Peak Design Slide Lite Camera Strap SLL-BK-3 (Black)

Good quality product 👌

Excellent strap , compatible with other peak design products , fits my Sony rx10M4 perfectly and interestingly priced less than USA, and better then Sony cameras in box strap

I am very impress with the quality of the packing. 5 Star for the quality of the product. Durable and easy to use. Perfectly hold my Sony 200-600 mm with a7IV. And the best part is they offer a lifetime warranty. I must say if you are looking for a quality and value for money product, go for peak design slide lite.

nice product

Great quality worth buying it

The strap is really well built. The material is soft yet feels very strong and durable. The buckles slide smoothly to adjust the length. The overall design is well thought of from a photographer's perspective. It's designed to be used for carrying it on your shoulder, around the neck and sling-style which is super useful to use. It is the best camera strap you can get and the best part is it used loops to attach to a camera hence can be re-attached to any camera or binoculars easily. This is especially helpful if you own more than one camera and want to switch without having to undo the buckles. It was delivered quickly as promised. I found the product to be quite pricey, compared to what it's priced at in the US. Although the quality and design is unmatched and speaks for itself, it makes a considerable investment on a camera strap.

Do not skimp on straps when you camera worth in lacks. Am using my A7iii with this along with primes and heavy zooms with ease. Love it for cross shoulder and. Attach to left and bottom not on both side with the included plate and see the comfort. HIGHLY worth the money.

Very sturdy strap, but if you are using APSC mirrorless cameras you might feel it bulky compared to the size of the camera. Perhaps PD can come up with smaller and lighter straps for APSC mirrorless cameras.

Price: lowest in the town Delivery: fastest in the town (free next day delivery) Quality: Authentic Product review: only worry about the small base plate. It doesn't use a D-ing to lock the screw. I acknowledge someone got dropped the camera due to the stupid round body screw loose.

I ordered the Peak Design Slide and the Peak Design Slide Lite was delivered. I especially made this order after some study on both. This was supposed to be a Christmas present, which is also ruined due to this.

Camera straps that come with the bodies you buy are cheap. They fray easily, they're hard to adjust, and can sometimes cause your camera to flail around and hit things when you walk. As soon as I opened the box, I could feel the quality. Sure, it's an expensive strap, but it's good to pay a bit of money to ensure your camera is secure as you carry it. Upon installation, it felt great. The anchors slide on and off the strap well, and the way it is set up allows me to draw, aim, and fire quickly and smoothly. It's on my gripped D750, and it holds it securely with no issues. If you want to avoid paying the premium for the thicker Slide, get the Slide Lite for your DSLR and I am confident you will not have any problems. One small issue I had with the strap is the metal anchor points on the strap itself – they are much harder than plastic which makes them extremely durable, but I get a lot of metal on metal action with the rubbing of the anchors on my camera. I fixed this issue by covering the parts where rubbing occurs with electrical tape. Problem solved! By the way, keep in mind that you are receiving V3 anchors with this purchase. They have had a 1 in 17000 fail rate with these anchors, so use them at your own risk – however, you can always grab free V4 replacements on their website, so I do not know why people complain about the recall being such a huge deal. All in all, the Slide Lite is an extremely great strap and with my shooting style, it is close to the perfect strap. I would definitely recommend this to someone who is looking for a better strap for their camera!

The best belt I could ever imagine. It feels like a car seatbelt or airplane’s belt… so rough and professional. It fits perfectly on my smallrig cage protecter. I recommend it 100% worth every cent.

Like most other photographers, I had heard many good things about Peak Design's straps, but I never felt inclined to spend the money. After a while with the strap that was included with my Sony A6700, I decided I had to replace it. The strap was poor quality, it scratched my neck when I wore it (which means I didn't wear it often enough), and when I wanted to remove the strap when at home, it was a real pain. I bought the Peak Design Slide Lite to solve those problems, and it delivered on all fronts! First off, the Peak Design quick connectors are great! They are fast and easy to attach and detach from the strap, and when they're attached, they're rock solid. They don't wiggle, and I'm never afraid my camera is going to come loose. They are made of a hard plastic, and they do dangle on the camera when the strap isn't attached. If you shoot a lot of video, just know that you might want to remove the quick connects so they don't rattle against the camera frame and impact your audio. (Removing them is very easy.) The strap itself is made of the same material as a seat belt in a car. The Slide Lite doesn't have a padded portion where it sits on your neck like the regular Slide does, but it's still very comfortable! For a light rig like the A6700 with a decent sized lens, the Slide Lite is perfect. On each side of the strap, you'll find the strap adjusters. While these might look like any other adjuster you've seen, there are two key differences that make these superior. First, the ends of the strap are permanently attached to the bottom of each buckle. Second, the metal locking clasp is sized so it's easy to pull, and it locks into place with a satisfying click. This means that when you pull up on the metal clasp and pull up or down to adjust the strap, it slides easily for just the adjustment you need, and because the strap terminates at the buckle, you don't have to deal with slack strap that gets in the way. It's a great design, and it makes adjustments fast and easy. Making adjustments quick and easy is really a key feature of this strap because it lets you use the strap in multiple ways. You can just it as a traditional neck strap. You can also use it over the shoulder, a move that may require you to quickly add a little length with a quick adjustment. When you do use it over the shoulder, you can flip the part of the strap that sits on your shoulder and take advantage of the rubberized material that is incorporated into the strap so it doesn't slip off your shoulder. That rubberized material is normally on the outside of the strap so you can easily move the strap around when shooting (it doesn't get caught on your clothes), but by flipping the strap over when shoulder mounted, it keeps the camera firmly in place. You can also adjust for more length and use the strap across your chest with the camera stowed in the 3-4 (or 8-9 if you're a lefty) o'clock position near your belt. This is best done using the included bracket that mounts to the tripod socket. Using this bracket, one of the quick connectors is attached to the side of the camera and another is attached to the bracket in the tripod mount. Because Peak Design includes additional connectors with the strap, you can actually have two connectors on each side of your camera and one in the bracket so that you can easily switch between carrying modes as you see fit. If you frequently use a tripod with your camera, you can purchase the Peak Design ARCA-Swiss plate so you can attach it to your tripod even when a quick connector is attached to the bottom of the camera. I can usually find something I don't like about most things I buy, but I really can't think of anything I don't like about the Slide Lite. It exceeded my expectations in every way. Highly recommended.