Peak DesignLeash Camera Strap

Perfect for my Sony A6400. Love how easy it is to adjust the length of the strap. So easy to go from sling style to chest-height length. It’s pricey, but worth it, for the design, quality, and functionality. You get what you pay for.I tried other adjustable straps and they worked, but the design was sloppy and looked cheap.A beautiful camera deserves a beautiful strap!I will mention that my camera is pretty light, with a Sony 24mm lens or the kit lens. But anything heavier I think the strap would get uncomfortable really quickly, since it’s quite thin.I also tried the slide lite version and the strap is about the width of a seat belt and overkill for my setup. It felt like my camera was going to go mountain climbing. The buckles are heavy heavy heavy. But overall the thicker strap would probably be more comfortable for longer outings.

I have only ever used stock neckstraps (sue me), but I recently purchased a Nikon Z30 that I use for video on a gimbal. And you can't exactly have a strap on a gimbal!I looked for a quick-release strap that will be 1- comfortable, 2- easy to take off and put on, and 3- be sturdy. This satisfies all three! While the strap isn't as thick or bulky as other plush straps, this one is sturdy and easy to wear and forget that you are wearing it. I would worry if I had a heavier camera setup, but it works perfectly with a little camera.I currently have anchors mounted to three different points on my rig, as I like to hang it landscape and portrait, something I've never been able to do with any other strap. The little anchors stay out of your way almost all of the time otherwise. I don't exactly know how, but they can hold their position so if you move them out of the way, they stay there!Overall, if you are a person who has a little camera and switches between photo and video or a person who hates having that strap dangle around while working with your camera but want it when walking around, this really is the best bang for your buck!

These are the most functional straps you can get. And the quality will certainly outlast the lifetime of your camera. The easy clip on and clip of function and straps that are easy to make long and short…not sure why nobody has though is this before.

Love my Peak Design Leash! High quality materials combined with their easy to use anchors. The leather straps on the buckles are a nice touch to facilitate fast, one-handed adjustment without hard protrusions on the buckles like some brands use. The length is perfect for cross body camera wear and the lack of a neck pad allows the strap to glide nearly frictionless along the neck to go from stowage to a shooting position. The use of seatbelt webbing also contributes to this functionality while also giving the strap unparalleled strength. The new and improved bottom anchor bracket for your tripod socket is far smaller than their previous design and will fit more cameras without interfering with the battery door. However, if you use a tripod adapter plate, this new adapter will do nothing for you.My only complaint would be the short anchors, but that's not an issue specific to the Leash. Longer anchors would go a long way to keeping the anchor system out of your grip while shooting.Despite being for cameras, it's equally useful for small bags/lens bags as an alternate strap if you're a minimalist.

I'd just purchased three of the Moment lenses for my iPhone and wanted a sturdy strap so I could just wear my phone and let it dangle at my side. I'd purchased another strap earlier and I just wasn't overjoyed with the thought of letting my phone with lens dangle from my side because the attachment from strap to phone didn't seem that sturdy and the strap was pretty short.THIS strap, however, performed magnificently! I used it every day of my three week trip to England with and without a Moment lens attached and it was perfect. I wore my phone cross body (because the strap is long enough to adjust for that configuration) without a single worry that my phone was going to fly off the strap.The strap is high-quality, silky smooth, looks sharp; the button attachment mechanism that attaches the phone to the strap is sturdy as all get out (plus they provide an additional set of buttons just in case - surely not because of breakage but maybe because of misplacing one?).I recommend 100% if you've invested in Moment lenses for your smart phone and you're looking for a sturdy strap to attach to your phone with the lens. Moment lenses are made of glass so they're heavy for their size and a sturdy strap is required. Moment does sell their own straps and they look cool but ship times were an issue for me as I needed the strap rather quickly. I ordered this strap through Amazon and had it the next day.Perfect all around!

I have been putting off buying a camera strap for months now but finally decided to go with this one. I was debating on whether to get the Leash or the Slide Lite but ultimately went with this one because it seemed easier to handle and is cheaper.My main concern overall was price. At $50, this strap is not cheap. But after using it and getting a feel for it, I can say that yes, it is worth the $50. Of course, like all things, it would be better if it was cheaper but I think $50 is a good price for what you get. The strap material itself is a lot thicker than what I imagined, the anchoring system is very quick and convenient, and the overall aesthetics are great.My only real complaint is the sliding/adjusting mechanism. There are no clips like there are on the Slide and Slide Lite. You have to pull on two additional straps on each side of the strap to adjust the length. It is much easier to make the strap longer by pulling down than it is to make it shorter by pulling up.Besides that, I think this is a great camera strap. The quality is there and for $50, it should be.