Peak Design Slide Camera Strap

[Nylon] I prefer simple products that do exactly what they say they will, and do it well. The Peak Design Slide Camera Strap holds my camera where I want it out of the way -- and lets is slide around when I want to shoot. The quick release attachments let me change the configuration of the strap on the camera simply and easily. The strap adjustments can be tightened or loosened with a minimum of fuss. The whole set-up works EXACTLY as advertised. So, just what I wanted!

[Midnight Blue] I recently upgraded my Peak Design camera strap from the Leash to the Slide Lite. I was very please with the Leash, and am keeping it as my camera bag's strap. The Slide Lite is now for my Sony A6400, and it works perfectly. These straps are fully functional when working in nature. I take this strap on long forest walks and it performs perfectly. My favorite aspect is the quick adjust sliding buckles; they are easy to operate and require no fumbling, leaving my thoughts to remain on photo composition. Peak Design's products are all top notch quality and well designed for performance.

[Blue] I bought this about a month ago. At first I thought I would not use it much since I have a Slide Lite Peak Design camera strap. Well as it turns out I use the Cuff more. I own Nikon Z and I like to shoot street photography and night photography. It is great for both of these. I can walk around carrying my camera without having a camera around my neck signaling I am a photographer. As with all Peak Design products, it is extremely well made and functional.

[Nylon] The Peak Design SLL-BK-3 Slide Lite Camera Strap is all the incentive you need to get rid of your kit camera strap. The design is great, and the built quality is excellent.

[Yes] I’ve always heard good things about Peak Design and once I got into photography I knew I wanted to get a slide strap. The price is somewhat steep but I believe it is worth it. An amazing product, I would highly recommend it.

[Leather] Excellent for relieving stress on the neck. Used it on peak design slide strap with Nikon Z9 and 100-400 lens. Again excellent.

[Yes] If you have a mirrorless camera like the Nikon Z 7, the Peak Design Slidelite Camera Strap is the size to get. Very well-made and stylish with the little touch of leather, it's an excellent strap. Using Peak Design's small anchors, changing the strap from a neck strap to a shoulder strap to a cross body strap is very easy. (We both the Ash color and the Black and they both look good.)

[5.1 x 4 x 1"] I've had Gordy's, clever supply, ona, and peak design straps. This is on rangefinder. I wanted a neck strap and a wrist strap. I liked the idea of clever supply using peak design clips... I was able to switch between the wrist and neck strap easily... however, the large black plastic was obtrusive and made the camera sit at a weird angle when hanging from neck/shoulder. I love this A&A strap.... It's not bulky. It has a nice stretch to it. I was afraid that the silk would slide easily on the shoulder, it doesn't. I like that you can tie a simple clove hitch in the strap to create a shorter neck strap... I like that you can wrap it around your wrist to easily create a wrist strap... I like that it takes up no room in my bag... I like that it has leather protectors to protect the camera from the metal ring. I love this strap and glad I finally found something to suit my needs.

[Green] I love this strap. I was using a peak design wrist strap while I waited on this to arrive because it was on backorder. I will never take this off of my camera.

[Arca-Type] I use this Quality Built ProMediaGear SH1 Belt Holster along with my ProMediaGear Handle with SH1B Sphere attached with my Peak Design Slide Strap with P/D anchors on camera. I can climb the side of a mountain and not have my Nikon D850 move from my ProMediaGear Belt Holster knowing I have the Peak Design Strap ready to swing into action by releasing the camera from my SH1 Belt Holster. My only way to travel. Works best for security reasons as well. Where my camera goes I go ! Thank you ProMediaGear and Peak Design.