waka Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release, Safety Tether and Underarm Strap, Adjustable Camera Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Fuji DSLR Camera, Black…

never delivered, Amazon delivery states "handed directly to a resident". Delivery issues, 5 times the last 2 months! Absolutely nothing we can do but wait till tomorrow, we can't even contact anyone at Amazon other than their pre-recorded machines! Yuk!Amazon delivery is atrocious! Amazon is getting too big, even Walmart is closing stores now. We're all in trouble now!Where is the "Antitrust laws" to break-up Amazon"Took a chance and it paid off. $15, it’s worth every penny. Looking at the pictures it didn’t look stable. Looked like the under arm strap was just there and not doing much. I thought putting the strap on my right would be better but the picture is absolutely correct, it’s left. Just follow Waka’s/Inno’s pictures. It took me about 15 minutes to get it just right. “TIP” when you’re ready to shoot, unbuckle the under arm strap. now it becomes your typical 1 loop strap, with no restrictions. It’s very easy and quick! Only strap I found with my 3 necessary criteria’s. under arm strap, pocket for batteries and memories, and safety/back-up cordUPDATED 5/14/19Somebody asked if under arm strap can be removed. Yes You can for sure, hence reversible. I added the picture with longer strap removed. The second part, short female Buckle can also be removed too.

So far I love it - only taken it out twice. EXCELLENT VALUE! For the price, it can not be beat. It is inexpensive, strong and comfortable. I was looking specifically to take the weight off my neck and it does the job well. I mostly shoot with a heavy telephoto lens while out on long hikes over rough terrain and with my regular neck and even harness straps, I am in pain quickly. An extra benefit is I can change sides with it. I recently dropped my camera into a shallow stream (caught it as it hit the water) and luckily didn't lose any equipment - but it scared the heck out of me. I had already ordered this but it hadn't arrived. I can go out now without that fear because of the safety tether.

It's taken me several tries to put this strap together and to put to use. I think it'll do what I need, but I'm still not sure. I wish instructions or pictures came with this item.

Only used it once. I definitely like having my camera on my hip versus on my chest.

excellent camera strap... securely holds carmarea without swing / sway while walking... with easy up to capture your shots.. no need to look further..

As stated does the job also comes with safety strap.

Great product. I did feel like the clasp would have come unhinges but it never did.I did however have a hard time keeping the strap on my shoulder.

First time using a shoulder camera strap and I love it. Easy to use and sturdy.

Very comfortable to wear. Recently went on a photo shoot all day with a heavy camera and my neck and shoulders weren’t aching at all. The bracket that attaches onto the bottom of the camera does twist slightly, but does not come loose. The extra safety tether is very reassuring. I feel safe to let my camera hang from the strap so that I’m hands free. It has a very comfortable should pad with a zip pocket in it. This pocket is very small, but allows me to carry a spare battery for my camera. Would definitely recommend.

While I love my original camera strap, it has always been a pain to keep my camera balanced on my shoulder or hanging from my neck. When I am out and about with my camera I often want to take pictures at short notice and have often missed shots in the time it took to get the camera in position. The design of this strap makes it easy to "draw from the hip" .I also often have a back pack on which makes it even less comfortable to carry my cameta around on on long and often hot days. With this strap I hardly noticed I was carrying my camera and it was very comfortable. It also kept my DSLR safe from accidental drops while carrying and shooting. No chance of me dropping my camera down a steep hill during a quick action shot. The under arm strap is essential to good balance and keeping it secure. Not so comfortable and easy to use without the under arm strap. Needs better instructions for first setting it up but once it is set up it is great.I am tall and broad and it fits me comfortably. The pocket on the strap is not thst useful but I carry my cards somewhere else anyway.

This seems like a well made, robust strap which does exactly what is required. It fits well and feels very secure - especially with the additional safety strap. The only issue I have with it (which would apply to any similar shoulder strap), is that to use it effectively, you really need to take the neck strap off your camera. This may not be a problem for some, but is tricky if you don’t always want the full strap set up. Having said that, this is great value.

As a long term user of a Black Rapide product which recently failed, I thought I would try a different brand. The product arrived quickly and was easy to set up. Very comfortable to wear it holds the camera (Olympus OMD 1 mk 2 with a 100-400 Panasonic Zoom) easily. My only worry is the clip which does not seem as strong as I had expected, but time will tell.uct

This is a good camera, BIG lens shoulder strap, I have mine attached to the Sigma 150-600, on the end of that is a Nikon D7000 with battery grip, so plenty of weight. The strap is more than long enough if like me, you have a man size figure :-), and even then, it's still long enough to wear a coat as well. The shoulder pad is a strange shape, I can only assume this is to allow a couple of small pockets to be added, because it does nothing to distribute the weight. Personally I'd prefer more thought/comfort going in to the pad than pointless pockets.The under arm strap is a complete waste of time unless you have the figure of a French Fry, and annoyingly you can't remove it, you can only unclip one side. I don't understand why it's advertised as extra security, I'd agree if it went across the body under the other arm like gun holster! The safety tether I found annoying too, it doesn't slide up the strap when you lift the camera, it just gathers the whole strap up. I do like the main "Three Point Buckles" which have a centre safety button, this has to be depressed before squeezing the sides in to release...So a good strap, but for me, needs a couple of improvements to be a great strap.