This Leash Camera Strap in gray, from Peak Design has anchor links so you can quickly and easily detach a connected camera, to move it to a tripod, or connect another camera to the strap. Each anchor link is rated to hold 200 pounds and creates a durable, snap-in or snap-out connection point to the strap eyelet on a wide variety of cameras. The strap is 0.8" wide and has an adjustable 32.6 to 57.1" length. Integrated adjustment loops allow you to quickly adjust the length while in use.

Constructed with twist-resistant nylon and leather webbing, you can use it as a neck, shoulder, or cross-body strap whether you are right- or left-handed, draped from one shoulder to the opposing hip. When used along with an anchor link, the included anchor mount creates a connection point using the camera's 1/4"-20 bottom accessory thread. By attaching the leash along the bottom accessory thread and using one strap eyelet instead of two, your camera can be made to consistently face forward while against your hip, reducing the time needed to raise it to your eye to capture the shot.

Allows for Quick Separation from Camera    Neck, Shoulder, or Cross-Body Strap    32.6 to 57.1" Adjustable Length    Comfortable Nylon Leather Webbing    Durable & Versatile Camera Connectors    Low-Profile Anchor Mount    Connects to Field or Range Pouch

• Use as neck, shoulder, or cross-body strap whether you are right- or left-handed
• Constructed from twist-resistant, nylon and leather webbing
• Quickly and easily detaches from camera 
• Anchor links create durable, snap-in or snap-out connection points to camera strap eyelet
• Use as cross-body strap and keep camera facing forward
• Integrated loops allow quick length adjustments
• Hex key attaches or detaches anchor mount
• Microfiber pouch for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. rndeki metal tokalar makineyi izmiyor mu? bu konuda endieliyim.

A: Chqwna meralimas makinelli mu bu.

Q: 3. Would this fit the Sony RX100?

A: Yes, its compatible with the RX100.

Q: 4. Can I use this strap for a Fujifilm XT4?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Will this fit eyelets on a Fuji XT30?

A: Thanks for reaching out! We are aware of this issue regarding our Anchors and smaller cameras like the Fuji XT30. There are a few point-and-shoot and compact-mirrorless camera models whose strap attachments are too small for the cord on our Anchors. We've identified a couple of solutions to the issue: - Try and thread it through with tweezers, pliers, or Dental floss-- which works surprisingly well!. This will work on some cameras with slightly larger eyelets. - If your eyelet is still too small, try using a small split ring to connect the Micro Anchor to the eyelet. Your camera should have come with these or you can get them from a local hardware store or from Amazon. Attach the ring to the eyelet, and then attach the Micro Anchor to the ring. Obviously, neither of these are great long-term solutions. We're currently looking at ways we can make our Micro Anchor cords skinnier while retaining the same strength and flexibility. We're also considering making custom split rings made especially for this purpose. But in the meantime hopefully one of these solutions will work for you.

Q: 7. 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.

Q: 8. Does the new design of the strap (thank you for the tripod socket base plate - very innovative!) also include a non-skid strap?

A: The new version of our Leash will not have any non-skid grip on it like our Slide and SlideLITE.

Q: 9. Are the edges of the metal buckles well smoothed to minimize camera scratching?

A: If you mean rounded, yes, they should not scratch the camera body.

Q: 10. Anyone recommend this strap for Nikon D750 camera? Thanks!

A: This strap is too narrow for my D750, especially if I have a heavier lens. For D750 I use the wider version: Peak Design SL-BK-3 Slide Camera Strap. I do own the narrow grey strap referenced, used on my small Fuji x100F, love it.