It's the best strap available. I use them on my company issued Canon cameras. The ones that come with the Canon cameras are too wide and have too much traction on my shoulder, they don't slide when you want them to, to shoot vertical, etc. The Nikon AN-4 straps are just the right width and hold up good for a long time.

Been using these for 30 years. Came with an FE and I've stuck with it no matter what camera I'm using. Have made plenty of attempts to change but they all get given away or sold with cameras. Soft, folds well, looks discrete, pad has an in between grip. Its not glued to my shoulder and will give when I bring the camera to my eye. I like this but some may find it an issue as the strap does need to be occasionally pushed back on my shoulder. I get about 10 years out of them before the pad gets smooth and slips too much (for me). Another issue is with a heavy body and lens, the strap offers little to no padding. I shoot wide so its not an issue for me. But I do use quick release OpTechs and keep a Wapati strap for those times I shoot with a long lens.

Well made, strong, Nikon camera strap. No logo (nice). It is a little shorter than the standard supplied strap but I prefer that (some reviewers did not). Looks and feels great on my D7100.

I've used these straps for decades for all kinds of cameras, Nikons of course but also Yashica-mats and Mamiya 6s. It's light and comfortable, no logo, and inexpensive.

Excellent strap. Durable with good non-slip material. Stays on shoulder. Don't care for the wide straps or those with the camera manufacturer's name plastered all over it. I use these on all of my Nikons; D300, D3100, D70, D50, and P7000.

Tired of loud trailer trash camera straps? Then this is the understated professional strap for you.

This classis black Nikon camera strap is a perfect fit for me. A narrow strap that more closely coforms to the contours of my shouldr repositioning the center of gravity closer to my neck. The narrow profile can easily be wrapped around my hand for a more secure grip on the camera and I am able to color code my various cameras with the different AN straps.

I bouthg it because it has no name on it and it is not that shiny. It also folds much nicer in the camera bag because it is more soft.

Nikon's AN-4B has been my only camera strap throughout thirty years of shooting Nikon SLRs. Film into Digital, this strap has consistently provided security for lighter weight to heavyweight Nikon bodies.As a bonus, the AN-4B's nonslip grip side can be turned over on-shoulder to yield a smooth, sliding motion for your camera - very handy when shooting frame after frame.Reviewers have commented on this strap's unobtrusiveness. Indeed the only advertising is the word Nikon in black on plastic. My next Nikon will get another AN-4B from B&H for sure!

This strap came with one of the Nikon cameras I bought some years ago. I would not use any other. It's the right width, and doesn't have advertising all over it. I would recommend this to anyone who has a camera (even those other brands).