OP/TECH USA 1001062 Super Classic Strap - Uni Loop (Black)

Prefer OP/TECH US over my Peak Design Slide Lite strap. The OP/TECH USA doesn't slip like my Peak Design and doesn't have the wide floppy loop down by the camera body that always gets in my way when I pick up the camera to shoot. I'm told that the Peak Design buckles are designed to allow for slip for easy adjustment on the go but I found it to be more of an annoyance. The traditional OP/TECH simple stay-put design is much more to my liking. Adjust it once, it stays put! The OP/TECH cushioned neck band is also very comfortable and the entire product has a quality feel to it. It's not stylish, trendy, and pricey like Peak Design but IMHO it is much more practical and at very reasonable price. Some say the OP/TECH strap is too short and I can understand that if you're a taller person. I'm just 5'8" yet I have the straps fully extended. It fits me fine but for taller people or those who like the camera to hang lower OP/TECH makes optional extensions. I also bought the OP/TECH wrist strap that clips right onto their quick-disconnect system. Like the OP/TECH neck strap it too is very comfortable. It's replacing my Peak Design wrist strap. Great product! Great price! Wish I knew about OP/TECH earlier!

very comfortable and like the quality

I already have another Op/Tech strap, the Super Classic Uni-Loop, which I use on a pro DSLR. On the other DSLR's I use Op/Tech wrist straps, which link in with the same clips as the Uni-Loops. So, when I needed a strap for a new pair of binoculars, the choice was fairly simple. This time I went for the Pro-Loop strap. Mainly because the Uni-Loop version isn't easily available in the UK. I spoke to customer services at Op/Tech and apparently, it's a USA only item, the Uni-Loop. So I just happened to get lucky when I bought them, that someone in the UK was selling them. I think it can be ordered in if requested by a couple of distributors if needs be. The Pro Loop is different to the Uni-Loop, because the two ends that stay on the camera are about 9 inches long. On the Uni-Loop the ends are approx. 2 inches long (or less). On a camera, if I remove the strap, then the Uni-Loop is great, because there's hardly anything left to dangle around and get in the way. I decided that for the Binoculars, this didn't matter so much. Plus, there's a trick that you can do with the Pro-Loops, where you remove the strap, but connect the two tails together. This creates a mini strap. Which is how I intend to leave them for most of the time. Because, normally the binoculars are just lying around the house, for looking at birds and deer outside the window, so they are not travelling anywhere. Therefore the big strap is unnecessary. However, it's easily clipped into place if needs be, for going out walking. One point to note if mixing the two systems, is that the actual padded strap part on the Pro-Loop strap, is much shorter than on the Uni-Loop version. You can buy a set of Op/Tech Uni-Loop extension straps to compensate for this. These contain a pair of Uni-Loop connectors, and two 8 inch connector straps, which all connect using the same clip in connectors for speedy connection. All in all a superb system of straps. Very comfortable to wear. They feel very strong, the neoprene padded shoulder pad is nicely padded without being too fancy. It's non-slip is perfect. I'd highly recommend them as a strap for a DSLR or a pair of binoculars.

buena calidad en materiales, durable y resistente

Voici des années que j’équipe mon matériel photographique avec ces courroie. Les avantages sont multiples. 1- Le boîtier ne glisse pas sur l'épaule. 2- Très confortable à porter autour du cou. 3- La solidité. 4- L'appareil photographique semble moins lourd car la charge est bien répartie sur la largeur de la courroie, ,la "mousse" a une certaine élasticité ce qui induit un certain confort. 5- A mon sens c'est la courroie à acheter.