I used this shoulder strap mainly for travel with my mirrorless and I found it very good.

QUALITY AND EXPERIENCE OF USE:

Aesthetically it is very pleasant, sober, with rather generous dimensions it is perfect for travel with your camera. You can immediately notice at first glance that in this product quality and attention to detail are very high. The materials are resistant and light. The shoulder strap is adjustable, the buckles are metal for better resistance and durability, but the shoulder pad is missing and the quick releases are made of plastic, at least they seem very well made and with a double release system. I used this shoulder strap for medium-short trips with my camera and I must say that even without the shoulder pad, it still did not cause me any disturbance in my journeys. The quick releases are very comfortable and I was able to adjust the shoulder strap to my liking.

ADVANTAGES:

- Good quality of materials.
- Resistant
- Adjustable
- With quick releases with double release system
- Comfortable

DEFECTS:

- Missing a padded shoulder pad
- Plastic quick releases

CONCLUSIONS:

The shoulder strap has certainly proven to be a quality product with great attention to detail. With a very pleasant design, it is an excellent companion for moving around with your camera. A product with some small defects and a fairly high price (currently around 50 euros), but well justified by the excellent quality/price ratio.

If you care about the safety of your digital camera, then I recommend you consider purchasing this shoulder strap.
Let me start by saying that I have always thought that original shoulder straps are the best, but after a bad personal experience I can assure you that this is not always the case...

This one from K&F Concept comes in a beautiful Premium box, gold and silver in color. It immediately struck me for its THICKNESS of a good 3 cm, as well as allowing for an ADJUSTMENT of the length from 100 to 160 cm.
With its weight of 130 grams, it can support up to 36 kilograms, a load impossible to reach with any combination of SLR and TELEPHOTO LENS.

I can wear it in 3 ways: the classic one on the NECK, DIAGONAL from the shoulder to the opposite side and directly on the single SHOULDER.

The STRAP is made of 100% nylon with synthetic polymers, it is practically the same material as car seat belts... and I've said it all!

The HOOKS are made of METAL, 3 mm thick, and not plastic like those of the standard shoulder straps. Coupled with quality leather with double stitching.

Furthermore, most of the original shoulder straps cannot be easily unhooked, so you can imagine the inconvenience every time I have to attach the reflex to the tripod (or monopod), so much so that most of the time, it is better to leave them attached to the camera, dangling and annoying.
This one, on the other hand, has two comfortable BUCKLES that allow quick release. They are made of a resistant and unbreakable material, Stealth nylon. They can be unhooked in 3 steps and with the help of both hands, so you can rest assured, it is impossible for them to come off accidentally (in my video I tried to tug on it repeatedly).

And finally, the CORD that must be attached to the camera loops, is covered with 3 layers, each with its own color. It is always a good idea to check the state of wear and the color of the same. The outside is BLACK, to indicate the excellent state of maintenance, the second internal layer is YELLOW, which signals the risk of breakage and finally the last internal layer is RED, which indicates the imminent breakage of the shoulder strap.

In CONCLUSION I can say that the choice of the shoulder strap is very personal, this one certainly does not cost little, but thanks to the opportunity granted, I can confide that I had no problems in carrying out some stress tests. I practically JERKED, PULLED and MALTREATED it in every way, before entrusting it with my work REFLEX cameras, both combined with two lenses (L series) of considerable weight.
I tried it both on the Canon 5D with 24-70 f2.8, and on the mammoth Canon 1D + 70-200 f2.8 ""white"".
If you know the models and weights of these equipment, you can rest assured that any MIRRORLES (plus lens) can be entrusted to this shoulder strap.

I did find a DEFECT though... but only if we decide to use the shoulder strap in the classic way, that is, on the NECK. Unfortunately, since it doesn't have a soft lining, after a few minutes it could weigh on the neck, especially if you use heavy equipment.
So you just need to change position often, maybe moving it to the shoulder.
Too bad, because it really took very little to be the PERFECT SHOULDER STRAP for my needs.

If you find it on sale, maybe with a coupon, it turns out to be a good deal!

K&F Concept has a reputation for making very affordable but high-quality accessories for photographers and videographers. The camera strap is the latest in a long line of useful and affordable products from K&F Concept.

The strap is universal, meaning it can be used as a shoulder, neck, or cross-body strap on any DSLR or mirrorless camera. The strap itself is made of seat belt material, so it’s strong yet comfortable to wear on or across your body. The buckles are very strong and include a unlocking button (to avoid accidentally unbuckling the strap from the camera). The strap itself has a maximum load capacity of 80 pounds, and the overall length is long enough to comfortably wear the camera, even with a long lens, by your hip or behind your back.

The anchor/buckle that connects to the camera lugs includes a warning system that lets you know if the material is wearing out; black is okay, yellow is to use carefully, and red means it’s time to replace your anchors.

Highly recommended, especially if you are looking for a good quality strap that provides the same features, but is not as expensive, as other name brands.

The strap is very high quality, sturdy, and easy to adjust. The length of the strap means it can be worn comfortably over the shoulder or around the neck. The strap is soft and wide enough to take the pressure off. The secured quick release fastener for removing the camera from the strap is particularly noteworthy.

This is a really easy to use camera strap, and although it's pricey, it looks great and works great too. It looks vintage to me, and I really appreciate it. I like that there's a quick release too, for when you really have to get into a weird position to get the photo you want. Definitely recommend if you're looking to splurge.

Extra strong black nylon strap similar to a seat belt, with brown and orange leather details. The presentation and packaging of the product is good, when opening the package we can already see that we are looking at a quality product.

Positive points:
-Its design is very nice and elegant, with a vintage touch.
-The materials are of good quality and seem very resistant, so the camera is well secured. Both the strap itself, as well as the leather details and the metal pins are strong. This strap is very well finished.
-It is easily adjustable in length, so it can be worn in different positions, easily adapting to our comfort or different situations.
-Being a wide strap it is very comfortable in general and does not hinder when we are using the camera.
-The safety clasps are made of a fairly hard and resistant plastic. The quick release system is very useful, we can remove the strap quickly and very easily.
-The system to place it on the camera is very simple, which makes it compatible with many camera brands.

Negative points:
-So far, none.

In short, it is a strap with a nice design, comfortable and of very good quality. The quality-price ratio is good. I recommend it.

The strap comes in a nice box, ideal for a gift.

Once we open it, the presentation is exquisite, with a translucent paper that allows us to see the strap that is folded and held by a small cardboard with the K&F logo.

When we take out the strap we notice that it is of quality, with the metal pins that have the name of the brand inscribed and with a silver finish that stands out against the black color of the strap that is made of a nylon ribbon.

We can adjust the length of this by means of the pins and thus leave it adjusted to our preferences.

At the ends it has hooks that go to the lens and are made of cords that we have to insert through the slots or rings that our camera or cage has if we use it, as is my case.

It is quick release at both ends since it has closures with a double-push system for opening and thus avoiding accidents.

K&F has several colors for this strap, you can choose the one you like the most, all of them are of the same quality.

I ordered the K&F Concept shoulder strap, essentially designed for cameras, for a specific need of mine. In my case I needed a shoulder strap for my drone's remote control. Even if it doesn't cost as much as some cameras and their lenses, a drone remote control, especially if it has a screen, as in my case, is an expensive and delicate device. It goes without saying that a safety device around the neck, especially before and after piloting the aircraft, is a very important added value. The belt is very comfortable and perfectly adjustable with a double loop. For those who need it, you can easily and quickly switch from the length for carrying the device over the shoulder to the length around the neck on the cervical spine. It has a quick but safe release system, which requires three-point pressure. Still on the subject of safety, the eyelets of the two terminals have an internal coloured system to highlight signs of tears or wear. If the colour yellow or worse red emerges, the component must be replaced. As you can see from the photos, it is also very elegant, with leather inserts that guarantee the presence of further reinforcement to an undoubted refinement. Lastly, a detail that I really appreciated, the width is just the right size: it ensures comfort at the same time, but is not so wide as to be covering in the summer months, with consequent excessive sweating. I am very satisfied with this product, cared for in every little detail.

This is a really nicely made neck camera strap by K&F.

From my perspective, every part incorporated fulfils a roll to keep your camera protected / safe beyond just simply fulfilling the basic function of being a camera strap. The materials used appear to be of good quality, it's design is simplistic incorporating good technology with classic looks. Hence making this strap easy to blend in with any camera due to it's timeless style.

Upon use I found it comfortable around my neck, plus very easy to adjust once I'd figured out how to do it. Plus for me the strap had plenty of adjustment, I never found myself anywhere near it's limitations.

The neck strap can be easily & quickly removed due to having two Duraflex safety buckles securing the straps to tethers that will remain on your camera. Load capacity 80 pounds (36.2Kilos). The strap itself for me was soft, not harsh at all, with a good width that wasn't uncomfortable to wear or handle. The tethers also have a very clever three lair of cords letting the user know (different colours) if it's fraying, and when it needs replacing.

In summary this for me isn't a cheap strap, presently retailing for £35.99 but it's a great strap and worth the extra for making sure your camera is secure, and its ease of use.

5/5

I was expecting fairly average quality and performance when I placed the order for this camera strap… but ot turns out I am entirely blown away by not just my initial impressions, but by its performance after a week of experimenting with it.

Even as I opened the packaging, which was exquisite and carefully designed to show off this strap, it was obvious that this is clearly a product K&F is proud of, and for good reason.

At first, I also thought I would be put off by the old fashioned style of “quick” release that used to be so common before it was modernized to a small circle loop by a certain small company who’s appeal I would say has “peaked” some time ago. As it turns out, the locking mechanism on this strap puts my mind at greater ease and makes me feel more confident that my camera is secure and will not suddenly detach itself from the strap, which has happened to me before despite itself.

The “seatbelt” like similarity of the strap fabric did not go unnoticed, it neither did the fact that the thread count is clearly equal or better to its competitors, very soft and because of the straps thickness diameter, it sits on my neck cleanly without any rough feeling, I began to hardly notice it was there compared to thinner straps.

Really excited to get more of these for all my cameras, and maybe in alternate colours as well. At the time of this writing I believe the company has made several colour varieties.