strap would work with those.

Q: 4. I'm having trouble attaching this to my fujifilm xt3- the mounts are too thick for the metal rings. anyone having this issue?

A: I am sorry that you are having problems attaching the strap. As noted by other users, you can push the string through the hole using a pin. I hope this works for you.

Q: 5. How to attach to a camera

A: To attach the Think Tank Photo Camera Strap V2.0 onto a camera, you need attachments such as the Ruggard Split D-Ring to do so. https://bhpho.to/2EF2Rul

Q: 6. Is the Peak leash strong enough for a Sony RX10 IV or would the Peak slide lite be a better choice?

A: Yes, it will hold the RX10 IV with no problem.

Q: 7. Will I be able to thread the connectors through the niplets on a Sony RX100, or will I need to bridge this system with something like 6mm split rings?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Leash Camera Strap (Black) would be compatible for use with the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 Digital Camera.

Q: 8. Can I use this strap for a Fujifilm XT4?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 9. How much weight will this hold?

A: The Peak Design Leash Camera Strap (Midnight Blue) can hold 200 lbs.

Q: 10. Is the anchor cord of the Leash version any thinner than the Lite version? I found that the latter doesn't fit in the Sony A7C camera lug without using the optional ring.

A: It isn't any thinner than the Lite version.