Help prevent unwanted strap movement with the black Sling Strap Stabilizer from Tamrac. This easily installed and adjustable Stabilizer attaches to your Tamrac Sling Strap and is compatible with Tour, Pro and Compact Strap models. For strength and durability, the lightweight Stabilizer is made of nylon and features Duraflex buckles.

Helps Prevent Unwanted Strap Movement    Attaches to Tamrac Sling Strap    Works with Tour, Pro & Compact Straps    Easily Installed and Adjusted    Duraflex Buckles    Lightweight at 0.7 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. WILL THIS STRAP HOLD A LEICA M AND LENS?

A: I would say yes. It holds my Fuji XT1 with a 35mm (50mm equiv) lens just fine. I did use the thicker mounting straps (the ones that tie to the camera) instead of the thinner string type. Just a personal preference. I'm believe that both types of mounting straps are rated strong enough to my set up but the thicker ones just gi me feels bit more confident. The strap is nice too. Not too thick, yet not too skinny either. A comfortable fit for me. Enough length to carry it long or short (I'm 6 ft tall).

Q: 2. will this bag hold a fuji xt-4, a 50-140 and 16-55 fuji lenses?

A: Yes this bag can accommodate a Fuji X-T4 with the 16-55mm lens attached and the 50-140mm lens in the upper compartment.

Q: 3. Is the upper and lower compartments separated by a permanently sewn in divider?

A: There is a divider which separate the two compartments which has velcro to hold it in place.

Q: 4. What is the size of the tablet sleeve and opening?

A: According to the manufacturer, the tablet sleeve/pocket on the Tamrac Jazz Photo Sling Bag 76 v2.0 (Black) is on a bit of a diagonal to fit with the bag. The bottom width is rough 7” (17.78 cm) and the top is rough 6.5” (16.51 cm). Both of these measurements are slightly under by up to 0.25” (6.35 mm). The pocket is 9.5” (24.13 cm) tall.

Q: 5. I have a Fuji XT-10 camera with 18-135mm lens. With this lens, it is not what I consider to be lightweight. The strap included with the camera is 3/4 wide, seems a bit too narrow. Am considering the DSPTCH standard strap, 1/4 wider seems like it might be just right. Any thoughts on this?

A: I have a Canon 80D with an 18-55 kit lens. Although the camera came with a wider strap, I'm much happier with the DSPTCH standard strap; it's strong, but not bulky. I purchased the (Black Camo) design. It comes with two attachments, one set for lighter equipment and one set for heavier equipment. Hope this helps in your decision.

Q: 6. How long is this strap?

A: The EDDYCAM SLiNG -1 Wrist Strap (Black) is approxemelty 5,2 inches.

Q: 7. how durable is this? how much weight can this truly hold? i have a 7Dmk2 with battery grip and a 200-500mm telephoto on the front of it (and planning on replacing that lens with a 100-400L IS ii + 1.4x tc soon). do i have anything to worry about if i strap that rig to this?

A: Honestly I have this holding a 6D with a 24-70II. It holds it well and all the weight. No battery grip, but this thing is pretty strong. The only downside is that the strap after a while eats into my neck. I would suggest also getting the shoulder pad from DSPTCH.

Q: 8. Could this hold a 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm lens along with a full frame camera body (Canon)?

A: No, this bag is too small to hold that gear.

Q: 9. How elastic is the strap for reducing stress on the shoulder compared to Tamrac N-5057 Neoprene Boomerang Digital Camera Strap?

A: The Tamrac Active Strap (Black) is made with ballistic nylon and is not elastic like the Tamrac N-5057 Neoprene Boomerang Digital Camera Strap (Black). However, the Tamrac Active Strap is a cross-body strap that puts less stress on the shoulder than standard over-two-shoulder straps like the Tamrac N-5057.

Q: 10. For anyone who owns the DSPTCH Heavy sling: has anyone had to buy the optional shoulder pad due to the sling being uncomfortable? I see it as an option on DSPTCH's website. Thanks.

A: Hi Monica,I use the DSPTCH sling just as it is, I have not needed the optional shoulder strap.I hope this helps.Thanks, Mike