Nikon Neoprene Strap for Binoculars (Black)

BH #NINSB • MFR #16416
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Nikon Neoprene Strap for Binoculars (Black)
Key Features
  • For Binoculars & Lightweight Cameras
  • Neoprene for Comfort
  • Loop Connectors
  • Adjustable Length
Comfortably carry your binoculars or camera with the black Nikon Neoprene Strap. The neoprene provides cushioning comfort. Users will appreciate the adjustable length and loop connectors.
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what is the range of length adjustment?

what is the range of length adjustment?
Asked by: jim
The Nikon Neoprene Strap for Binoculars (Black), BH #NINSB, is constructed of a stretchy neoprene material and the adjustment of length dimension is not published. The short length is about 10.5 inches.
Answered by: Mark S
Date published: 2026-06-15

Can this be used with a Nikon Coolpix A 1000 ...

Can this be used with a Nikon Coolpix A 1000 camera?
Asked by: Jerome
I wouldn’t use it with anything, I think I sent mine back after almost losing my small Fuji. The problem is the eyelets loops at the end of the strap are extremely thin and ware very quickly. Although Nikon equipment is generally very good I think this strap is junk just because of the eyelet loops
Answered by: gary
Date published: 2021-03-18

I would like a neoprene strap to enable me to ...

I would like a neoprene strap to enable me to wear the binoculars waist high. This one looks a bit too short, but are there extenders that can be attached and if so the product# please?
Asked by: Malcolm
There are no extenders for the Nikon strap but you can use this Op-Tech strap instead. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/31hqSj9 The Op-tech can be exteneded to 53 inches so it should be able to go down to your waist.
Answered by: Dan W
Date published: 2019-08-05

Would this be a good fit for the Nikon ...

Would this be a good fit for the Nikon Trailblazer compact 8x25 binoculars?
Asked by: Maribel
I wouldn’t recommend it for anything because of the very thin pieces that attach to the binocular you never know when you’ll lose the binoculars or camera. It’s a pretty major design flaw in my opinion.Unless you’re attaching some thing extremely light I would look for another solution
Answered by: gary
Date published: 2024-05-22
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