Peak Design Straps For Medium Format

[1-1/4" / 32 mm] Peak Design has improved their straps with the addition of this new coyote color; they are more comfortable.

[Aluminum] I have been around cameras for a long time, Peak Design camera straps are very good.

[0.17 lb] This strap is comfortable and works easily with Peak Design connectors. A no brainer if you already have the connectors for other straps.

[5 x 1 x 1"] I bought these, cut off the straps and the plastic retainers, and used them on a Hasselblad 501CM. I connected the Peak Design anchors to the metal connectors and now can quickly attach different straps using the Peak Design ecosystem to the camera.

[Dyneema/Plastic] I have not used the strap that comes with any new camera in years. I can't say how long I've been using the couple Peak Design straps I own, but it is really nice to use a familiar strap when I pick the body I decide to use each day. The anchors last a very long time. Even though I still have my first anchors, and they still are strong, I like the looks of having a new and shiny pair on my new camera.

[0.5 lb] No regrets pairing this strap with my Fuji X100V. I'm a fan of the peak design straps, but they just don't look quite right with the retro styling of the Fuji. This strap is thin, durable, and bends easy.

[Black] I wasn't sure about it when I bought it, but I hate camera straps, so I thought I'd try it. I have a few Peak Design products - a sling and a strap - and I know they make quality items thoughtfully designed. Used it recently to shoot a concert, and I don't know how I went so long without it. Put it on my R10 and it works perfectly. I think I tried to put it on my Sony a7c, and couldn't get it to fit (but I was in a rush, so that could have been user error). For now, I'll leave it on the R10. Once you get it on, it's super easy to adjust. Thanks, PD for another amazing product.

[0.7 lb] I have gone thru a bunch of straps and the Peak Design in by far the smartest.  It's VERY easy making it versatile. With my longer lenses, I can detach the strap making easy to navigate on my tripod.  No need to fuss about catching my arm and pulling the camera (and tripod) over.  YIKES! I can also detach the strap and hook in/on the wrist cuff.  This makes changing how I take pixs from long lenses to short wide angle lenses quick and easy. Clever!

[Nylon] I've seen Peak Design straps forever but never tried one until a recent photography trip. Super easy to install, and very secure once attached to your camera. Very comfortable to wear, and super versatile - you can mount in various ways to suit your preferred method of carrying your camera. Plus, the strap is reversible with one side having more grip in case you need it. Although I'm still breaking mine in (it was a little stiff out of the box), I'll never go back to anything else.

[0.1 lb] I use Peak Design straps so I have a plate on each of my cameras. This new version has a coin slot on the hex head screw so a hex wrench is no longer absolutely necessary to attach the plate to the camera. This is fantastic. I wish they still made the Arca Swiss only compatible plate because it's significantly smaller than this dual compatible Manfrotto / Arca plate.