Strap advice

[menthel]

Right, I am finding my supplied 40d strap a little flimsy for me? What would peeps recommend neck strap wise?

 

[Tirpitz]

that would depend upon "how interested in photography" you were?

you should consider carefully, you don't want to send out the wrong message :bonk:

 

[menthel]

that would depend upon "how interested in photography" you were?

you should consider carefully, you don't want to send out the wrong message :bonk:

It was actually that thread that reminded me I needed to ask a little bit of advice!

 

[nigpd]

I'd recommend an Op/Tech strap every time. Available from Wokingham Cameras (and no, I'm not on commission )

 

[CReid]

Op/Tech Pro Loop

 

[menthel]

I'd recommend an Op/Tech strap every time. Available from Wokingham Cameras (and no, I'm not on commission )

Nice straps but what a pig of a website! Thanks!

 

[Paul Male]

I use the Lowepro Voyager C, very comfortable strap and quick release.

http://www.warehouseexpress.com/buy-lowepro-voyager-c-camera-strap/p1015761

 

[pete.rush]

Op/Tech Pro Loop

TP now and again do a run on these, unfortunately all sold out
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=156146

but warehouse express.com was where I got mine from, definitely better than the manufactures straps.

 

[locostbob]

i took my strap off and got a grip... the best thing i have done in a good while!

bob

 

[Deleted member 8670]

I've had both Voyager S and Op/tech classic. Both excellents straps. I bought the op/tech because it's longer, and I carry my camera across my chest.

 

[zeugma]

Another vote for the Op/Tech Pro Loop strap.
The Lowepro Voyager C looks quite nice, but I'd worry about the metal rings chewing the paint off the camera attachment points.
It's back order at Warehouse Express by the way.

 

[menthel]

The optechs look great. I will try to find one in stock somewhere. I may have to brave the Wokingham cameras website. Wish me luck!