Quick-Release DSLR Shoulder Strap for Canon, Nikon, Sony

A padded shoulder that carries the weight

• A padded pad that carries the weight

  The pad has a breathable mesh face that sits flat on the shoulder. Wide contact spreads a DSLR's weight across the shoulder instead of concentrating it on the neck, and the mesh keeps the pad from turning sticky on hot street days.

• Carry to shoot in seconds

  The quick-release camera plate has a screw that tightens down snug, and the polished metal carabiner locks onto it. You detach and reattach the camera without rethreading the strap, so the shot you see does not wait on your hardware.

• Length you set once, pocket you use every day

  The webbing slider sets the length for your height and camera weight. A zippered pocket on the strap holds memory cards or small accessories, so they stay with the camera instead of in a bag you have to dig through.

From carry to shoot in seconds

1. 1
   Fasten the camera plate

   Seat the quick-release plate on the camera base and tighten the screw until it is snug. A loose plate lets the camera shift under weight.

2. 2
   Hook the carabiner

   Clip the metal carabiner onto the plate and close the lock fully. Give it a gentle tug before you walk out.

3. 3
   Set the slider

   Adjust the webbing slider with the camera on so the pad rests on your shoulder and the camera sits at your hip.

4. 4
   Release when the moment comes

   Open the carabiner to lift the camera off the strap and shoot. Clip it back on when the shot is done.

Three pieces, everything you need to start

• Shoulder strap with padded pad×1

  Matte black woven nylon with breathable mesh pad and adjustable webbing slider

• Quick-release camera plate with screw×1

  Screws onto the camera base for a secure, quick connection

• Metal carabiner lock×1

  Polished metal hardware that locks onto the camera plate