I bought these to use in conjunction with the OP/TECH USA 1001062 Super Classic strap. The Op/Tech system allows you to use one strap with many devices. The build quality is excellent. The material the connectors are made of is not so brittle as to break easily, but also not so flexible that you might accidentally release the connector. The loop material is strong enough to support a DSLR or Film SLR even with a heavy lens. I also use the Uni-Loop connectors with the Opteka Professional Wrist Grip Strap. The only caveat I have about this product is the difficulty of installation. Because the loop material is so thick, it was extremely difficult to thread the loop thru the metal strap mounts on my Sony DSLRs. If I hadn't been willing to make the slot in the mount slightly wider by twisting a large Flat-bladed screwdriver inside the slot, I would have NEVER been able to thread the loop thru. I even used op/tech's recommended tip of pulling the loop thru using a thin wire threaded thru the loop. I still would not have been able to get the loop thru the camera strap mount with out widening the slot. If it hadn't been for this, I would have given this product 5 stars. But, having said all that, I think that making the loop material thinner to ease installation would compromise the strength of the whole Op/Tech system. So just be aware that you might have to be willing to modify your Camera's strap mounts to use this product!

They work great . weather prooth the strap is kinda cheap

Bought two. One for my Mamiya 220 TLR and one for my Graflex 22-200 TLR. Fits exactly on the bodies' strap slots without the supplied attachment rings. The strap will not come off accidentally. I would recommend.

As described. Works well with head gear and chest strap.

Overall a good strap cushion is nice length is accommodating however could use more room for adjustment strap area that adjusts length tends to come easily loose and opens up so you have to be cautious

Like others in the reviews, I eventually experienced screws loosening at inopportune moments, both the thumb screws on the mount and the plate itself. Applying purple locktite and letting cure for a day solved both of these problems, but given the mount costs $75 I think a small tube of locktite would have been a no brainer. I've used a full frame DSLR (Df) on the capture clip since the start of Covid (late 2019, so a bit more than 2 years now) at conventions, backpacking in Europe, even touring rotten old Chernobyl buildings; so I tend to think the design itself is fine and rugged enough.I mount mine to the (unpadded) strap of my camera bag to carry it slightly forward of strong side hip. It would probably struggle with padded straps. I use a SpiderPro hand strap on the Df so I found the knobs for the screws would impinge smooth holstering; my solution was buying the plate that doubles as a Manfroto-format "Dual Plate. ($25)The hex keys for "permanent" installation are long enough to stick out and snag on a thinner strap.Appreciate the versatility and the smooth release mechanism. It does take a bit of practice as the plate has to be at just the right angle; not generally the kind of thing you do one-handed.It is a functional piece of gear, but locktite and a pair of shorter hex keys would have helped a lot.

So much more comfortable than the standard strap that digs into your neck. The rubber padding helps grip and lessens slip. I sometimes have my D500 which is already heavy, along with a Tameron 150-600, which is a beast. I let it hang but I keep hold of the grip as I’m not taking any chances. So far there’s some wear on the metal attachment clip but holding up well. Rings and a long wide compartment for clipping and storage. I’d recommend this camera strap.

I bought an AKASO V50 Elite which comes with a good selection of accessories. But this kit has so much more and it's great quality. Chest harness, helmet strap, wrist strap, several adapters and more!