Key Features
- Wear as Sling, Shoulder, or Neck Strap
- Holds Compact DSLR or Mirrorless Cameras
- Adjustable Length from 39 to 57"
- Strap Width of 1.3"
MFR #
SLL-BK-3
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Top customer reviews
- Stellar strap!You will not find a better strap for your camera system. Aircraft seatbelt quality and awesome customer support. I highly recommend Peak Designs products. I would endorse them if I could.
- The Best Camera StrapThis is the best camera strap I've ever used. From the quality construction to the functionality, it was so thoughtfully designed. And it is comfortable! I absolutely love this strap.
- Perfect strap for any camera and for any style of photographer!I've been looking for a good strap that I could carry my new Nikon D500 and I found this and decided to give it a try. Once I got it, I was surprise how smooth the material was. As a traveler and a event photographer, this strap works wonders. I could carry it over my neck or my shoulders. The material is so smooth that it doesn't catch my clothing or my jacket. Also with the anchor I have no problem taking off the strap and do event photography. If you're looking for a nice strap for your camera, DO IT!!!
- Part of a winning systemI’m really liking my Peak Design camera carrying system. Between the Slide for my Nikons and Slide Lite for my Fuji X-t2 and the Clutch I can go from a hand strap to a shoulder strap to a tripod and back in a matter of seconds. Both straps are very comfortable, easily adjusted, and look great on their respective cameras. I have anchor links on the left side of my camera and connected to the mini Arca plate that’s supplied with the clutch. That allows me to carry the camera with either of the straps. If I want to use the Clutch hand strap I disconnect the anchors from the strap, turn the plate 1/4, and connect the hand strap. And regardless of which of those I’m using, the plate is always there for mounting on a tripod.
- STRAP REVIEWThe product is worth the purchase, overall. The GOOD: strap material & plastic hardware. The ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT: cushion grip & body stays. STRAP: tight weave of soft material = strong & comfortable; sparse array of grip along cushion = poor connection against clothing. HARDWARE: light & rigid plastic = easy to use & reliable to support gear; oval body stays = difficult to use with the wide loop of the anchor. The strap is easy to adjust and comfortable to hike with. I wear it cross-body, so the cushion doesn’t alight too well with my shoulder (even with one side extended completely and the other synched), but it’s designed more for just up around the neck so this is understandable. I opted to use the triangular body stays that came with my camera instead of the oval ones because they are more compatible with the clip anchor. Thank you to the Peak Design team for a great product!
