Peak Design - Leash - Camera Strap - Ash

Highly overbuilt but light and easy to carry.These are like a seat-belt from a luxury auto...same fabric and wide, your camera isn't going anywhere. The wide strap evenly disperses weight for a less fatiguing carry. There is a light rubber/grippy material on the back that keeps the strap well in place. The quick disconnects would be great for multiple bodies or to switch from a shoulder strap to wrist strap during a shoot.My only criticism is that they may too robust. They easily carry unto medium format and help with the weight but smaller bodies or even FF could likely use something smaller.

A great system for multiple cameras

I'm not really a gear head like some folks but I do own quite a few cameras including like two dozen 35mm bodies that are still good shooters. I like the modularity of this strap. Instead of springing for a separate strap for each camera if you are like me you can just get 2-3 of these and then buy the extra anchor connectors for about $4 a set or two for $8. I'd suggest using more than one if you tend to have more than one camera around at a time. For instance with film cameras to use color and monochrome. I don't use it on my main camera which is a D850 for that I got an ONA Presidio. There is a cheap option which I have also picked up. It really depends on your usage. If you are a light user equipment wise then I'd try theOP/TECH USA Pro Loop Strap first ... MoreI'm not really a gear head like some folks but I do own quite a few cameras including like two dozen 35mm bodies that are still good shooters. I like the modularity of this strap. Instead of springing for a separate strap for each camera if you are like me you can just get 2-3 of these and then buy the extra anchor connectors for about $4 a set or two for $8. I'd suggest using more than one if you tend to have more than one camera around at a time. For instance with film cameras to use color and monochrome. I don't use it on my main camera which is a D850 for that I got an ONA Presidio. There is a cheap option which I have also picked up. It really depends on your usage. If you are a light user equipment wise then I'd try theOP/TECH USA Pro Loop Strap first probably. It does have a similar setup where you can buy the anchors and swap them around. If you like a little higher quality or are known for heavier use then Peak Design is probably the way to go. One other suggestion though. OP/TECH has some accessories for things like media cards and batteries that Peak Design doesn't. Just put them on the Peak Design strap.

I use it for everything

I love the PD leash system. I started by wanting a removable strap because I often have my camera on a tripod shooting videos and the strap kept getting in the way. I now have multiple PD accessory bags that all have anchors on them too. This strap lives on my tech pouch which I daily carry, but then I can easily throw it on my camera or binoculars for a quick outing, or switch it to another bag. I have a slide light and bought the kit to convert over an old vintage strap that was gifted to me. I am all in on the system and trust it to carry my gear without worries. It feels strong and robust, yet is so fast to move the strap around or get it out of the way.On the leash itself, it is well built out of nice materials. I like the leather accents on the ash. I have ... MoreI love the PD leash system. I started by wanting a removable strap because I often have my camera on a tripod shooting videos and the strap kept getting in the way. I now have multiple PD accessory bags that all have anchors on them too. This strap lives on my tech pouch which I daily carry, but then I can easily throw it on my camera or binoculars for a quick outing, or switch it to another bag. I have a slide light and bought the kit to convert over an old vintage strap that was gifted to me. I am all in on the system and trust it to carry my gear without worries. It feels strong and robust, yet is so fast to move the strap around or get it out of the way.On the leash itself, it is well built out of nice materials. I like the leather accents on the ash. I have no problem with the skinny design, and with a 90d, I only switch over to the slide light when carrying my 100-400 or with a heavy bag like a loaded camera cube. I find adjusting the the length quick and easy. If you are a professional who carries their gear with a strap for long periods then you probably already know you want a thicker strap for comfort. For causal use, the leash is great.

I usually hate neck straps

I usually hate neck straps. I hate having a heavy camera flopping against my chest and hanging down if I bend over. And they get in my way when I actually shoot with the camera. The Leash is a wonderful alternative when worn over my left shoulder with the camera on my right side. This is much more stable and comfortable and I can bring the camera to any level I want when shooting. And, of course, the quick release allows me to ditch the strap if it gets in my way.

It's exactly the support I nee

I've always hated straps for cameras. They're too long and get in the way. But then I realised that they do come in handy, so the search began. So many were flimsy and annoying to connect, they didn't feel good on the neck, or just looked terrible.All of the above issues were fixed when I got the peak design strap. Honestly, don't look for another one because this is it. The quick release mechanisms are so easy to connect to the strap and the camera. The little toggles don't really get in the way when shooting without a strap and even if you think they do, they're so easy to take off and put back on.All in all, this strap has been a game changer for me and I hope you like it as well.

Nice design

I bought this strap to use on my camera while also using binoculars (on separate strap) for birding. This strap is lightweight, strong, unobtrusive, and simple to use. The included anchor cords are simple and easy to use and quite useful! The strap enables a variety of useful configurations to use with your camera. The best feature of the strap is the quick adjustment feature that allows you to easily adjust the length with a simple pull on the thumb slide, thus adapting your strap to whatever conditions you need. I liked the ability to adjust the length so that my camera does not bang against my binoculars. Whatever position you leave the strap at, it stays secure.

Not as comfortable as the Slides.

I own the PD Slide and although comfortable, thought it was a little big, and purchased the PD Leash. Unfortunately, I find the PD leash to not be as comfortable and I can feel the weight quite a bit in the shoulders and neck even with the mirrorless Canon R systems. Perhaps it is more justified for really small systems like the m43 ones. I should have listened to others who recommended that I choose the Slide Lite instead. If I were to do it over, I would start with the PD Slide Lite.

Super easy to attach and detach

I upgraded from my stock Sony A7RIv strap and this one is loads better. It has a great design that allows you to snap the strap on and off in a matter of seconds, rather than spending minutes putting on/taking off the strap that comes with the camera. It is a solid, well built strap and I, personally, think is is incredibly cool looking. Definitely recommend peak design straps to everyone in the market (and even those not in the market; it will change your world ??)

Versatile

This is the second neck strap by this brand that I purchased from Moment. The first one I have is very durable and I was well satisfied with the built-quality of it for an on-the-go lifestyle without the concerns of losing my phone in a hassle.The following is the copied review of the Peak Design Tech Pouch because I use these two products together to get the most out of both products:I was so stocked to learn that this pouch could be used as a crossbody bag with the company's neck strap leash. Since I already have the nack strap purchased here before, It would only make my life easier - if I need a tech pouch, I can just switch the strap from my phone case to the pouch and put my phone in the pouch and charge it; if I want my phone to be around my neck and leave ... MoreThis is the second neck strap by this brand that I purchased from Moment. The first one I have is very durable and I was well satisfied with the built-quality of it for an on-the-go lifestyle without the concerns of losing my phone in a hassle.The following is the copied review of the Peak Design Tech Pouch because I use these two products together to get the most out of both products:I was so stocked to learn that this pouch could be used as a crossbody bag with the company's neck strap leash. Since I already have the nack strap purchased here before, It would only make my life easier - if I need a tech pouch, I can just switch the strap from my phone case to the pouch and put my phone in the pouch and charge it; if I want my phone to be around my neck and leave the pouch in a bigger bag, I can switch the nack strap to my phone case. It is how versatile this pouch is for a city life on-the-go or a trip. It is well designed with all the compartments that you will need for the cables and gadgets on the go. I also register the warranty through the company just in case the pouch falls apart, which is unlikely given the built quality of it. However, It is good to have that peace of mind to have the warrent through a credible company.

what I needed

I got this because I recently added a harness to my accessories, and I didn't want to have to unloop and reloop my Olympus camera strap each time I switched back and forth. Nor did I want to carry my camera without a strap around me. This fills the bill. The attachment stays on the camera (and isn't big and bulky to get in the way when not in use), and I can switch from harness to strap with little effort. The only reason I rated it 4 stars is because I don't like that the strap (for me) is double around my neck when I have it adjusted to my liking. If they stay together, it's not a problem, but I can see them separating and causing issues. Since I haven't actually used this in the field yet, I may find it's not a bother. Otherwise, this is great and easy to use.