Comfortably carry your DSLR with attached lens or other gear weighing up to 15 lb with the black OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling X-Long Quick Adjust Blackfrom OP/TECH USA. Photographers will appreciate the adjustable 25-36" cross-body length, and strong 1" wide nylon webbing. This made in the USA strap features a neoprene pad with a non-skid surface, a Lycra binding, and an internal control stretch system for absorbing shock. Quick disconnect system connectors and Uni-Loops make attaching the strap to the pad and gear fast and easy.

Holds DSLR with Lens    Comfortable 1" Width    Adjusts 25-36" Cross-Body Strap    Load Capacity: 15 lb    Neoprene Pad with Non-Skid Surface    Internal Control Stretch System    Quick Disconnect System Connectors    Attaches with Uni-Loop System    Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the straps adjustable? If so what is the shortest length? I am short, and often find that I cannot adjust the straps so that they are not banging against my legs and hips rather than waist level

A: Hey Elizabeth,There is a good bit of adjustment available for both straps. I shot football this season with this strap & it was ideal for a 2 camera setup & you could remove the secondary strap for use with one body.

Q: 2. telephoto support?

A: Yes this model could hold a telephoto lens. The maximum weight it can hold up to is 15 lbs (6.8kg).

Q: 3. 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: 4. Where is the 21.5-25" and 23-46" lengths for small and medium measured? Maybe superimposing on the model person with the strap will be clearer.

A: Being that the adjustments are made at the bottom of the straps where it meets the strap lugs on the camera, the measurement is most likely taken from that point up to the neoprene pads that rest on the shoulders.

Q: 5. what's the difference between type A and type B

A: The "A" connector fits a lug with a round post up to 0.122" wide; the "B" connector fits a lug with a square post up to 0.162 wide. This is shown in the photos on each product page.

Q: 6. Do I need to purchase the camera connectors separately?

A: Sorry, no. I thought you meant the Velcro straps to secure the connectors. The connectors come with the straps.

Q: 7. 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

Q: 8. I worry about the solidity of using only one of the strap clips on my Fuji X-T2 with this strap for the unison loop -- is this method completely solid and dependable?

A: I purchased the Op Tech for my back-up Sony dslr camera body, my primary Sony dslr camera has a more robust Carry Speed strap. The less expensive Op Tech works fine for the limited use I'm using it for.

Q: 9. Does the strap come with the uniloop system connectors or do they have to be purchased separately?

A: Uniloop connectors come with the strap, and the system is an absolute winner!

Q: 10. 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.