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Lightweight Acoustic Suspension Solution    Absorbs Medium and High Frequencies

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This strap seems designed for right hand carry. Is there a version for left hand carry?

A: Works great both ways. Kinda universal

Q: 2. I read that these eyepieces are parfocal, except for one. Which one would that be?

A: Parfocal with All X-Cel LX Eyepieces

Q: 3. What is width and length of pad?Specified for other Op/Tech straps

A: The pad is 2.5 inches wide. It is about 15 inches long

Q: 4. Can this strap be used over the left or right shoulder?

A: The Utility Strap-Sling is designed to be worn over the left shoulder; however, it can be transformed to work on the right shoulder if you purchase the System Connectors-Gender Changers which will change the orientation of the strap. Another option would be to purchase our Super Classic Sling which can be worn on either the right or the left shoulder with no conversion needed. It's due to the shape of the pad on the Utility Sling that makes the orientation on the shoulder specific. The Super Classic-Sling pad is straight so it can be worn either way. They both are designed with all the same features and comfort level. The pad shape is the primary difference. I hope that this helps.

Q: 5. What's the difference between this and the OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling (Black) B&H # OPSUSBZ MFR # 3501242 ?

A: The only difference is in the shape of the pad. The pad construction and the connectors are all the same. As the Utility version has a curved pattern, it is designed primarily for the left shoulder which is most common. It can be worn on the right shoulder but you'd need to purchase a set of Gender Changers so that the orientation of the strap can be changed to function properly. The Super Classic Sling can be worn easily on the left or right shoulder as it uses a straight pad design. They are both extremely comfortable so it's merely a matter of perference.

Q: 6. Can I use this with a Canon G7xii?

A: Yes, this will work with your CANON PowerShot G7 X Mark II. You may need to add small split rings (round or triangular) to the connection points on your camera if it does not already have them.

Q: 7. What is the diameter of the lower part of the plate that extends into the spider?

A: The lower part has a 70mm diameter.

Q: 8. Is this the "third generation" style hub or the original hub? The original style hubs do not work in the new CC3 vests and holsters.

A: Yes, these hubs work with the new vests.

Q: 9. I'm looking for a cross body strap that does not allow the camera to swing around while hiking mountain trails (i.e. uneven terrain). Is this strap able to be cinched tight enough for camera to stay in place?

A: It's a great strap but since I let it hang loose at this point I would say that my camera does move around a lot.To resolve that problem I would get get another set of Uni Loops Connectors and then you can attach your camera to a connector attached to a belt loop and it will hold it in place. Go with the regular Uni and not the XL.

Q: 10. What is width and length of pad?Specified for other Op/Tech straps

A: Hello,Mine is 25.4 inches long free and strap is 2.36 inches wide on shoulder.Very confortable.Regards Paul