HiiGuy Camera Strap – Regular - Extra Long 32-44 Inch Camera Straps for Photographers – Heavy Duty Camera Shoulder Strap

Love it! I decided on this one based on customer review online. The only thing that scared me is the price, Looks too low, i believe you get what you paid for, However This strap is very comfortable. I can't even feel any weight from the camera. What makes this set better than other I checked is the neck connector which made from Metal and comes with great silicone washer that tight well the tripod dock. Many other sets offer this connector from plastic which I do not feel right hang my Nikon on it I was using this strap few days 8-10 hours per day, and I still like it so this is a good sign for me There is a small zipper packet layer that is great to keep the lens cloth and keep the shot nice and clear, other review mention that this cloth is washable , I had to time to try but defiantly I will update here once i have new about that . Due to the Wire safe that got with this set I can take my camera when we do hiking and feel safely climb to the edge of the mountain, This Camera Tether is second connection that avoid the camera hit the ground .Great features that add fun during long day out there. Anyways, these are just my first week. If something changes drastically, I'll update here for sure, but honestly, this seems like a great set, quality product.

I recently got my hands on the HiiGuy Camera Strap Set Extra Long, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase! These straps are an absolute game-changer for photographers seeking comfort, durability, and convenience. The extra-long design provides the perfect length, allowing me to adjust the strap to my liking and ensuring unrestricted movement. The straps are made from high-quality materials, showcasing excellent craftsmanship that guarantees long-lasting use. The thoughtful design features a comfortable shoulder pad and an anti-slip surface, keeping my camera secure and preventing strain during extended shoots. With the quick-release system, detaching the camera is a breeze. If you're in search of a camera strap that combines reliability, comfort, and versatility, the HiiGuy Camera Strap Set Extra Long is a must-have. It's a fantastic investment that will enhance your photography experience!

I recently got my hands on the HiiGuy Camera Strap, and I must say that I am quite impressed with its quality and functionality. The strap looks like it is made out of pretty good material and feels durable. I have used it with my Canon EOS R with a 24-105 lens regularly for work, and it has held up well so far. While I have not tested it with heavier cameras, it seems to be able to hold a decent amount of weight. One of the things I like about this camera strap is that it is much more comfortable to wear than a neck strap. The cross-body design distributes the weight of the camera evenly across your body, preventing neck strain. Thanks to ultralight padding, this comfortable camera strap feels like it's barely there, making it perfect for long photo shoots. I also appreciate the textured surface, which keeps the camera strap snugly in place, preventing it from slipping off your shoulder. Additionally, the zippered pocket is a handy feature that allows you to store extra batteries or an SD card case. Overall, I would highly recommend the HiiGuy Camera Strap to anyone looking for a comfortable and functional camera strap that can handle the weight of their camera without causing discomfort.

The strap is made very well from my stand point. I am 5’9 and it hags perfectly. I just need to adjust to the left shoulder being that I dominant right handed. Fits well with my Rebel T7i and I am sure if I tried it would fit well on my new baby Powershot V1. Will get lots of use out of it for sure. Only issue is I didn’t get the eBook with 199 practical pointers for honing your photography skills. Maybe it comes later. But otherwise good product.

I purchased this for a trip to Israel and this made the trip a lot more enjoyable. My camera was secure while in crowds or hiking along hillsides or above water. I carried an extra SD card in the little pocket in the shoulder pad. It was extremely convenient to be able to unclip the campers from the strap and hand to someone or set down. Or to be able to unscrew the ring on the bottom to be able to quickly mount to a tripod without the strap on it. I was impressed with the material of both the strap and the metal of the clip and ring. Fits across my chest over my shoulder. I’m a bigger guy, the original Canon one was too small. This is comfortable and would be for anyone. Highly recommend and very glad I purchased.

I really like this shoulder strap for my Olympus mirrorless camera. The strap seems very strong and has two ways to secure the camera so I have no worries about the camera becoming accidentally disconnected from the strap. It both screws into the bottom of the camera and has a safety cord as a backup. The quality of the hardware for attaching to the camera is very good. I think this is a great value for the money and does the job very well.

The strap itself is quite good, no stupid buckles that give multiple single points of failure but no real benefit, a pad wide enough to be comfortable but not ugly or bulky, and the storage pouch is big enough for SD cards. The problem is the lug that attaches it to the camera. The threaded lug that screws into the camera's tripod mount is too long by a couple of mm. This makes it so that the lug bottoms out in the tripod mount and does not compress the rubber washer that keeps it from backing out. That's bad because cameras are expensive and don't like sudden stops. It also places all loading on the tripod mount hole, which I don't like from an engineering perspective. With a proper tripod mount the bending moment exerted on the tripod mount are transmitted to the camera's baseplate, keeping the mounting bolt in tension. If your camera's mounting hole is 5.85mm deep like mine and you're not handy with a grinder, don't buy it. If you're a professional photographer, what are you even doing looking at this product? You spent thousands of dollars on equipment just to hang it from a $16 strap? Come on. I'm strictly a hobbyist and an engineer, this is more my speed. If you are cheap and handy, keep reading: The solution is to grind a few mm off of the threaded portion of the lugs included with the strap. This allows you to screw it in and compress the rubber washer, not bottom out in the threaded hole. After performing this modification I shot a wedding and spent a weekend with my D610 and 24-70 f2.8 hanging from it and it never loosened up on me. I even had to do a little bit of running with it on, though I held onto the camera while doing so. I suggest putting a double stitch the safety strap too. The fundamentals of the strap are good, it lacks some details though.

I use these straps for my cameras but I also found another use for them that has really saved my back. I put one of these straps on my canister vacuum cleaner and it has literally freed my hands to where I can totally focus on what I am doing rather than trying to work with a canister vacuum on rollers going the opposite direction. I also am able to climb up a ladder to clean with my vacuum using this strap. Very strong and easy to work with. Very high quality made and I highly recommend these, not just for your cameras, but for other applications in your world. They are really great.