This Peak Design Leash Camera Strap Coyotein coyote, from Peak Design has anchor links so you can quickly and easily detach a connected camera, to move it to a tripod, or connect another camera to the strap. Each anchor link is rated to hold 200 pounds and creates a durable, snap-in or snap-out connection point to the strap eyelet on a wide variety of cameras. The strap is 0.8" wide and has an adjustable 32.6 to 57.1" length. Integrated adjustment loops allow you to quickly adjust the length while in use.

Constructed with twist-resistant nylon webbing, you can use it as a neck, shoulder, or cross-body strap whether you are right- or left-handed, draped from one shoulder to the opposing hip. When used along with an anchor link, the included anchor mount creates a connection point using the camera's 1/4"-20 bottom accessory thread. By attaching the leash along the bottom accessory thread and using one strap eyelet instead of two, your camera can be made to consistently face forward while against your hip, reducing the time needed to raise it to your eye to capture the shot.

Allows for Quick Separation from Camera    Neck, Shoulder, or Cross-Body Strap    32.6 to 57.1" Adjustable Length    Comfortable Nylon Webbing    Durable & Versatile Camera Connectors    Low-Profile Anchor Mount    Connects to Field or Range Pouch

• Use as neck, shoulder, or cross-body strap whether you are right- or left-handed
• Constructed from twist-resistant, nylon webbing
• Quickly and easily detaches from camera 
• Anchor links create durable, snap-in or snap-out connection points to camera strap eyelet
• Use as cross-body strap and keep camera facing forward
• Integrated loops allow quick length adjustments
• Hex key attaches or detaches anchor mount
• Microfiber pouch for storage and transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with the new version 4 anchors?

A: Yes. I bought this and can confirm that it ships with the Version 4 anchors which only have the Peak Design label on 1-side only.

Q: 2. Is the slide or slideIite better for mirrorless with telephoto/super telephoto lens?

A: I use various PD straps with the heavy telephotos like the 70-200mm and 200-500mm Nikkors on my D500 and Z6. When I do, I attach the tabs to the lens and use the strap to hold the lens, not the body. This makes for a more secure carry and relieves the weight of a heavy lens on the lens mount.

Q: 3. I have Version 2 of this strap, and found that the material used to construct the slip-resist side melts and loosens in hot weather, staining the shoulders of my t-shirts. It is impossible to remove the stain. It looks like the design has changed; has the material used to construct it also changed? And HOW do I remove the stain?!

A: So, I took the strap to the Peak Design booth at last year's PhotoExpo (2018) and they acknowledged that there had been a problem with silicone leaks in hot-weather circumstances. They said the problem had been addressed and very graciously replaced my Version 2 with Version 3, for free. I found, though, that while stains are fewer, it still will stain clothes in hot weather. The silicon chips themselves are dyed to match the color of the strap. So, maybe I need to trade the black strap for the ash-colored one. Will be heading out to this year's PhotoExpo today, and will stop by the Peak Design booth to see what they can do.

Q: 4. This strap has smooth and non-slip sides. So it is reversible and you can choose which one you want. But if you choose non-slip, those two quick-adjusters will be on the body side. These adjusters will hurt and wont adjust. Is this correct or I am missing something?

A: I use this strap with my Nikon D850 and I think it is the best strap I have ever used. It is very comfortable with either side out and the adjustments are convenient in or out as well. The two inch wide webbing easily supports the weight of the camera for long days. The quality is excellent and I will be buying a second one in the near future.

Q: 5. The strap comes with a base plate. What tripod quick release system is it compatible with?

A: The connecting plate included in the box with Peak Design Slide Camera Strap (Midnight Blue) is not for tripod mount purpose. This connector allow you to attach one side of the strap on the camera base mount 1/4-20 female thread, which allow a more confortable position for shoulders. If you need a plate which also connects to your tripod you can use the following option: 1- Manfrotto RC2 and Arca-Type Compatible. Peak Design Dual Plate v2 for Capture Camera Clip BH #PEPLD2 • MFR #PL-D-2 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1372682-REG/peak_design_pl_d_2_dual_plate.html

Q: 6. why is the gripper on the outside of strap?

A: The following strap offers a non slip design on both inside and outside of the strap. Half nonslip on the outside neck area and full nonslip on the inside of the strap.

Q: 7. Does this include the V4 anchors?

A: We are still working through stock on our straps with V3 Anchors, though if you get V3 Anchors you can request the new V4 versions if needed here: a href= https://www.peakdesign.com/anchorupdate target= _blank https://www.peakdesign.com/anchorupdate/a

Q: 8. Does this come with the hex wrench and carry bag?

A: A microfiber pouch and a 4mm hex wrench are included with this strap.

Q: 9. Dos this strap slip through the lugs of Fujifilm X T3 without removing the inner metal ring?

A: Yes, they will fit.

Q: 10. Question about the little connector slider plates: how sturdy are the strings? Can these be easily cut? I know the carry weight is substantial.. I'm thinking in terms of theft. Thanks!

A: The strings are sturdy BUT they can be cut easily. This strap holds a lot of weight but it is not slated as an anit theft strap.