SourceTon 4 Pack Camera Tether Safety Strap, Black Nylon or Polyester Modern Body Strap for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

I tried as hard as I could to pull these things apart, and I'm no slouch, and they wouldn't give. More than enough for the heaviest lenses.

I am paranoid about my gear because, well, why wouldn't you be if you spent thousands of dollars on your loadout? So I bought these to attach my body/long lenses to a shoulder sling quick release strap.Pros: It seems very sturdy. Since it came with more than I needed, I tied an 8 lb. dumbbell to one and put it through a series of drop tests for my own peace of mind. It successfully held the weight every time. The carabiner that attaches to the strap or other safe point is made of metal, which I feel like is becoming increasingly more uncommon these days. It is a dependable screw-shut type of closure as opposed to others that sport spring clips, which have a higher failure rate after repeated use.Cons: The carabiner is a real double edged sword. While it is made of stronger materials and has a more reliable closure, it also means that it is louder and bulkier than lighter plastic versions. And since it isn't a spring clip, it takes longer to remove it from the strap... which kind of defeats the purpose of having a 'quick-release' strap. When in hand and not attached to a strap, the bulky carabiner clanks around as it swings freely from its anchor point.I appreciate the of strength this tether. However the strength comes at a price. I am going to have to find a way to rethink how I secure my gear so that this won't be as big of an annoyance in the future.

Acquistati x lavreflex e scoperto che sono utili anche per altro.. soddisfatto

Does the job for keeping action camera safe on bike.

Sirve para su propósito pero la calidad algo justita