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OP/TECH USA Utility Strap 3/8" (Black)

Name: OP/TECH USA Utility Strap 3/8" (Black)
Brand: OP/TECH USA
SKU: OPSU38B
Price: 23.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (36 reviews)

BH #OPSU38B • MFR #3501252

36 reviews

Key Features

Holds DSLR with Lens
Comfortable 2.5" Width
Adjustable 26-53" Cross-Body Strap
Two 3/8" Connectors

Comfortably carry a camera with an attached lens weighing up to 15 lb with the made in the USA, black Utility Strap 3/8" from OP/TECH USA. The strap features a 2.5" wide neoprene pad with non-skid material underneath. Attach the 26-53" adjustable, cross-body strap with the 3/8" connectors. Nylon webbing construction ensure strength and durability.

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OP/TECH USA 3501252 Overview

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The Utility Strap offers a streamlined option for carrying small bags, battery packs, cameras and more. Available in Swivel, Sling, Sling Quick Adjust XL and 3/8" webbing versions to accommodate a variety of gear.

UPC: 711554351523

OP/TECH USA 3501252 Specs

Strap Length	26.0 to 53.0" / 66.0 to 134.6 cm
Strap Width	2.5" / 6.4 cm
Lug Connector	3/8"
Quick Release	Yes
Load Capacity	15 lb / 6.8 kg
Material	Neoprene
Weight	3.2 oz / 90.7 g

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.24 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	11.7 x 5.2 x 2.7"

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question

when you disconnect the neck strap from the parts attached to the camera body, can you connect the two ends of the neck portion (is one end male and the other female) to make a loop to fit over your neck?

Asked by: Denis

Yes, you can! One end is male and the other female, however, I have never done this personally, so I am not sure how comfortable it would be. Conversely, I really like that the two straps still attached to the camera can connect to each other to make a smaller strap on the camera if you just want to hand-hold it for if you have it on a tripod. I'd recommend this strap!

Answered by: Claire Sianna S.

Date published: 2018-08-27