DSLR Camera Strap Quick Release | Hand Strap and ¼ Mounting Screw the Complete Bundle by BX Design

I am using Peak Design strap for my Nikon D800 and sometimes with the 17-35mm 2.8 or the 24-70mm 2.8 or 70-200mm 2.8. I am quite happy with Peak Design but I noticed that it is too bulky and heavy. Putting the Peak Design in the camera bag really took a lot of space. Recently I purchased the BX design strap and after testing out, I think this is a very good deal.Of course, it is not fair comparing BXD to PD since the PD is nearly four times more expensive but I think BXD really care about their product so I really want to do better.1. QualityDecent! The strap made from the same material that uses in your car seat belt and this material is also the same with my PD strap. It does feel a little thinner compared with the PD but it is lighter and less bulky.The not that connect your camera and the strap feel thin though. Even though the manufacturer said it could stand with 5 to 10 kg weight on each connector but I don't really feel secure with heavier equipment (long lens or with flash). The design of the clip in the connector, I think, could be broken easily, meaning that you have to replace the connector2. DesignI love it! lightweight and compact. Easy to carry around and take less space.I think it is better if they could make the bottom plate/knot the same way with the Tripod plate. in that case, we don't have to take knot out and replace with the tripod plate whenever we need tripod3. Great Price.I think 14.99 is a fair deal for this product.Highly recommended !!

So, I have a back story but I was told to not discuss it but the first order was lost while out for delivery and had to order again. But one I got the camera strap and told everything out of the box, I’ve took notice of the advertising design in the box and I’ve seen these photos they use before. It seem cheesy and not fully Polish boxing presentation. It lack convincing to buy the product and also makes me do feel that this is another one of those camera straps that will break in the next few months. It also does happen. It’s build quality is plastic and seem to me a fabric material of polyester and many others because it doesn’t say on the box which goes back to my last complaint about presentation. But after a 48 usage of the camera strap, I do feel that this will not be my everyday camera strap to use. Reasons areCons:1) I have two camera and have a special brand camera strap that holds both camera with lens up to 18lbs .2) it got wet in the rain and notice the strap started to soften and fur up. This is within a 48 hours run using it in NYC and I’m not even home.3) I have my own brand camera strap and Proto type strap that is better and leather.4) easy release system in the strap takes more time to release.5)there is no warranty for this strap after the 30 day amazing return policy. That there is trouble for me because the straps that I’d use and made of my own, have a warranty behind it.6) this strap doesn’t support two camera bodies and now there are more straps in this price range (which I have purchase and review) that can support up to two bodies. This just doesn’t, single camera operation only.Pros:1) better than the camera strap that comes in the box when you get your camera2) cheap and affordable3) size adjustment is good4) Comes with a hand strap as well5) lightweightAs a pro level photographer I’d look at all angles but never had a strap that fur up on me after getting caught up in the rain and lose it a strength to the quality. I’m going to say “ it’s your choice “ThePandaPhotographerUPDATE: OCTOBER 31th 2018 - The strap adjustment crack and broke off and the clips that lock the strap also crack due to the poor weak plastic design.

Seems like a good idea...easy to remove the neck strap...however, one of the clips that attaches to the camera broke so that I can no longer use the strap. I had used it less than 10 times before the clip came off. Fortunately, I was removing my camera from a shoulder bag so the camera did not fall. Of course, it is too late to return this. Great idea but on inspection the snap clips that make this strap easy to remove are not attached very well.

I wanted a low-cost adjustable strap for my DSLR, but was faced with a dilemma. There are two main types of straps: those which mount at the neck-strap attachment points at the top of the camera, and those which mount at the tripod screw on the bottom (and usually have a secondary attachment at one of the top points). Which is better? Well, it depends on your lens: if you have a small lens, you want to use the top attachment points so the back of the camera lays flush against your body, and you can easily raise it to eye level. However, once you mount a large, heavy lens, it is far better to attach the strap to the bottom (tripod point), so the lens dangles downward against your body instead of sticking out and pulling the camera down and away from you. Most straps use one of the two methods, but this strap allows you to not only choose your own attachment method, but the easy-to-use clips allow you to change your mounting arrangement in seconds while out in the field. The only other strap that I know of with this kind of versatile mounting system is the $40 peak design leash. This strap replicates the functionality of that fantastic strap at less than half the price, and also throws in a hand strap that is compatible with the same mounting system. If you want a strap with the versatility to support your camera with a variety of different lenses, large and small, you cannot do better than this.

Got my strap today and I love it already. It is a nicer texture then the canon strap and feels more comfortable on the neck. The connectors feel sturdy even though they are plastic and held up to my shake test over my bed. When you connect it the snap of it make you know it is secure for sure. Mine came with the fabric a little frayed but no big deal. The added hand strap is also nice and will definitely be used often for portraits shoots as it is more comfortable for different orientations and positions.