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product_id: 64594385
title: "Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release and Safety Tether, Adjustable Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Olympus DSLR - Black"
brand: "waka"
price: "152.99 DT"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Waka"
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# Zipper pocket on neoprene shoulder pad Anti-slip quick release buckle Extra safety tether for fall protection Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release and Safety Tether, Adjustable Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Olympus DSLR - Black

**Brand:** waka
**Price:** 152.99 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📸 Secure your shot, style your carry — never miss a moment with Waka Rapid!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release and Safety Tether, Adjustable Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Olympus DSLR - Black by waka
- **How much does it cost?** 152.99 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/64594385-waka-rapid-camera-neck-strap-with-quick-release-and-safety)

## Best For

- waka enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted waka brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Storage:** Built-in zipper pocket keeps batteries and memory cards close, so you never miss a shot.
- • **Universal Fit:** Adjustable 20.8 to 31.5-inch strap fits all major DSLR brands—your perfect travel companion.
- • **Effortless Comfort:** Ergonomic neoprene shoulder pad distributes weight evenly for all-day wear without fatigue.
- • **Rock-Solid Security:** Lock in your camera with a stainless steel screw and anti-falling buckle for ultimate peace of mind.
- • **Instant-Ready Access:** Quick-release design lets you snap into action and capture moments on the fly.

## Overview

The Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap combines rugged stainless steel hardware with a plush neoprene shoulder pad and an adjustable quick-release sling design. Engineered for Nikon, Canon, Sony, and Olympus DSLRs, it features an anti-slip buckle, extra safety tether, and a handy zipper pocket for accessories. Perfect for professionals and enthusiasts seeking secure, comfortable, and instant camera access on the move.

## Description

desertcart.com : Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release and Safety Tether, Adjustable Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Olympus DSLR - Black : Electronics

Review: Affordable? Oh yeah! Comfortable? Absolutely! Sketchy? Ehhhhh. - Im going to give this 5 stars because it does what it says it does, and its an affordable solution. That being said- here is my honest review. I'm not going to lie- if you have an expensive camera and lens (Which i do) the single clip holding it from falling is going to look sketchy. The fail safe clip it comes with is a nice touch and adds that extra layer of safety, but man I really wish the hardware was a bit more industrial grade or a more secure style clip. When you have thousands of dollars hanging on by one clip, you want that clip to be the strongest and most secure clip out there. The clip is comes with is just too sketchy. Ive even seen others on here add a zip tie around the quick release lever and secure it permanently. I would have paid an extra 5-10 bucks for a better hook. That being said- its affordable, and comfortable.
Review: Honestly - Probably the best purchase I've made on desertcart. - I'm not a professional photographer. I don't make my living using an expensive camera. I am a guy who recently got his first DSLR and is just learning to use it. This is the perspective from which you should know where this review comes from. But the incredible amount of thought that went into this camera strap keeps impressing me. There's just so many features and little details that make this thing so handy, useful, and trustworthy (so far). - The shoulder padding is very plush. I feel I would need much more weight then my camera and lens to be close to uncomfortable. - It attaches to your camera via the tripod mount, using a Steel plate, thick (stiff) rubber pad, and plastic locking washers. The screw is even in a slot so you can adjust how the mount makes contact to your camera. Yes, this means it has a single point of failure between the camera and the thing holding it from freefalling onto pavement, but the mount is so strong in my opinion, I can't imagine it failing on its own. If it bothers you, there's another extra strap you can use to connect your camera strap mount to the shoulder strap itself for safety and to stop your camera from swaying around too much. - The sling design allows your right hand to be inches away from the camera at all times. This makes it so easy to have the camera up and ready for a shot. It slides up the strap so smoothly and slides back down to your waist so your hands are immediately free again. -The strap length is adjustable; it adjusts to your proper length on the back of the strap, while the front has a quick length adjuster you just grab and pull. That way if you're moving around alot, you can just pull it to reel in the camera closer. little impressive bonuses: - Almost every connecting piece is metal. The only plastic used is the buckles between the strap and the shoulder pad, but they are buckles similar to those used on backpacks. Except they're also locking. - The shoulder pad has a zipper pocket for sd cards and maybe a battery - There's an adjustable clip to keep the camera from sliding too far down the strap Usually I just use desertcart reviews to point out flaws or complaints I have with products, but I have no cons or complaints to share. Just was genuinely impressed to get such a feature rich product for $16 on desertcart. The only reason's I can think anyone might not want this is if they HAVE to have a neck strap for some reason. But the features are so nice, the strap is well made with good materials, and the price is good. I am not sponsored or paid to say any of this. Honestly, it's just a good strap.

## Features

- 【SECURE & SAFE】Secure is the NO.1 priority when designing this camera strap. Anti-falling plastic buckle to connect with the strap, stainless steel screw to hold the quick plate. Solid metal quick release with anti-slipping rubber padding to securely fasten your camera onto the strap. Extra safety tether to protect your expensive DSLR cameras from accidently fall off. Before you start installing, let's keep your gear safe!
- 【DURABLE & COMFORTABLE】Made of reinforced durable material. Anti-slip Neoprene pad distributes weight perfectly. With comfortable design shaped to fit perfectly around shoulder for constant use and travel. A zipper pocket for storing extra batteries, memory cards etc on the shoulder.
- 【ADAPTABLE & ADJUSTABLE】20.8 in to 31.5 in adjustable quick release strap with neoprene shoulder pad for a comfortable fit, featuring instant-shoot design for easily taking photos while on the go. Not only ideal camera strap for men, but also great camera sling strap for women.
- 【UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY】This camera neck strap is heavy duty and support a full size SLR and zoom. Compatible with any DSLR camera with standard ¼” tripod stud screw. (Includes: CANON EOS Rebel T6i T6s T5i T4i T3i T3 T2i T1i XT XTi XSi SL1 and NIKON D7100 D7000 D5200 D5100 D5000 D3300 D3200 D3100 D3000 D90 D80).
- 【100% SATISFACTION】Perfect for shooting indoor or outdoor, weddings, wildlife, sports or events. Back with waka 100% satisfaction service. Please don't hesitate to contact us via desertcart message system if at any time you aren't completely happy with your purchased, we'll provide you a satisfactory solution.
- 【Warm tips】After adjusting the shoulder strap length, push the slider clip into the locking slot to ensure the camera stays secure and does not slide.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07CLXDF9J |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8 in Binocular, Camera & Camcorder Straps |
| Brand Name | waka |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,322 Reviews |
| Fastener Type | Lobster Clasp |
| Item Dimensions | 7.99 x 3.35 x 2.36 inches |
| Item Height | 2.36 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.62 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | waka |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel, Neoprene |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Style Name | soft |
| UPC | 652508269863 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Images

![Waka Rapid Camera Neck Strap with Quick Release and Safety Tether, Adjustable Shoulder Sling Strap for Nikon Canon Sony Olympus DSLR - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81cu+1mcn3L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the quick plate that attaches to the bottom of the camera supposed to swivel when fully tightened? Mine does a 360 degree swivel**
A: Hello friend,

Thank you for contacting us about this problem. We are sorry for the issue and we'll make this right ASAP.

It seems the non-slip cushion on the quick plate is missing, and we can figure the problem out once we see your photo of the plate. Would you mind providing us a photo? 

Respectfully,
Inno Customer Service

**Q: What about canon ,90d eos dslr?**
A: I believe all cameras have a screw mount on their bottom, which is where this strap would screw into. The only issue for me was the articulating screen because my screw mount on the bottom of my camera was so close to the back edge the plate that fastened on the bottom interfered with it. If you screw mount is in the center on your camera I would not think it would be a problem at all.

**Q: Is this compatible with the Nikon D5600? It’s not in the list but appears based on the description that it maybe.**
A: This strap is compatible with most any camera with a 1/4-20 tripod socket on the bottom of the case. It attaches with a small plate (supplied) with a 1/4-20 captive screw. That said, the intent of this strap is to provide extra support for large cameras with large telephoto 0r zoom lenses. It's a large strap, often more that will easily fold into a camera bag that provides good close support to the camera. All that said, if you carry one camera for a substantial amount of time, it is far more comfortable. I would not have needed it in years past when I carried two Nikon F's (various vintages) with different medium single focus lenses, but the rig as pictured is pretty much what this strap makes easily carryable. I still leave the standard strap attached (it is not nearly as convenient to remove) from my current cameras, but do remove this one. The plate for the base is as bulky as a tripod plate and renders the camera a bit more awkward to set down places. I do recommend it. A very sturdy item, with safety straps in case of a failure, the camera tends to hang closer to your body, protecting it and people nearby(!).

**Q: Will this strap work for a Nikon D5600 camera?**
A: Yes, as long as you have  a screw in base that you would otherwise use for your tripod.   The metal quick release screws into the bottom of your camera and then you attach the strap to that.   Take a look at the Amazon pictures.  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D7S83W6?ref_=pe_527950_33920250_dpLink

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Affordable? Oh yeah! Comfortable? Absolutely! Sketchy? Ehhhhh.
*by A***R on May 29, 2025*

Im going to give this 5 stars because it does what it says it does, and its an affordable solution. That being said- here is my honest review. I'm not going to lie- if you have an expensive camera and lens (Which i do) the single clip holding it from falling is going to look sketchy. The fail safe clip it comes with is a nice touch and adds that extra layer of safety, but man I really wish the hardware was a bit more industrial grade or a more secure style clip. When you have thousands of dollars hanging on by one clip, you want that clip to be the strongest and most secure clip out there. The clip is comes with is just too sketchy. Ive even seen others on here add a zip tie around the quick release lever and secure it permanently. I would have paid an extra 5-10 bucks for a better hook. That being said- its affordable, and comfortable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honestly - Probably the best purchase I've made on Amazon.
*by J***H on April 28, 2020*

I'm not a professional photographer. I don't make my living using an expensive camera. I am a guy who recently got his first DSLR and is just learning to use it. This is the perspective from which you should know where this review comes from. But the incredible amount of thought that went into this camera strap keeps impressing me. There's just so many features and little details that make this thing so handy, useful, and trustworthy (so far). - The shoulder padding is very plush. I feel I would need much more weight then my camera and lens to be close to uncomfortable. - It attaches to your camera via the tripod mount, using a Steel plate, thick (stiff) rubber pad, and plastic locking washers. The screw is even in a slot so you can adjust how the mount makes contact to your camera. Yes, this means it has a single point of failure between the camera and the thing holding it from freefalling onto pavement, but the mount is so strong in my opinion, I can't imagine it failing on its own. If it bothers you, there's another extra strap you can use to connect your camera strap mount to the shoulder strap itself for safety and to stop your camera from swaying around too much. - The sling design allows your right hand to be inches away from the camera at all times. This makes it so easy to have the camera up and ready for a shot. It slides up the strap so smoothly and slides back down to your waist so your hands are immediately free again. -The strap length is adjustable; it adjusts to your proper length on the back of the strap, while the front has a quick length adjuster you just grab and pull. That way if you're moving around alot, you can just pull it to reel in the camera closer. little impressive bonuses: - Almost every connecting piece is metal. The only plastic used is the buckles between the strap and the shoulder pad, but they are buckles similar to those used on backpacks. Except they're also locking. - The shoulder pad has a zipper pocket for sd cards and maybe a battery - There's an adjustable clip to keep the camera from sliding too far down the strap Usually I just use amazon reviews to point out flaws or complaints I have with products, but I have no cons or complaints to share. Just was genuinely impressed to get such a feature rich product for $16 on amazon. The only reason's I can think anyone might not want this is if they HAVE to have a neck strap for some reason. But the features are so nice, the strap is well made with good materials, and the price is good. I am not sponsored or paid to say any of this. Honestly, it's just a good strap.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfortable and easy go use if you get it adjusted perfectly
*by F***H on November 2, 2023*

This is a fairly long review, but the short answer is that this seems like a well thought out product with a few compromises for weight, balance, and length. If you are reading this, then you are looking for an alternative to the traditional camera neck strap. And, if you are looking at this specific Waka strap, then you are trying to determine if this is as good as the much more expensive straps from RapidBlack and CarrySpeed. There is little doubt that this is a copycat product based on the designs of one or both of the more name brand items, but does that mean it is not as good? Are you putting your expensive glass more at risk? I just returned from a week long birding trip where I used the strap daily for several hours at a time and my impressions are based on this intense but short-term experience with it. I carry a Nikon D7500 and a Tamron 150-600mm with this strap. Together, the camera and lens weigh about 8.5 pounds/3.86kg. Because of the lens weight, I attach the strap to the tripod foot of the lens, not the camera body. The attachment plate has a ring at one end for the strap to attach. With the strap attachment ring facing the objective end of the lens, the ring balances so that the lens and camera hang perfectly horizontal at my hip. The safety tether I attach to the shoulder strap loop of the camera body as there isn't an appropriate point on the lens tripod foot. I am about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. Adjustment Ideally, I'd want the lens to sit at my side just above my belt. This position minimizes the amount of camera movement as I walk. However, if adjusted to this ideal walk position, then the strap is too short to bring the camera up to shoot above horizontal. This is mostly due to having the mount attached to the tripod foot and also having the strap attachment ring on the mount far forward. If I were to move the attachment foot to the camera body, then it would be fine at this ideal adjustment point. As it is, I had to adjust the strap to ride at my hip. It is still comfortable, but does move around more. This position is still very comfortable at the shoulder. One point to make here is that if I were to use this strap with a smaller lens, I would attach it to the camera body tripod mount. In this position I could adjust the strap so that the camera would hang above my belt. But, I won't make this adjustment because that's one element of this strap that I don't like; it's a pain to adjust the length. Once you have it where you want it, there is no burning need to change it, but don't expect to be making easy adjustments on the fly. Under arm strap Mostly no issues with the under arm strap, but one caution. Twice when putting the shoulder strap on, I accidentally looped the under arm strap around the main strap, making it about 2 inches shorter. This meant that. once buckled, I could not lift the camera high enough to take a picture. It was easy to fix once I realized what I was doing wrong. This was operator error, but because the strap had looped on the backside of the strap, I could not tell I'd made that mistake. Mounting plate No big issues with the mounting plate, though it does flex a little when I walk. The screw seems to stay tight and I never feared it unscrewing from the tripod foot. As others have noted, it does squeak some where the strap attaches with my heavy lens and body. Safety loop I'll admit to being dubious of the plastic slide and nylon strap of the safety loop. However, before leaving for the birding trip, I attached two five pound weights to one end and repeatedly dropped/jerked the weight. The strap held. This "test" was more weight and the drops/jerks were more violent than I'd expect in the real world. Comfort At the shoulder, this strap is very comfortable My old sling strap, which was not padded and did not have the under arm strap, dug into my neck and became uncomfortable very quickly. With this strap I had no such issues. There were two places that were a little uncomfortable, but again bear in mind that I'm carrying a heavy lens and camera. First, the buckle of the safety tether slides up the main strap when you raise the camera. When you put the camera back down, the tether buckle can go back down as well, but in my case it does not. With the heavy camera and lens combo I have, I had to push the buckle back down the strap. If I didn't push it back down, the sharp edges of the buckle dug into my stomach. Also, the two plastic stops that prevent the strap from sliding too far also dug into my side a bit. If you aren't carrying a heavy combo, this should not be a problem. Note that these two stops can be easily removed. I've already removed one and am contemplating trying without the second as I do not believe they are essential to the strap's use. Durability Time will tell on durability. After carrying my lens and camera using the strap for approximately 40 hours last week, I saw no signs of deterioration or deformation. There are a lot of plastic parts with this strap, so it remains to be seen how well it will hold up. One key element is that the main buckles are safety buckles (my term) that require you to unlock the buckle by pressing the center before you can pinch them to release. Storage pockets A nice touch, but not that useful in practice. You could put an SD card or possibly a lens wipe in these, but don't expect to put your lens cap (unless very small) in these pockets. Final thoughts Compared to BlackRapid or CarrySpeed, how good is this Waka strap? I don't know. I have not compared this directly. But, in my week of birding/hiking, I can say I'll continue to use this strap going forward. But, I will always use the safety tether as I would not be at ease using the strap without that backup support. Will update this review if any impressions change.

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