Vintage Camera Strap,Nylon Climbing Rope Camera Shoulder Neck Strap for Micrrorless SLR DSLR Camera

I opted for the longer strap and it was exactly what I needed. Once I put this on my camera, it was remarkable how comfortable this is compared to my last strap. Fits around my body perfectly. 10/10 would buy again.

It helps me carry my camera better.

I love-ish this strap because I wanted a wrist/hand strap but I didn’t want to ones that hook to the bottom of your camera because I use a tripod often enough. But this one easily wraps around my wrist and doesn’t rub or hurt in the heat/fast movement. I would 100% love it it it was just a smidge longer.

This is a great minimalist camera strap. I'm 6'2 and this is the perfect length. I tried the 100cm straps and sent them all back. Nothing wrong quality wise, just too short. I just need to get a 2nd one for my other camera.

Very hard to put in camera and they have 0 insteuctions. How is this supposed to go to my canon ea-1

not a hand knitted rope, but rather a 'textured' rope made to look hand knitted. by that is expected of the price. other than that it's comfy and OK.

I got the longer 120 cm model which is a great length for cross-body wear. I am using this with a Contax IIa right now, which is an all metal small but heavy rangefinder camera. This is my favorite strap, I don’t think I’ll ever use any of my other straps for a rangefinder.Pros: super light weight. Thick enough for comfort but still packs away very small. Has a little stretch/spring to it, just enough to add comfort without bouncing. Sleek material doesn’t wear down or pill. The PERFECT length for cross-body carry (I am a tall and heavy dude, 6’ tall 255 lb; it rides at a good height on me a bit above the waist, on a smaller person I assume it might ride at the waist or slightly below). Seems sturdy. It’s all black, and doesn’t have the garish contrast-stitching which I think is good.Cons: the metal rings are a lighter gage than some I’ve used on other straps. That’s about it. Some other colors would be nice, too, please! Green or blue or yellow would be neat.Cross body is the best way to wear a camera strap imo, for avoiding bumping your camera on stuff but still having it at hand and ready to shoot. It’s easy to move the camera around with this strap; it doesn’t stick or get caught on clothing like some leather straps do. But it stays in place, too. With the strap sling cross-body I’ve positioned the camera in front of me, behind me, or at my hip, at times, and it always stays where I want it with little fuss.

I wish I found this many years go, but I don't think they made them that long ago. They are great and I have several on my many cameras.