Carry your small mirrorless camera or rangefinder with this Camera Strap in black/nature from EDDYCAM. Made from Scandinavian elk leather, the strap is 1.4" wide by 61" long to make it both comfortable and easy to wear in multiple positions. It features a wax coating for protection from the elements and comes with four stainless steel clips for control over length adjustments. Camera protection pads are also included.

Holds Mirrorless Camera with Lens    Measures 1.4 x 61" (W x L)    Load Capacity: 2.6 lb    Made from Scandinavian Elk Leather    Protective Wax Coating    Black Stainless Steel Clips    Protection Pads and Camera Rings

EDDYCAM sources wild Scandinavian elk leather from a tannery in Finland and then produces handmade straps in a workshop in Bavaria, Germany.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you purchase additional sections that connect to the camera?

A: You can purchase additional camera connectors to switch out cameras. The strap will only connect to two cameras at a time though.

Q: 2. The strap holds the heavy camera at one point only. Will the camera strong enough to have all the weight at one point only?

A: According to the manufacturer it was tested to hold over 100kg or 220lbs. If you have a large lens attached you might want to attach the strap to the lens and not the camera strap eyelets.

Q: 3. Will this bag hold 2 Leica M bodies each with a small lens attached?

A: No, the Oberwerth Louis Camera Bag for Leica M11 is really designed for one camera body not two.

Q: 4. what color is the lining of this bag: red or grey?

A: The lining of the Oberwerth Q Bag is grey.

Q: 5. can this be used left or right handed? (or shouldered) for those of us who must have it on the left side or right side depending on which hand is dominant???? thanks in advance

A: You can use this strap on either shoulder.

Q: 6. the overview says the close focus distance is 6.5 feet. the specs say it is 41.9 feet. which is it?

A: The Nature DX 10x42 Binocular has a close focus on 6.5 feet.

Q: 7. Is the underarm strap really of any benefit?

A: Yes it keeps the strap from rolling forward and backwards, but if it is not comfortable for the way you use your camera, you can remove it if need be.

Q: 8. What is the difference between this, mfr no. 5051, and the "non-shoulder" version, mfr no. 5001?

A: The "Shoulder Version" is extremely slip resistant through the implementation of an innovative material combination of Finnish elk leather on the outside and Mongolian yak leather on the inside. The "Non Shoulder Version" does not have the Mongolian yak leather on the inside.

Q: 9. Is the leather part of the strap longer, or is it just the nylon tapes that are longer?

A: The nylon portion would be longer.

Q: 10. My husband and I are going on a safari and these binoculars were recommended. Are they a good fit for safari or should I be looking at others?

A: I bought a pair of these two years ago, mostly for use at our country retreat outside Ithaca, NY. Deciding factor was the close focusing ability, though they are fine at a distance, as well. They seem virtually equal to a pair of Eagle binoculars I got for a birthday present some six years ago. Only thing about roof prisms is they provide less stereo separation at a distance. But issues like color fringing, collimation are negligible. A very good value. Was just watching a flock of cedar waxwings eating hawthorn blossoms with gusto.