WolvenPattern Canvas Camera Neck Shoulder Strap Belt Compatible with All DSLR/SLR/Men/Women etc, Black White Stripe

The backing is ballistic nylon. The weaving looks nice so far. The nylon strapping and associated buckles (no quick-release, though) is adequate to attach it to most cameras. This strap is wider than the cheap strap that comes with a mirrorless camera. It's not as wide as a Domke camera strap. It's certainly not as wide as a woven "looks like a guitar strap" classic 1970s camera strap it's designed to look like.This would be much nicer with quick-release buckles on either end. It would also be nicer with an optional swivel on the ends for connecting to cameras that have a hole for a split-ring strap connector.This has seen only short-term use, so I don't know how well it will last, but the weaving looked OK as did the stitching.

This couldn't be a more perfect strap for my 70s era Minolta. It looks like a headband that a member of Jethro Tull would have worn back in the day. Far out! I bought a different one for when I get a companion camera for this one. There is however one downside to these straps, and that's choosing which one to get.

The strap end would not fit in my camera. I assumed that vendor would provide a quick-connect package with the purchase or as an option, but this was not the case. So, I had to spend an additional $6+/-. Other than that, the strap is attractive and comfortable. I'm a real-estate appraiser, and I want a strap with a little flair, and this one is perfect. I have a similar size polka dot strap for my backup camera

As vintage and retro as these straps look on 70s era cameras, they'll do just fine on any modern DSLR. The original straps from these Minoltas, and all cameras from this era were skinny little things with a short rubber pad for your shoulder. These are much more comfortable and are dazzling to boot. Well worth 9 bucks as far as I'm concerned.

I love this strap, it's better than the stock strap that my Rebel T7 came with. It has some padding and it's also a little wider than Canon's strap; about 1/2 an inch.Secondly, I love the pattern - I got the black & white Aztec design, it really gives my T7 personality and it definitely inspires me to get up and shoot.The stitching and quality is good, I am super comfortable with my camera around my neck and confident about it not unraveling and my camera crashing to the ground.Overall, I am happy with this strap and will be buying the camo one soon.

This is my first camera strap. At first O thought it wouldnt hold my camera because the attachments dont click and you have to string them through. After getting the straps in I realized its sturdier than it looks. Love the color. Will get good use of it.

Looks good, long enough straps to connect and adjust where the camera will sit. Not quite as wide as expected, and can dig into your neck if your camera is on the heavier side.

You get what you pay for. But, if you're shipping washed out and low quality products why not be upfront and advertise that? Instead you advertise pictures of very nice high quality products and ship junk. Its disappointing that we received such a low quality strap that we expected to use with a beautiful classic camera and would of showcased your product if we could have. Too bad people are out here scamming for a few $. Our bad, you get what you pay for.

Beautiful