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Your cart is empty.Introducing the OP/TECH USA 1501372 Pro Loop Camera Strap (Black) – the ultimate camera neck strap choice for professional photographers and enthusiasts alike. Engineered to cater to the demands of large cameras with hefty lenses, this camera strap offers unparalleled comfort, reliability, and versatility to enhance your photography experience. Whether you prefer wearing it around your neck or over your shoulder, the OP/TECH USA 1501372 Pro Loop Camera Strap delivers unparalleled performance, making it an indispensable accessory for photographers who demand the best. Elevate your photography experience with this reliable and stylish camera strap.
Enrique Alfonso Preciado Z.
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Very comfortable and high quality from Optech USA. Fit perfect on my 10x50 Bushnell Legacy WP binoculars. Bought at a great price. Highly recommended.
Oceanos
Reviewed in France on November 12, 2024
Exactement ce que j'attendais, puisque déjà possesseur du même Modèle depuis des années.Simple, sécurisant et confortable.Avais acheté la 1ère, en 2009 (aux US), après lecture article dans magazine Photo.Pas été déçu, Port confortable, qui (du moins pour moi) rend moins pénible le poids de l'appareil.En l'occurence, un EOS 5D MkII/Grip/24-70mm L (maintenant L II), auquel elle est toujours attachée.Et 15ans après sans autre chose que traces d'utilisation légères.Très facile et simple à installer sur l'appareil, au moins autant et peut-être même plus que l'Originale.On ne laisse que les deux connecteurs sur le boîtier, au rangement.Et, surtout, BEAUCOUP MOINS VOYANTE que celle-ci (Canon), qui fait TRÈS Affiche Publicitaire.D'ailleurs, celle de Canon est toujours dans la Boîte, toute ..... neuve !!!!!Pour nouveau boîtier, pensais cette sangle indispensable.De plus à ce prix sur Amazon, aucune hésitation (en 2009 ==> 39,90€, alors que demande le Peuple).Certains ne trouveront pas facile et instantané, le passage d'Abdomen à Épaule, mais moi, portagedevant, me convient parfaitement.Petite Astuce pour port Épaule :si possible sur appareil, les deux connecteurs dans une seule attache boîtier.Et puis, pareil pour moi, la réflexion "chaud-humide", c'est tout autant question Perso.À chacun de voir.
Jean-François Mulquin
Reviewed in Belgium on January 29, 2024
C'est ma seconde sangle identique tellement elle est confortable.Et la première est toujours impeccable c'est juste que j'ai maintenant deux boitiers
Observer
Reviewed in Australia on January 25, 2024
Used as a substitute for an older OPTECH strap in this series. Easier to install compared to earlier OPTECH offerings. Comfort level identical.
Hardware Traveler
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2022
Bought this strap a little over 10 years ago. It was used with a DSLR with a medium zoom lens over all that time. It was used for much travel, in many countries because it was much more comfortable to wear than the strap provided by the camera manufacturer. Because it was designed for general use, it does not have the huge lettering of "Expensive Camera, steal Me" on the strap, which seems prudent when traveling to places where your equipment may be tempting as it worth several years income for a larcenous local person.After 10+ years of use, the strap started to come apart, so I reviewed the product page on the company website, it has a lifetime warranty. I wrote to customer service, sent in a picture, and they replied back that a replacement would be provided under warranty. The replacement arrived yesterday, and I noted they even took the trouble to provide the same color that I originally purchasedNice to see a product that does the job, and when needed the company steps up to support it. I have a couple other straps from the company, so I am pleased that should a material problem occur, it will be taken care of by Op/Tech.
capa
Reviewed in Japan on July 7, 2018
昔から、ほぼ同じです。フィルムの時代に使ってました。カメラが4台になり、ストラップを共通化する為、昔を思い出して購入しました。
Patrick C. Miller
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2015
I'm not a professional photographer by trade, but I shoot photos as part of my job which sometimes takes me into the field for days. I thought I could get by with the stock strap that came with my Nikon D7000. But after I spent three days carrying it around at a trade show with the 18-140mm zoom lens attached, I knew I needed something better. The stock strap made my neck and shoulders ache. Plus, when I'd try to get some relief by wearing the camera on my shoulder, it would constantly slip off.I spent a great deal of time researching many different options before settling on the OP/TECH USA Pro Strap. I couldn't be happier with my selection. The neoprene padding works as advertised, more comfortably and more evenly distributing the camera's weight. The first time you try it out, you'll feel a noticeable difference. The rubber friction bumps on the bottom of the neoprene strip keep the camera from sliding around on my neck and help keep it on my shoulder when I wear it there.I'm six feet tall and had no problem adjusting the strap to exactly where I wanted it. I prefer to wear my camera lower with a longer strap that enables me to wear it bandolier-style on occasion. I've also noticed that the OP/TECH strap doesn't constantly get twisted the way the stock Nikon strap does.One criticism I've seen about the OP/TECH design is the use of quick-release clips. I've yet to read a review or comment by anyone who said the clips released accidentally, causing their camera to fall. Honestly, the clips are so stiff and solid that it's difficult for me to envision this ever happening. You can buy Velcro strips to protect and further reinforce the clips, but unless you're using your camera under extreme conditions, it seems unnecessary.I know $20 might seem expensive for a camera strap that's not flashy and doesn't have extra features, but if you value comfort, convenience and quality over style and you need to carry your DSLR for extended periods of time, you won't regret spending a little extra on the OP/TECH Pro Strap. It's worth every penny.One final tip: Check out the link below for the OP/TEC video on different ways to attach the strap to your camera. The final reverse/double-loop method is neat and solid.http://optechusa.com/Videos/WebbingConnectors.html
DAVID
Reviewed in Spain on July 16, 2015
Buscaba una correa más cómoda que la original, pero con el mismo sistema. No me interesaban correas tipo la black rapid, ya que es otro sistema. La verdad es que es una correa comodísima y reparte muy bien el peso. La cinta de tela que tiene, hace que me de más seguridad, ya que poseo un equipo pesado. Como única pega, le pondría que el corte del neopreno no va rematado. Me roza un pelín. Supongo que con el tiempo se gastará y mejorará. Por lo demás todo perfecto.
Dustin
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2012
I now own 3 of these awesome straps. After doing some research a few months back I gave one of these a try. Here are my findings:Pros:Build/sewing quality is excellent.Strong materials and comfortable padding.The gripy dots are not so grippy that they move your clothes around but hold itself in place well. Some solid rubber straps stick so well they end up pulling clothes off.MAIN REASON- Pro Loop Strap. instead of the standard loop and buckle like the standard straps that come with cameras, this is a loop made of something close to 450 paracord. It's difficult to get through the camera hanger but worth the patients. With the non-loop/paracord version the plastic buckles get in the way, make lots of clicking noises when raising the camera up to take a shot and get jammed in weird places. These Pro Loop Straps are quiet, soft, and move out of the way easily. If you are out trying to take shots of wildlife, a plastic clicking noise will scare off any possible prize winning shot.Cons:Plastic buckles. I have tested these straps at 50lbs/3 foot drop. With no issues.(I should put this in the "Pros") Buckles hold fine but my fear is if they get step on or get jammed in a tree or something while on a shoot they may break. Many unforeseeable things can happen while climbing rocks or a tree lugging two cameras and a lunch around. I'll be shooting in winter and I'll report back as to how brittle they get. I'm sure they would replace it for me if broken but I don't want to carry the camera by hand miles back to the truck. I haven't had an issue yet but am extra careful. It's only an issue cause my crystal ball says so.Of course I would purchase another. I have the extended straps and a sling strap that I really like for walk around shooting. I can wear it with my hiking pack on. Rough terrain becomes problematic but when is it not! Take off the strap and click the two buckles together that are hanging off the camera. Now you have a small handle!Buy one! Test it! You'll be back for more!
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