VKO Camera Strap,Climbing Rope Camera Strap for Round Hole Interface DSLR SLR Mirrorless Camera Neck Shoulder Strap 100cm

Camera strap is very good, does a good job!Service excellent!!

Bought this for my “new to me” Fujifilm X100S and I’m so glad I did. It’s lightweight, comfortable and matches my camera style. No need to put on the triangle lugs as this has its own rings. The strap feels very soft and hangs just below my chest. I really like this strap, perfect for compact cameras and vintage style cameras

I was looking for something different for my ZF because let's face it this camera screams for something different. LOL I fell in love with this look but as it's meant to mount to your camera as always on, I tapped into my creative side and came up with a solution. I ordered the VKO Camera Strap Quick Release QD Loops Connector here on Amazon and by the way great strong connectors, and created the quick release option you'll see in the photos. Extremely happy with the results and it doesn't get in the way when shooting, a bonus in my book. This is also an option for those who feel this strap is too short as the connectors add 6" to each side. I'm 5'2" and I wear this cross body, the camera sits at my side at arms length easy to quickly bring it up for quick shot. Love it!

I got this neck strap for my Sony RX1R mkII as I normally only use a wrist strap and wanted to finally give my neck a workout. Initially, I was attracted to this strap in particular out of all the others as the O-Rings perfectly fit the attach points on the camera. Immediately, I had to alter 2 things:1. I had to cut off the little leather pieces that are meant to keep the O-Rings from "scratching" the camera. I don't see how the O-Rings could really do any significant damage, but more importantly, the leather pieces affect the grip the camera. My index fingers rub up against the pieces when gripping the camera in shooting position.2. I used a paperclip to extend the length between the camera attach point on the right side and the neck strap (see pic). The leather wrapping on the strap will hit the red button turning on the video record function when holding my camera straight out and shooting from the viewscreen in the back, which I use a alot in addition to the viewfinder.After wearing the camera around my neck for an hour, the strap began cutting into the back of my neck, but that was alleviated by wearing a collared shirt. Overall I'm happy with the strap, and for only $15! Similar climbing rope-type straps are available on BH Photo for $100!The strap does stretch a little, but only like 3/4 of an inch when really pulling. The strap is a great length, I am 5' 8" and the length is perfect.

Good camera strap

I was looking for a replacement neck strap for my Fuji X-T3. I have seen these around and really liked the look. I took the plunge and decided to give it a try. I'm really glad that I did, this is the most comfortable and easy to use neck strap I've ever used on a camera. In the past the neck straps I have used have gotten in the way especially when the camera is on a tripod. Usually I just remove the strap when I put the camera on a tripod, with this strap, I no longer have to remove the strap. It is big enough to be functional and small enough to not get in my way.The build appears to be sturdy and I have no concerns when carrying my expensive camera that this will fail.I don't see using any other type of neck strap in the future, that is how much I love this neck strap. For the price and build quality, you cant go wrong with this strap. I forgot to mention, this strap really looks great on my Fuji.

I wouldn't trust these with an expensive camera. I was standing still, talking to someone, and my camera suddenly broke loose and was headed for concrete. Luckily, I saw it go and put my foot out to take impact, resulting in a couple of scratches on my new Voigtlander lens hood.The flimsy camera rings they provide are not sturdy enough for a mirrorless with a prime lens; I can't imagine trusting this with a heavier telephoto. Although the metal ring was the culprit it made me not trust the workmanship to entrust this strap to anything. It looked good, it seemed like it would work, but that little metal circular clip bent like a wet noodle. I had a Sony A7CII and a Voigtlander 21mm at risk because of this cheap strap. I learned a lesson. Spend the money and get a real strap, not this camera flinging strap.

I bought this to go with my new Sony Rx100 camera and leather case because (even though I knew it meant looking like a tourist) I was on vacation and wanted to have my camera around my neck at all times for easy accessibility and security.It’s extremely comfortable and I appreciated not having to flip the strap over to get the correct side facing up as I’ve always done with flat camera straps.It is just the right thickness to be comfortable and not sweaty. It never bothered my neck even after hours of continuous use.The only negative is that the connection to the camera is a bit wonky because the camera itself has such small connection hoops. I’m sure there’s a better way to do it than my set up, but it works.