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Uploaded by on May 22, 2009

The R-Strap review.

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  • I noticed when you pulled the camera up, your left hand had to hold the shoulder pad down and when you put the camera down, you did the same. thats a bad design if you have to always do that. I know that if you don't hold the pad down, then the pad will slide behind you and then it gets uncomfortable and annoying. 6/10

  • Very nice review...!! I agree with you...!!

  • no thanks. i am more comfortable with my DSLR hanging on my neck.

  • I use th rs5 and have a small wrist strap on m canon slr so when i put it onto the tripod I still have the security of a strip whilst connecting up the rs5 clip. Sometimes I just walk aroubd with the camera on my wrist. I hate the original type camera straps.

  • seems like a good idea if you have to carry a tank around. I shoot rangefinders so I just wrap the thin strap around my wrist and it just stays at my hand.

  • @Exupery1976 No, it is against the design because it does not account for the inevitable. If you where out and about shooting as much as I do, you would know how vigilant you have to be about protecting your equipment. The second you aren't watching something, some how is a threat. Having a strap like this is inviting disaster. I say this from more than two decades of experience. Not hypothesizing. Maybe you have $1600+ to risk a lens for. Not me, Design sucks.

  • @newcoyote The product looks awesome. Your criticism isn't against the strap, but against careless people.

  • @sinoperture Stop using large SLRs? You don't really get the choice of 'large' or 'small' when buying the professional series DSLRs. Not with Canon anyway.

  • Better answer. Stop using silly large slr cameras....

  • I think this is a terrible design. No matter how careful you are, if you are out and about like any photographer should be, you lens is going to get smashed. Either from bumping into things or things bumping into you. The majority of people can not see two inches past their own nose. They are not going to look out for your expensive lens dangling two feet below eye level. Bad BAD product.

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