The red Azalea Collection 2" Camera Strap from Capturing Couture allows you to either wear the camera around your neck or across your body. This 2" wide strap is set to a length of 30" and each end of it can be adjusted to an extra 12 to 14", giving you a maximum strap length of 54 to 58". The adjustable ends of the strap are 3/8" wide and are made of nylon webbing. These thread through your camera's strap lugs to keep your camera securely attached to the strap. The strap is accented with three customized metal logo rivets and metal hardware. It can be spot cleaned with a microfiber cloth and water.

Comfortable plush velvet surface

Customized metal logo rivets

Nylon webbing for durability

30" fixed length with additional adjustability of 12 to 14" on each side of strap

3/8" wide and 14" long nylon webbing

Spot clean with microfiber cloth and water

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Panasonic Lumix DXC-GX85 Camera?

A: Yes, the OP/TECH USA Pro Loop Strap, available in many colors, will work well with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX85. This includes the wine red color you asked about (B&H# OPSPLW), as well as black (BH# OPSPLB), gray (B&H# OPSPLST), navy blue (B&H# OPSPLN), and so on.

Q: 2. width of neoprene strap?

A: Pad Dimensions 1" x 14" Neoprene (2,5cm x 35,6cm) Webbing Width 3/8"

Q: 3. Will this work out of the box with a Pentax K3?

A: Yes, this strap will be compatible out of the box with a Pentax K3.

Q: 4. Can I use on Canon R7 ?

A: Yes you can use this strap with the Canon R7.

Q: 5. strap compatible with mirrorless canon mark M6 II?

A: Yes, this strap is compatible with the Canon M6.

Q: 6. Would this work well with a Nikon D5500?

A: The Pro Loop Strap is a great option for the Nikon D5500. The loop attachments are very secure and the pad is designed to absorb the jolts of your movements while conforming to your neck and shoulders to effectively disburse the weight of your camera. Be sure to connect the male connector to the right side of your camera. This way the curve of the pad will be in the correct position. Thanks for considering our products.

Q: 7. will this be ok for a Leica M6 or M3 body?

A: Hi! I agree with previous comments, this is more for heavy things. But check out the OP TECH Super Classic Strap - Pro Loop instead. I use this for my binoculars, and it fits well with lighter equipment. I am not familiar with Leica M3 or M6, but from pictures I have looked upon, it seems the fixation points for the strap may have quite small holes. You may need to put some small key-chain rings of appropriate size into the fixed attachment points on the camera body, before attaching the pro-loop. But anyhow, the OP TECH straps are the best I have ever found out there, and my first strap for an heavy Photo Bag, is still in use after more than 10 years. I nowadays use them on all photoequipment and binoculars, it is just to find the right model. Good luck and I hope you find the one that suits your need.

Q: 8. Is this strap compatible with the Panasonic Lumix DC-ZS200 Digital Camera

A: Yes, it will work great. Thread through the right side strap holder and you are good to go.

Q: 9. Does it really say Op/Tech USA in big letters on the visible side, or is this just for the ads? I think I would love this if that weren't so visible.

A: Yup, fairly visible company lettering but then, made in the USA, inexpensive so why not support them by giving a little promo since they're charging so little for these. Most photogs will know Op-tech anyhow. We US consumers are a difficult bunch to accommodate: either it's too expensive, or we're unhappy about "advertising" for a small company, or any other host of complaints. One customer suggested using a "magic marker" to black out the lettering. While I don't know what a magic marker is, a felt-tip/flow permanent marker will also work if supporting those U.S. jobs bothers you that much.

Q: 10. Are the plastic parts of this strap resistant? Can't you break and drop my camera to the ground?

A: The plastic parts are extremely strong and can easily carry the weight of your camera. The quick disconnects have been tested with a tensile strength of over 148lbs .... not that we'd ever recommend that, but it goes to show the strength of our hardware used in the strap. Some plastics are considerably stronger than some metals. They've improved tremendously over the years. I noticed the community comment concerning the Canon CPS Strap. We also manufacture that strap and it's very strong and comfortable. It uses the same pad that is in our Utility Strap Series. I hope that this information is helpful. Cheers!