Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap Ash (SLL-AS-3)

Everything I new about camera straps has changed.Over my 10 years of photography I have been using the manufacturers camera strap. And when I looked into buying "better" camera straps, all that came up was these clunky straps or ones that just broke on me.The anchors are an actual game changer and really speed up the process. They attach to my Canon EOS R6 MII easily and hold the weight just fine. It still feels great when using my RF 70-200mm 2.8 Lens and makes it so much easier to carry. I keep the length at about waist height to ensure I can grab the camera quickly.I took this to a two day wedding which totaled 20 hours and the strap felt great! I did not get any chafing or pains in my shoulders as I do with other straps.I grabbed the grey color because it goes with my Black, Navy, and Grey suits! I think Peak Design really shined with this one.

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I have cerebral palsy so it's hard to hold my Cannon R50 sometimes and I really didn't like the strap that it came with.I wasn't really sure if it was worth the $60 and thought that it was just over priced but I bought it after reading the reviews.I liked that Peak Design has quick release because it makes it easier to pack my camera and easier to switch between the strap and cuff.

I recently purchased the Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap in Black, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. This camera strap is an absolute game-changer for my photography adventures. Its versatility and thoughtful design features have made it an indispensable tool for carrying my camera with ease and comfort.Firstly, the durable aluminum quick-adjuster handles are a true blessing. They allow me to keep my camera securely close to my body, no matter how I prefer to carry it—be it as a sling strap, shoulder strap, or a neck strap. The reconfigurability is a standout feature, and I can switch between the different styles in a matter of seconds, making it incredibly convenient for varying shooting scenarios.The 32mm wide seatbelt-style webbing provides exceptional comfort while keeping a low profile, and I appreciate the smart design choice of making one side smooth and the other gripped. This feature ensures the strap stays in place without any discomfort during long shoots or hikes.The new design anchors are a stroke of genius. Not only do they serve as a reminder of wear and tear, but they are also thinner, allowing me to use them in conjunction with my tripod. This eliminates the need to detach the strap when mounting the camera on a tripod—a small but crucial detail for efficient workflow.The Slide Lite's Anchor Link connection system is revolutionary, allowing me to reconfigure the strap as a sling, neck, or shoulder strap instantly. It's like having three straps in one, giving me the flexibility I need to adapt to various shooting conditions.Moreover, I must commend the total stability provided by the two configurable points of connection. This feature ensures that my camera stays in place at all times, even when I'm on the move or in challenging terrain. I've used it with heavy professional cameras and binoculars, and it holds them with confidence and reliability.The hyper-adjustable length of the strap is another highlight. With two quick-pull adjusters, I can easily find the perfect length for comfortable carrying, no matter my body shape or the type of gear I'm using.I also appreciate how smoothly the webbing glides over clothing, enabling quick and hassle-free access to my camera. It's a small but thoughtful detail that makes a significant difference when I need to grab my camera quickly for a fleeting moment.Finally, I love that the Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap does away with bulky D-rings. Instead, it connects to strap loops or the bottom of the camera body using ultra low-profile Anchor Mount hardware. This enhances the overall sleek and streamlined design while ensuring maximum functionality.In conclusion, the Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap is a must-have accessory for any photographer, amateur or professional. Its durability, versatility, and smart design features make it stand out from other camera straps on the market. Whether I'm on a casual photo walk or an intense photography expedition, this strap has proven to be a reliable companion. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a comfortable and efficient camera-carrying solution.

I think I made the right choice. I had a hard time shelling out $80 for a strap, but after I struggled for years to keep my old strap adjusted properly, and tired of it being in the way all the time with tripod use, I finally broke down and upgraded. I wish I had done so a long time ago. This is a really slick system. The locking mechanism for the length is exactly what I needed, and the quick release works great and feels secure. The *only* gripe I have, besides price, is that I wish I could completely reverse feed the strap so the grip was on the underside; it makes no sense to me this is on the outside of the strap. The ends of the straps are fixed to the buckles so you can’t disassemble/reassemble. Not a big deal, just slightly annoying. Because the buckles are so thick there’s a big gap between the straps where they overlap. I imagine this relaxes a bit as it gets broken in. Having more color options would be great, too. There’s currently only the option of black or grey. It’s oh so close to being 5 stars, though. Not much more room for improvement.

Spendy, but I can’t think of anything I’d change on it. Providing extra loops, and a bottom mount that goes in the tripod lug is really nice for more comfortable carry with heavier lenses.