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Old 06-30-2012   #26
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i can't believe that flat straps have lasted this long...
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Joe, how did that strap do in the heat?
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Joe, how did that strap do in the heat?
just fine so far...only had one day of heat and sun so far...
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Old 07-01-2012   #29
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Here are a couple of photos I just snapped. Thanks Joe, for turning us on to this strap! Mine is 60cm (his longest standard size). I might go for 56cm next time.


L1010775 by mike thomas, on Flickr



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to be fair, someone else discovered this strap and mentioned it in another thread...can't remember who...i just spread the word...aka, big mouth!

i have two more on order and had them custom made a bit longer than the 60 incher.
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found it...

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Have you bought the strap bumpers too or is it not that useful?
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did not buy them...there really isn't much to scratch the camera with except the o rings and they don't seem to touch.
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Thanks
As soon as I have some extra money I'll get one for myself.
How's the shipping to Canada?
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As soon as I have some extra money I'll get one for myself.
How's the shipping to Canada?
6 bucks, took about 2 weeks...pretty normal.
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6 bucks, took about 2 weeks...pretty normal.
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Mine arrived here in Oz today, only 10 days after it was shipped. Excellent workmanship and very comfortable. As Joe mentioned, the best part is the way it slides across the body as you bring the camera up to your eye. I ordered 48" and it is just the right length for me.

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it took canada post almost as long to get mine to me...
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I ordered two last night.
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I ordered two last night.
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I ordered 3 one for my friend and two for me all 48"
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these straps are like wildfire...
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looks like just what I've wanted. Anybody try the adjustable one?
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From the pictures, I can't figure out how to secure the strap when adjusted. Maybe they need to elaborate some more and show other cameras with the strap as well.
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quicker delivery this time...my 2 new straps were in the mail today...already on the 2 rd1 bodies...love the longer length though i could see most folks not wanting their cameras hanging down around the butt.
i put the shorter (but not short) strap on the nikon d200...very nice on the heavier camera.

this could be it for me...love my kit, love my bags, love my straps...onward to photographic glory!!!

(that would be nice )
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got mine. came in few days. very nice. will get longer ones next time.
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went out shooting today though my heart was not really into it...had a chance to try the 2 rd1 bodies on the longer (66 inch) lance straps. toss the retro 5 in the trunk and wore both bodies bandolero style, one on each side. i felt like a bandito of old!
it was a truly enjoyable experience i must say. the round straps just glide over each other and the length is so perfect for me. i doubt many would want to wear their camera as low as i do or manufactures would be making them longer as standard but i love them long.
2 cameras, 2 lenses and a few extra batteries in my pocket...(we're talking rd1 here) and it's fun to shoot enemcumbered on a hot sunny day.
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Got mine 3 blacks one with red rings all 48". It actually looks and feels better than the street strap I earlier bought. Now which camera to put ........
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Just read this thread for the first time, and now have a disturbing visual of Joe tied up with a camera strap. Help!
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