Securely hold your camera multiple ways with the black K&F Concept 45mm Camera Strap Blackfrom K&F Concept. This strap can be worn as a shoulder strap, neck strap, or crossbody strap and can be adjusted so you can find the most comfortable fit. Made from durable nylon and featuring Duraflex brand's Stealth nylon buckles, this strap can support loads up to 80 lb. The quick release buckles make it easy to detach your camera from the strap whenever necessary. The loops on the buckles are made from a three-layer cord that indicates when the loop should be replaced.

Made from Durable Nylon    Can be Worn Multiple Ways    Duraflex Quick Release Buckles    3-Layer Attachment Loops    Supports Loads up to 80 lb    Adjustable Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Has anyone used this with a Lumix G9 w/ PL100-400? Just wondering if it's heavy duty enough or I need to go to the Curve Breathe model.

A: All of our straps are designed to safely carry all professional level cameras and equipment and will easily hold 20kg (44 lbs) of static weight load. Since the Street Breathe is designed for the lighter weight, mirrorless camera, we would recommend the Sport Breathe or the Curve Breathe (slimmer design than the Sport), as these have a great shoulder pad and would be much more comfortable while wearing your heavier camera gear. For an added layer of security and to help with peace of mind, we do recommend the use of the Camera Safety Tether that comes in the box with new a strap and is also available on our website as well as our Amazon store. Please be sure to take a moment to view the "How To" video on our website that demonstrates the proper attachment of the camera to the FR-5 using the carabiner for an extra snug fit. Hope this info helps! -BLACKRAPID

Q: 2. Does the belt cone with dual holster or sold separately

A: The box basically comes with the single holster belt but includes the second clip/holster and holster padding which you must assemble. There are no instructions in the box- just a card with the address on their website or YouTube to see instructions/video of how to add the second holster to the belt. Im assuming that they do this so because not everybody has the same size waist so you probably do need to figure out where to put the 2nd holster to fit your specific waist size.

Q: 3. Will this fit a Z9?

A: Yes, this will work with the Nikon Z9. This accommodates cameras with or without a battery grip; the Z9's size lines up with the former.

Q: 4. does black rapid make left hand versions of their straps?

A: Yes. The Sport Left Breathe is specific to the left-handed camera shooter. The Delta, Metro, RS-4 Cross Shot, and Street can be worn on either shoulder, as these do not have a Brad underarm stabilizer.

Q: 5. With the peg in the bottom of the camera, how do you rest the camera on a table or the ground?

A: Depending on the size of the lens it will balance to the front and to one side. If the lens is small with little weight it usually balances to the side. Same for on the ground of course.

Q: 6. can this be used for nikon d780 with nikon 24-120mm attached lens?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the D780 with a 24-120mm lens attached.

Q: 7. will the quick snap hook hold large lenses up to 10lbs?

A: This was an economy product. I would recommend this only for lightweight camera/lens combinations.

Q: 8. I have a Nikon D7200. Will this hand strap work with my camera?

A: Thank you Dale, Marek! We agree - the SpiderPro HS should work very well with the 7200 camera body. PLEASE do spend the time and watch our SpiderPro hand strap assembly video at a href= http://spiderholster.com target= _blank spiderholster.com/a in full - it shows you how to install (especially Nikon as you have more steps to set up) and extra adjustments you can make for exact fit. a href= http://spiderholster.com/video-guides/ target= _blank http://spiderholster.com/video-guides//aBest,S

Q: 9. will this fit an iPhone 6 plus?

A: No, it comfortably holds the 6, but the 6 plus would be too large.

Q: 10. Is it safe to use this rig to carry a full size DSLR with the 70-200mm ?

A: Yes, it's absolutely no problem.