Capa Quick Pro Ergo Strap Shoulder Sling for DSLR Cameras Canon Nikon Sony

Arrived next day when I ordered it mid-afternoon so very impressed with delivery. Seems to be good quality and well put together.I've noticed conflicting answers in the Q&A for this item about the length. I've not measured it, but I'm 5'10" and the camera sits just below my waist, with it slung slightly round to the rear. Anyone taller who prefers to wear these with the camera hanging quite low might find it too short.

I purchased this item because I have a spine and mobility problem and wearing my Nikon D3100 around my neck with the conventional strap did not help my back at all. Especially with the added weight of zoom lens. With this strap it took the pressure off my body as it distributes the weight of the camera and lens. Another very good thing about this is the fact that you can forget it and just let it hang but when you need it its fast to grab and put to your eye without feeling you are going to loose or drop it and no messing with straps on and over your head or a camera stuck in the way in front of your body. The first time I used it, it passed the test with flying colours! It was at the birth of my new Granddaughter and I was using this strap for the first time. A midwife even asked if I was a professional photographer as well lol. I had my daughters hand in one hand and my camera hanging on my other side and able to grab it with the other hand. It was perfect! I got the most amazing pictures as well as being able to comfort my daughter in the 12 minutes it took for my new granddaughter to shoot out like a rocket! Her birth was fast but access to my camera kept up with her. A very quick draw strap! It was perfect and so is my new granddaughter :o)

This strap was bought for my daughter who has a number of DSLR cameras. She wanted a strap to go over her shoulder in order to ease the weight when coupled with a large lens. The strap arrived promptly and was well packed. The padding and comfort is excellent and makes using a large DSLR and lens much easier. However the screw in attachment which you connect the strap to the camera or lens collar, does not stay tight. This is really rendering the strap quite useless. If you have expensive camera equipment, you do not want to be constantly trying to tighten the attachment . I did send a message to Digibuys via Amazon but have yet to hear a response. It's a shame as the strap is quite good other than this.I am in the process of buying a Black Rapid attachment instead to use.

I am impressed with this product. I'm using with a CSC, so don't suffer from having to carry much weight. The padding on the strap is a padded rubberised neoprene material and look like it is durable. It sits well on my shoulder. The buckle itself is adjustable to fit your body size.The metal carabiner type clip which attaches to a flat plate mount attaches to the tripod mount screw on your camera. It is solid and does not look like it will break easily. The flat plate mount itself it a perfect size for a standard dslr size, but slightly large for a CSC. On the plus side you can keep this plate on and use a tripod beneath it. I will buy a loop type attachment to reduce bulk. The top of the plate is rubberised and does not look like it will screw loose easily.It has features of many higher end straps, although you usually get what you pay for with these things, I think you definitely get a solid product here that is more than worth it's price.

good quality strap metal connection screw and plate for camera attachment locates tightly into base of camera on the down side the attachment hook looks like die cast material so long term reliability may be and issue. I have attached a separate lanyard to prevent camera fall if it fails , also the strap connector is plastic but for the price cant fault it just needs a little thought when using to prevent the obvious failings occurring. Update the screw which fits into the camera departed from the plate on the belt on investigation it appears to have been held in place by a thin tin clip I have since replaced with a locking washer . If you have this strap check the screw now if your buying it something to be aware of .

I love this strap. really comfortable around my neck and the side position is much more comfortable when shooting nature or wedding photography. the side position does mean you have to be a little more careful of bashing your camera as you walk around but it is worth it for the added comfort and ease of use. this item was much cheaper than other similar items but it does not feel cheap and the quality/constuction is very good. The length is adjustable and should be good enough for people of almost any height. the shoulder strap is a thick neoprene that spreads the load well but also causes less rubbing on the neck than a traditional strap and the quick release means the camera can be easily removed from the strap. this can be locked to ensure the camera doesn't accidentally fall off. the neoprene panel has pinch clip release so can be taken off the strap - I'm not sure why but might be useful for somebody.

I liked the idea of the sling after seeing one on YouTube. With a normal camera neck strap I was having neck pain with the weight of the camera dangling. (DSLR with battery pack etc). I had a day trip planned for the motorcycle show at the Excel in London. The sling has a nice range of adjustment for length. A substantial base plate with large fixing screw, so you can really get hold of it and give it a good tighten. I did occasionally check the screw for tightness over the day, but it was secure with no slipping. The sling has a wide rubberised shoulder pad to disperse the weight evenly over the shoulder, and a quick release snap buckle for ease of removing and putting on. Well it had a good test as it had been with me for several hours. Really pleased with the sling, very comfortable for carrying a large camera all day long.