The black OP/TECH USA Fashion Strap 2.0 Bino Black Webbingfrom OP/TECH USA Fashion Strap 2.0 Bino Black Webbingis made from neoprene that has been bonded on both sides with nylon for added strength and controlled stretch. This combination creates a weight-reduction system that makes your camera feel lighter and more comfortable to carry. This strap was made without the quick disconnects at the ends of the pad. This allows the strap to accommodate binoculars with rain guards that aren't compatible with the 3/8" connectors.

Made from Nylon Bonded Neoprene    Sturdy Webbing Connectors    Weight-Reduction System

Up to 7 lb

16 x 1.5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these connectors work on other optech straps?

A: The Op/TECH connections on most of the straps they work together. But there are a few that do not.

Q: 2. Hi there, I have an old camera strap that I would love to put on my Hasselblad c I'm wondering if you could tell me where I can buy the clips/lugs needed to attach my strap to the camera?Thank you!

A: What you need is a OP/TECH USA design A connectors. The easiest way is to buy a OP/TECH USA System Connectors for Super Pro A straps from B&H. Then remove the design A connectors and attach them to your old camera strap.

Q: 3. What are the measurements of the Medium and Small pouches? How small is small exactly?

A: The medium is Length: 6.5-7.5" (16.5-19cm) Width: 5.0-5.5" (12.7-14cm) and the small is Length: 5.0-6.0" (12.7-15.27cm) Width: 4.5-5.0" (11.4-12.7cm).

Q: 4. How does this one compares to the Tamrac N25? I have a 20yo N25 which is great but need a second one and is discontinued, any replacements?

A: This strap is a little thicker and stretches more. It should be more comfortable, especially with heavier equipment.

Q: 5. Will the small pouch work with Leitz 40mm binoculars?

A: The Leica 10x40 Trinovid Classic Binoculars will not fit into the OP/TECH USA Soft Pouch - Bino, Roof Prism Small (Black) BH #OPBPRPSB • MFR #6301112

Q: 6. i need to figure out the size for my binoculars which are Steiners, safaris 10x26, ultrasharps... 4 x43/4 x2 ... should i order a small or medium?

A: I purchased the medium for my 10x42 Zeiss binoculars and, as I recall, the fit was ok, but the design of the pouch was, I thought, really dumb and immediately returned it. Working from memory here, there were a couple of things, but the standout was that the strap went around the pouch which, of course, held the binocs in too tightly if the strap was properly snug, then inches loose when binocs were, after effort, extracted. I'd look for another pouch.

Q: 7. Is this small pouch a good fit for an Ultravid 42 (with eyecups extended)? The large pouch looks much too big.

A: OP/TECH USA Soft Pouch - Bino, Roof Prism Small can fit the Leica Ultra Vid 10x42 binoculars if the eyecups are collapsed. The Medium would fit with the eyecups extended: https://bhpho.to/3O7G7Tz

Q: 8. What size would fit Swarovski 8 x 32 binoculars?

A: Based on the tech specs for these binoculars, this will fit but it is best to actually measure your binoculars. The Soft Pouch Bino Roof Medium fits L 6.5"–7.5" (16,5cm–19cm) x W 5"–5.5" (12,7cm–14cm) while the Soft Pouch Bino Roof Small fits L 5"–6" (12,7cm–15,2cm) x W 4.5"–5" (11,4cm–12,7cm).

Q: 9. Can it be used on Pentax 67ii?

A: Yes, this strap will work on the 67II.

Q: 10. What size would fit Swarovski 8x32 binoculars?

A: I bought the medium Soft Pouch (camo) for my Swarovski 8x32 EL and it fits them adequately but snugly. I would recommend this for protection where you dont want a case to take up a lot of space. I travel a lot and throw these in a day pack or carry-on where I dont want to bring my larger Swarivskis. The mediums are too small for the standard sized bins like the 8.5x42 EL and the 10x42 EL.