[5.7 x 4.3 x 1"] After much research, I'm glad I upgraded my D90 to the D7200. I've had it a couple of months and love it. Great upgrade!

[Nylon] Great for carrying my camera cross-body. Handles the weight of even the largest lens I own well, although the strap does ride up into my neck a teeny bit at times. The clips make detaching the strap from the camera a breeze. It is a great option for a strap upgrade!

[Olive Green] Looks great, feels sturdy, I like the option to have multiple cameras all relying on the one strap

[Nylon] High quality fixed length camera strap. Would recommend this item.

[0.25 lb] I hated how my R Straps would pivot around when short lenses were on the camera and I was looking for a longer camera strap that I could wear across my body rather than just around my neck. I bought the DSPTCH heavy for use on my Canon 5D Mk3. It works great. Wide enough to be comfortable and plenty strong for a larger DSLR.

[5.7 x 4.3 x 1"] This strap is awesome if you have a mirrorless camera,mine is on an x100f & it’s PERFECT.the end.............

[0.25 lb] The strap works perfectly with my fuji x-t30 grey edition with the alternating grey and black color scheme. The strap seems really durable. The best part for me is that the material at the end of the strap attached to the camera flexes and doesnt get in the way of the camera operation. The only downside is that the strap is a little rigid to adjust, but I dont need to adjust it freequently, so it doesnt matter to me that much.

[Olive Green] Long story short, I was looking for a camera strap that could quickly and easily be removed from my camera when I needed it to be mounted on a tripod, put into it's case, etc. I looked into getting another strap that had quick release tabs and was more well known but after reading a review of that strap failing and breaking a $ camera, after only a months use. It is a little bit on the expensive side for camera straps but considering you're going to be using it with pricey equipment, it's worth the extra money for the security of it not breaking. I decided to go with this one and I have yet to have any complaints.The strap is strong and I feel confident with it holding my camera (70d) and even my heaviest lens. Would highly recommend it.

[0.25 lb] Holds the camera great. Feels secure and comfortable. Just have to get used to having the camera at my side, I've bumped it on stuff a couple of times. Sturdy.

[Nylon] I love these DSPTCH straps. They are thin and not too stiff. Reminds me of the lighter duty Timbuk2 straps. They have no padding so might not be great for heavier bodies. But I use mine with a CustomSLR tripod attachment on a 5D and X-T1 with no problems. I also have some extra clips for my small camera bag so I can quickly and easily switch the strap from the bag to the camera and only travel with one strap. I also have the thinner version but found that to be too thin. My wife likes it though and uses it on her EOS M3.