USA GEAR TrueSHOT Camera Strap with Neoprene Design, Accessory Pockets and Quick Release Buckles

My personal opinion is that the strap is long enough. Having said that, I admit that I am a little mad, which means that this will be a critical review. The strap is long enough to sling over my neck and shoulder, which is how I prefer to wear it. So, the strap is wide enough and soft enough not to dig in anywhere too much, but it is comfortable as well. It is only because of the pockets I bought the strap that I can store batteries, cards, cleaning cloths, or whatever else I may need without having to carry these items in my pants, shirts, This little spare section is right there on the camera strap, right where I thought it would be cool to have it! That's a good idea. A weak form of Velcro is used for fastening the pocket flaps on the strap, and I was dismayed to find out how it worked when I got it. I did not feel it was Their fragile nature made them easily disturbed and broken. I did notice that there was no battery the third time I went out. My pocket may have opened while I was jangling about in the car, on my hike or while I was wandering about, I don't care which way it was. The user should not be able to open the document During this time. Not a cheap piece of Velcro, but a stout stainless snap in these pockets would be better. Consequently, I cannot recommend this strap to anyone since it has cost me more than I paid for it. In the future, if the pockets were to be closed with snaps, I would buy another one, but I can't trust these pockets right now. Now it is just another strap**** Upgraded to a 4 Star RatingAfter I left my two star review complaining about the pockets, Accessory Power contacted me a few times and followed up to see if there was anything defective in the item, and there wasn't. The customer service provided was excellent, and I am sure if the product had a problem, they would do whatever they could to fix it, but in this case, I simply have a complaint about the design of the product using Velcro instead of snaps to seal the pockets. According to my wife, Velcro was fine, and all I have to do is make sure they are closed cleanly, but I still maintain that snaps would be a much better option. It was because the company really stepped up and paid attention and responded that I upgraded the product.

Corbin Carter

| Apr 28, 2021

One is not enough when two are available for twice the price. Then I did exactly what I said It was easy to fall in love with this guy, so much so that I bought a second one within an hour of receiving my first one. What's the reason (2) I'm not going to be a target by advertising what I have for a camera. Travel is a frequent occurrence for me and I would like to keep expenses low I am profiling. . When it comes to cameras, I often have the latest model. It is not my idea of being circumspect to wear a strap that labels me as a target. (2) Utility (a) Snap On/Snap Off Thanks, that's very convenient when setting up on a tripod or doubling as my primary When that strap gets in your way, it can be quite frustrating. My old method of setting them back on and taking them off took a long time. I DO NOT WANT ANY MORE There is a tripod adapter bit that "screws" onto this. The thoughts that came to my mind "Hmm. " he said. Failure resulting from a single point. Sure enough, the next day a colleague told me his strap fell off, sending his computer to the ground. The word isauch. In order to secure it securely, it latches/laces around the two METAL-based components Both sides of the camera come with loop holders. I was able to do it much more securely. Furthermore, I was able to make a second pass through the loop due to the generous slack. Adding three layers of security )(c) dual pockets. Wow. The pocket I keep my Nikon battery in is perfect for my battery, and the other pocket has two spare SD cards. I can't believe how convenient that is! A+ for (d) comfort. I love the material, it feels soft and secure in my shoulders and (2) I had difficulty wearing my own Nikon straps when I did not have a collared shirt on. The guy selling these stuff isn't going to know you said that, but like wow, what a deal. This is a hard one to beat. This is something I would pay a premium for. The offer is too good to pass up. It's finally here


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PS It is not my intention to profit off of any reviews on this site, nor am I related to the seller. As a matter of fact, I am extremely An example of something that is good or good It's enough for me to refrain from commenting. The case in this instance is different. Positive reviews are deserved for this product!.

Jude Nielsen

| Jul 10, 2021

The strap is made of very comfortable and strong Neoprene. I have no idea what I'll do with them, but I do like the idea of pockets. With a Neoprene camera the strap connecting the camera to the Neoprene is thinner than the equivalent one you get with a Canon camera. Not as strong as you'd like, but not too weak either. TrueShot Camera Straps are very long, which allows the camera to hang at a very low level compared to The highest I could adjust the strap left the camera hanging just below my waist. I liked the strap enough that I shortened the Neoprene portion of the strap by sewing the fold in one end and by cutting 9" off of both ends of the nylon strap As seen on the Amazon listing, the camera now hangs at a similar height. I am not concerned about returning it or getting a warranty since it was inexpensive enough that there is no risk to me.

Camden Aguirre

| Sep 07, 2020