I have needed a strong support strap for my Mamiya Rb67,I done some research on straps and Op Tech was at the top of best straps.I have had this strap along time and its perfect, there are no other words.There has been no problems with it at all, its the same as when I brought it,when having it around my neck it takes away the weight of the Mamiya quite a lot due to the foam neck part,(the camera does weigh down, but the neck strap doesn't give you neck cramp or marks or becomes a pain due to the padding)I would highly recommend this product and also was fast delivery!

Very convenient ! No more messing with the strap !

The chest strap could does not allow an action cam go go flat or flush so I'm giving it a 4 star. Head strap and float work well

Worked perfectly for attaching my DSLR to my backpack for carrying around a 4-day convention. Wish I'd had it when I went to Europe earlier this year! Because I kept a speedlight on my camera almost all the time, I used it a little differently than advertised. Rather than attaching the Uniloops directly to the camera's strap eyelets, I also bought a 

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, which I screwed into the tripod thread on the bottom of the camera. By attaching the Uniloops to the mounting plate I could hang the camera inverted (see photo), which worked much better with the flash attached (I even kept a Rogue Flashbender on it almost all the time, not pictured). I was taking pictures almost constantly and it was very easy to simply grab one side of the camera and flip it right side up to get a shot (both horizontal and vertical orientations). It didn't exactly make the whole setup weightless, but distributed the weight MUCH better than a neck strap would have. I did, however, want to be able to switch to a neck strap easily for certain occasions, so I slid mini parachute buckles right onto the Uniloops and connected the other ends to my neck strap (see photo). I'm so impressed with how versatile this product is and how well it worked for carrying a heavy camera for such an extended period of time!

Everything i need is here from head strap, chest strap, car mount, suction mount, bike mount and so many other useful thing. quality is great and it also comes with a carrying case :)I used the chest and head strap a lot for running and hiking. strap are comfy to wear and also lightweight.So far this accessories has been working great for me and so far i am happy with the quality of the product. THANKS :)

This is a basic trail camera with IR flash. The camera saves images and videos onto standard SD cards (32Gb max, sold separately). It is powered by 8 AA batteries (not included). It ships with a light weight strap and a USB cord for transferring photos. Buttons on the control panel let you choose options such as photo/video, number of photos in a sequence, length of video, image quality, time and date setting and stamping, etc. The control panel features an LCD screen that you can use for previewing images or aiming the camera. The camera as 3 motion detectors, left, right, and center, as well as a large IR flash panel. The camera was made in China.I found this camera quite easy and intuitive to set up. Just load it with a pack of batteries and an SD card, run through the menus and you’re good to go, ready to mount. The strap is rather light weight, so I don’t know how well it will stand up to UV exposure. The heavier weight straps that came with my Moultrie cameras failed after about 4-5 years in the sun, so keep checking this strap for wear, especially if it is exposed to bright sun. I mounted this camera in my yard to monitor for animals and people while I was away for a month. When I came home, I found some deer photos on the camera, but I also found that the batteries had already gone dead. Other cameras that I set up at the same time were still going strong. Image quality with this camera is decent, nothing artistic, but good enough to record what was happening in the yard. Overall, this camera is a good value, but check it often to make sure the batteries are good and the strap is holding up.

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 These are nice sleek goggles. They are large enough to fit around your eyes and protect from the elements. They come with a hard case which is great for storing or if you are traveling. They also have a small material bag to cover them when you don't want a bulkier case. The strap in the back has sticky strips along the inside to keep the goggles from slipping down off your head. (you will be able to see this in the video) The strap is thick enough without being a huge piece of material running along the back of your head. Plenty of cushion around your face make these comfortable to wear for the hours you might be up on the ski slope for the day.

I use this with a Manfrotto MVG440 gimbal and it seems to be OK... Thankfully, this particular human has dual handles aligned vertically...Only used the shoulder strap twice so far...Had to buy an extra camera strap screw to attach the strap to both sides of the gimbal handle; but that was no big deal...After a couple hours of shooting, my arms were definitely still tired out; most of all my dominant arm... But I was able to let the gimbal hang at times I needed to get myself together...NOTE that I also bought something called a MogoCrane belt kit to further help alleviate arm fatigue