E-Z Comfort Neoprene Neck Strap - Lightweight, Padded, Adjustable Strap for DSLR, Mirrorless & Binoculars (Black) - Made in USA

Great product, very comfortable, easy to use.

Camera/Binocular neck strap. Adjustable. Works great. the original strap on a set of 7X50 field glasses failed when one of the plastic pins securing the strap to the glasses faled. The new strap is much nicer with webbing straps that attach to the glasses and a wider, padded strap for your neck. Installs and adjusts for length easily. Not sure how long the little slide that hold the ends against the strap will last. The strap is comfortable when glasses are hanging from it, and this is an old, heavy 7X50 unit. But they're great in lower light situations and date to pre Amazon.com days. Probably around 50 years old now, so thay have a heavier all metal frame.

Almost all new DSLRs, Mirrorless, and High-End Point & Shoots come with a strap. Those straps are fine, but I prefer not to walk around town with the manufacturer's logo emblazoned on my neck. As a result, whenever I get a new camera, I like to leave the included strap in its packaging and buy a 3rd party strap like this one. This OP/TECH strap comes in a no-frills re-sealable plastic sleeve. I was able to install the strap on my camera's lugs with ease, and adjust everything to my preferred settings. I will say that this strap is a bit short, but that's not a problem for me as I use a small Micro 4/3 camera and I prefer to have the camera close to my body as to avoid bumps while I'm walking through crowds. At the same time, the strap is long enough for me to double around my wrist while shooting so that I have some stabilization and do not drop the camera. The neck part of the strap is a nice, cushy black foam. My camera body and lens weigh almost nothing, but I'm certain that this would be comfortable for someone using a larger camera/lens combo. The build seems durable, but I can not speak o how it will hold up long term as I have only owned it for a short time. Extra points for being affordable. I've seen straps that do the same thing but cost much more. tl;dr- Cheap and it does the job. Doesn't strain the neck. Recommended.

Fair price for a simple, well made camera strap. Made by a family-owned business in USA is a huge plus. Thank you OP/TECH.

Sturdy and comfortable.

It's a basic strap, but sturdier than the standard ones that generally come with binoculars. The width and thickness of the neoprene is great and very comfortable. The nylon strap is about standard, but seems to be of a better quality than the stock straps. Maybe a little thicker. Because I've seen this mentioned in other reviews; the color and printing of the strap are good. All in all, its just a simple strap, made well, that's comfortable to use. And that's what you really want for something like this.

This strap is fine, probably no more than I could expect for the price. It works with Leupold Yosemite binoculars, but I have two issues. First, it took some effort to attach the strap - the ends are too wide and thick for the (whatever you call the place where you insert the strap!) on my binoculars, so I had to cut the strap in a narrow point, insert, and then burn to melt the end so the strap wouldn't fray. Adjusting the strap is not easy for the same reason, but I won't need to adjust the strap often if at all. Second, the soft part of the strap that goes around the neck is just a strip of foam - it's functional but not particularly nice.

I've been looking for something to use instead of the dreadful Nikon strap, and I'm terrified of quick-release camera straps (I've read the reviews, I know they're durable, but I just can't trust my camera and telephoto to some flimsy looking plastic thingies...), so after much research I decided to give the OP/TECH strap a try. First of all, the neoprene part of the strap is pretty small. I'm pretty thin, so that isn't a problem, but for wider, male necks it might be somewhat uncomfortable because the sewn-on tougher outer parts might start digging into your skin. Not a problem with lighter cameras/binoculars, but if you have heavy equipment it could be an issue. Also, the first time I tried out the strap on a hot sunny day at an outdoor festival I was unpleasantly surprised to find that the strap had bled onto my light-colored t-shirt. It came off in the wash, but now I know that if it's hot outside, I'm not going to be carrying my camera on my neck/shoulder as much. On the bright side, it's a great strap! It's incredibly comfortable, well-made, and easy to put on. I've used it with my 80-200 monster Nikkor lens (pair that with a camera and that's quite a lot of weight to have hanging on your neck) and the difference from the Nikon strap was indescribable. It does bounce a bit when walking, but I find that actually comfortable - as though the impact of the weight is being absorbed by the neoprene. All in all, for under $10 it's a steal. After this one is done, I'm going to look into the more expensive OP/TECH straps (hopefully by then they will have more non-QR options), just to see if there is a difference. But it looks like this one will last me quite a while, and I'm perfectly happy with that.

Un poco cara. La correa no lleva ningún remate, es simplemente una tira de neopreno cortada. Creo que las hay mejores por el mismo precio o más baratas.

Llevo mas de 15 años comprando correas de Optech y son muy eficientes con un desgaste mínimo.

RAS, qualité top.

A me il prodotto piace molto, è morbido, solido e poco vistoso. L'ho preso per sostituire la tracolla Nikon che è molto evidente. Lo ricomprerei senza dubbio

macht sich gut an meinem Fernglas und man hat einen hohen Tragekomfort