What strap you like?

[diver-hloc]

DIY 'Black Rapid' type strap + Canon E-1 hand strap......

 

[battle]

Crumpler Industry Disgrace.

But I DIY mine with some additional feature.
1st, long long strap so that when cross sling, it rest slightly above my waist. (with hand holding the lens).
2nd, with additional loops to allow me using carabina to hook the strap to my back-pack strap, so that the weight of the camera will goes to the backpack (which weights down to my waist), rather then my shoulder (good for long distance tracking).

 

[betta01]

Have been using a made in korea hand strap with a screw in base plate that have two extendable 'legs'
This allows mine camera to stand upright instead of laying on its side when place on a flat surface.
Very useful, using it for 2 years now.

 

[suicyde240]

How much is the strap??

$36 dude

 

[kwttan]

Optech for me...

 

[spree86]

Immediate action sling strap from camerawise love it:thumbsup:

 

[Alpina]

i like my optech

 

[mysimba]

Original Nikon strap will do for me...

 

[willdoang]

for me it's optech, lugging around my 50D+grip & 2 bat + S24-70 with total weight of 2.3kg, all day walking around universal studio from morning till evening and no neck or shoulder sore after that :thumbsup:

 

[crystal1993]

A no brand very colorful strap that my friend gave me as a birthday present.

May not be the best quality but the feelings and meanings are there.

 

[sinned79]

was using industry disgrace but as my equipments gets heavier... find the padding not good... so now using matin strap (from korean) which is made of neoprene material. love it to bits now.

used blackrapid RS4 briefly but end up selling it away cos not using it often. very handy when u need fast access to your camera.

 

[sinned79]

A no brand very colorful strap that my friend gave me as a birthday present.

May not be the best quality but the feelings and meanings are there.

must be a gift from a guy fren ;p

 

[crystal1993]

must be a gift from a guy fren ;p

Nonsense!!
It's a female friend k! Been friends with her for half of my life already.

 

[sinned79]

Nonsense!!
It's a female friend k! Been friends with her for half of my life already.

:embrass:

 

[kei1309]

i like it strapless... opps.

 

[wilbs]

I prefer to DIY using a regular compact camera wrist strap, looping the main strap through my DSLR right lug and taping the smaller loop end to my lens cap... secure, tight, lens cap problem solved, no dangling humungous neck strap.. compact for storage in my toploader case w/OpTech strap (which I prefer when trekking instead of exposing the DSLR )

 

[Treetrunk]

Crumpler Industry Disgrace

That's what i like too.

 

[egnaro]

I have optech, 2 limited edition strap, highkey,skooba, and some more, but the one which I am using now is skooba strap. Orange camo Crumpler strap never use and green cam oli use for 2 times and dun like it other then the design.

 

[lucifer06]

Luma loop. But i sling it on my shoulder, not across my body.

 

[Hacker]

Luma loop. But i sling it on my shoulder, not across my body.

+1.:thumbsup:

I use it with the Really Right Stuff clamp, to carry the bigger lenses like the 200mm f/2 as my lenses have the arca swiss lens plates. I find it better than the RRS. There is a non-slip pad, no metal parts (unless you use the pod, and so much more compact to keep and store it away.