Free Standard Shipping in the US on orders over $99

Peak Design Camera Straps

reviews84

discussions189

01 / 18

ALL PRODUCTS

Peak Design Camera Straps

Where's the price?

To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.

2K requests

Product Description

Stylish and functional, Peak Design camera straps are versatile enough for use out in the field or walking around town. There are three styles: the Slide Lite, the Slide, and the Leash Read More

overview

details

reviews84

discussions189

Sort by: Top Conversations

RayF

22220

Apr 7, 2018

You know, you could make the neck strap out of kryptonite for all I care; it's the skinny little loop that passes through the camera's lug that bears the weight of body and lens. If I were a crop or mirrorless shooter I might consider this system--but if you're carrying a $3,000-plus, full-frame body and lens, this system is for the very brave or very foolish. I wouldn't trust any system that didn't allow my hand to be in direct contact with the body at all times.
Therefore, I use the SpiderPro Hand Strap on my D800e and D850, exclusively! You know, just say'n...

View 11 More Replies

RayF

22220

May 18, 2018

Both points are true—depending on the size of your camera, your neck, and your little loop.

Vote

Christopher0420

May 18, 2018

you just cannot accept anything that beyond your knowledge

Sitwon

277

Mar 1, 2018

I use a Slide Lite with my Fujifilm X-T1 and I enjoy the strap.
Notice how they give you two extra anchors with the kit? You can attach one of those to the buckle you connect to your bottom anchor.
Why do this? It allows you to move the buckle on the left anchor to the bottom for a CustomSLR-style center-only carry, which gets the strap out of the way when you're holding the camera in portrait orientation. And once you have the two ends of the strap connected, you can disconnect the bottom anchor and take your camera strap-free while keeping the strap secure around your body. From there it's just one clip to reattach the camera when you need both hands free again.

TamSlick

Mar 2, 2018

SitwonThat's so clever that I'm kind of appalled I didn't think of it. Thanks!

Vote

ArtemMoshkovich

Apr 4, 2018

Could anyone with experience with both models comment on the Slide vs. Slide Lite debate? I'm going to be upgrading from a Canon 70D to a Sony A7 III (DSLR to Mirrorless) and plan on using a few small primes, the 24-105 midsize, and perhaps a larger telephoto later down the road.
My immediate impulse is to go with the Slide Lite, but I fear that there may be comfort/pragmatic perks to going with the Slide.
Can anyone with some real hands-on time comment?
Thank you!

View 6 More Replies

ArtemMoshkovich

Apr 6, 2018

Thanks @Mezz
I changed up my order from Slide Lite to Slide based on the back-and-forth we all had here.

Vote

Wrxkyuu

Apr 7, 2018

Just out of curiosity, what your body size for you not to like the slide lite? I am also interested in getting a slide or slide lite for my xt2.

Vote

FlyingDisc

Sep 16, 2018

ANybelly besides me think that $50 is a lot for a camera strap?

View 4 More Replies

BF_Hammer

717

Oct 17, 2018

FlyingDiscIt is a lot, but the best comes at a price. I put anchors on all 3 dslr bodies I have and transfer the strap around. I sort of figure my value as divided by 3 that way.

eranox

May 21, 2019

FlyingDiscIt is a lot. Whether your gear cost a few hundred or several thousand dollars, a $10 strap is more than capable of doing the job. I like these a lot, but I'm not the kind of guy who can spend $50 on a piece of nylon webbing. For those that can, I'm sure these straps are great. We all know the purchase was an indulgence, though, and not a necessity. Why pretend it was anything else?

mikeev

Jun 12, 2018

Got my Cuff and Slide. Unfortunately they seem to be all V3 anchors, which have a higher failure rate. Did anyone here get V4s (they have the pd logo only on one side)?
https://www.dpreview.com/news/0303883162/peak-design-anchor-connector-issue-replacements

View 2 More Replies

mandrew

Jun 26, 2018

https://peakdesign.typeform.com/to/u9JrZC

Nish

Jun 27, 2018

mandrewThank you good sir!

TanvirK175

1101

Aug 25, 2018

If anyone ordered, my Leash came with V3 Anchors instead of V4 anchors. While an insanely low failure rate of 7 out of over 1 million, Peak Design is replacing all V3 Anchors for V4 anchors for free. Just fill out the form on their website.

Jaysun

1855

Aug 28, 2018

TanvirK175Thanks-
Here is the link: https://peakdesign.typeform.com/to/u9JrZC

Spgreen

Aug 3, 2018

Wow, save a whole $3 on the Leash...

View 1 More Reply

Spgreen

Aug 3, 2018

No it is -18, the total is 32.00. $34.99 on Amazon.

TanvirK175

1101

Aug 3, 2018

SpgreenI can't find it for 35 on amazon. I only see it for 40.

Vote

Edgar

195

Aug 6, 2018

Just would like to say the slide lite is a great strap. I've also owned the regular one since the Kickstarter and it sits there collecting dust. Much too big for even a large mirrorless like the A73. Might be ok for a large DSLR though but I'd recommend the lite personally.

BadCat

Sep 13, 2018

EdgarI agree completely with Edgar. i found the padding built into the regular slide to be unneeeded for my Olympus EM1 II, even with a larger telephoto and battery grip, and makes the strap bulkier and tougher to transport. I also ordered a SlideLite and am very happy with it.

ChitownM2

736

Apr 7, 2018

It's completely ridiculous that if there are limited quantities of something that MD doesn't tell us. I set a reminder to buy this because I was busy at the time i saw it, and low and behold when I go to place my order I can't get a clutch because it is "sold out".

View 3 More Replies

ChitownM2

736

Apr 8, 2018

True, but I already have a sling and clutch and love them both so time really isn't of the essence. I'm looking to have an extra for my back-up camera so this was a perfect opportunity for me to pick them up.

Vote

RayF

22220

Apr 8, 2018

ChitownM2Well here's hoping it all works out for you in the end!

Toddynho

Apr 5, 2018

I'm thinking about buying this item, will it arrive before may eleventh? I ask this because I'm going to the USA in may, and I will get it from a friends house on may 12......

Vote

View 3 More Replies

Kosior

122

Apr 5, 2018

My shipping wasn't slow by any means. I just think this product is good enough to buy in a store, even if it's msrp. I went to B&H and was so tempted to get this strap early, but didn't because I was waiting on shipping. I'm happy with my product, so much so that I had a hard time waiting.
If you just GOTTA have it like I did, then just go buy it. You won't be disappointed either way.

Jaysun

1855

Apr 5, 2018

KosiorWell said!

Vote

Showing 57 of 163

Recent Activity

Xyzac

Can you recommend me similarly priced alternatives. Im looking for some better looking straps

e_kul

Amazing strap! I use this with my Panasonic GH5 and I love it. Easy to remove upon packing my camera into my bag and just as easy the put it back on. Not sure of the deal here as Peak Design sels it for the same price.

K.T.N

I have several of these and find them to be great straps. They are solid and sturdy and distribute the weight of the camera across your shoulder and neck very well. Especially the full size model. The one thing that bugs me about them is that the two metal length adjustment levers on the straps have the possibility of scraping, marring, and dinging your camera or lens when you stuff the camera and strap into a compact camera bag. Plus there's a lot of material to fold up when you put it in a small bag. I hate that kind of unnecessary cosmetic damage. Makes your gear look shoddy. The metal hardware is more damaging than those more basic straps that have those small, low profile adjustment sliders. If that's not a concern, however, this is a really nice strap.