MegaGear SLR, DSLR Sierra Series Genuine Leather Camera Shoulder or Neck Strap

I'm shocked at the quality of this strap for under $15. It is beautiful and seems very sturdy. It is soft and comfortable on my neck or shoulder. Also soft enough to wrap around one wrist as I often like to do. I definitely recommend it and greatly appreciate the great value for such an affordable cost.

I am very happy with this camera strap. I was looking for a more traditional "softer" and lighter synthetic-like webbing type material, but most everything has plastic buckles; which make the product more versatile but IMO add a weak point. This strap has no plastic pieces. It seems very solidly built. It is a little heavier than the synthetic version and while there is some padding, it's not as soft on the shoulder as some synthetic versions. But this is still comfortable enough AND I don't have to worry about my camera falling to the ground if a plastic buckle breaks.It looks really nice and has nice stitching. It has camera body protectors at the connection point to prevent scratches on your camera. Has solid buckles and attachments.I had read a review and don't know if it's accurate, but said the attachment rings were "brittle" I didn't test that, but I wanted to have a more stock-looking diamond-type of ring and changed them out- in my handling them, they seemed fine.Came in a nice small package.I recommend these camera straps.

This is a really nice camera strap. I can easily believe it was designed by someone who uses a camera daily. It is a good quality of leather, well made, and soft. The stiching is perfect. It is subdued and doesn't shout "LOOK AT MY CAMERA." I'm very impressed by the attachment to the camera is well designed. It fits into my FujiFilm attachments perfectly and has very nice sleeves to contain loose ends and keep everything looking sharp. I personally would pay twice or more what they are charging for this strap.

Perfect old-style leather strap for small mirrorless camera. I use it on a Nikon Z6 with ( mostly) Z 26mm or 40mm pancake lenses.

Replaced my stock Nikon dslr strap with this a black leather one. I just finished installing it, which did take me some time and a few tries to get it right. Very similar connections to the original, but better because nice metal and leather. It's a bit heavier than the original, but not bad. I haven't used it much, but I think I'm going to really like it. Not sure why it's returned so frequently, seems very good. Would recommend giving it a try.

My title is my fact, so is this: It is comfortable around my neck, there is man-made material on the inside and one portion has slight extra padding, I didn't see it advertised as being suede or leather. There is "no way" this neck strap could come apart and drop your camera, physically impossible, that was damaging to say for people's confidence in a product and I'd stand behind this company over this issue 100%. If anyone wants to challenge whether this is real leather, pleather, or plastic? It will absorb water/liquid, it does not bead up like pleather or plastic would because (nonporous man-made material from plastics, which also melts and shrivels up). It's made for cameras with the old lug and triangle loops, not so much for a Canon 5DSR but great for a Lumix G9 (two contrasting mount styles for straps as Illustrations). It is very much retro looking for Leica rangefinder styled cameras, however it gives a great classic look to medium and smaller slr styled cameras, too. If I sense a weak link; the metal loop rings are brittle metal, I'd replace them with something better and not use the ends at all. If you keep them, then what I wouldn't do is take them off or bend them at all in any way. I was a Consumer Bench Technician and I'm familiar with this wire used. It's adequate, not dangerous to your gear though...bending it, removing and reapplying them is something I would personally avoid doing though. Hint (Replace the cheap loops, I think they look poor and disproportional to the strap anyway?) Yes, it has thin leather but thick leather in July on a 97 degree day is like wearing a plow horses halter and making your camera weigh 50 lbs .... the idea is to have an alternative way to keep your hands free and load light. If you want leather, this is a remarkable deal and I'm certainly as far from being disappointed as I could be... Believe who you choose to believe about these, I'd buy another one though, no question about it I like what I received and it was thoughtfully packaged and well presented, like you purchased from a Nordstrom or Macy's.(I slapped it around my neck and it fit me very comfortably, edges did not cut into me at all anywhere, shoulders, neck, and no web materials that grab your hair either... I forgot I had it on actually, 6' 200 lbs not 4' 90 lbs ? and I put it on my Lumix DC-G9)

This was such a cute addition to my camera accessories! It’s cute and sturdy It is so nice to upgrade small things for your camera set up and this is definitely one that I don’t regret purchasing! It’s a little Stiff when you first use it but after a while it looses up over time and use!

I wanted a decent leather strap that I could easily and quickly swap between various film cameras I like to shoot. This one looked nice and fit the bill.Pros:-Seems really well constructed and durable, materials don't feel cheap or plasticky-Looks really nice (I went with the regular brown one)-Comfortable - the neck strap is a bit padded and has no sharp corners or anything elseCons:-A little longer than I prefer. If you're the type to sling it over your shoulder or across your body, it's long enough for that. I prefer to just hang it from my neck, and it's a little longer than I prefer for that-Doesn't come with quick-detach anything. I had no trouble just putting one of these on either end so I can easily and quickly switch the strap between camerashttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016R0HSKGAll in all I'm really happy with it.