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OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling (Black)

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OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling (Black)
Key Features
  • Holds DSLR with Lens
  • Comfortable 1" Width
  • Crossbody Strap Length Adjusts 26.5-31"
  • Load Capacity: 15 lb
Comfortably carry your DSLR with attached lens weighing up to 15 lb with this Utility Strap-Sling from OP/TECH USA. It has an adjustable 26.5-31" length for the ideal fit and strong 1" wide nylon webbing. The neoprene pad has a nonslip surface with stretch and shock-absorbing properties. Quick disconnect system connectors and Uni-Loops enable easy and fast attachment to your camera or other gear.
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OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling Overview

Comfortably carry your DSLR with attached lens weighing up to 15 lb with this Utility Strap-Sling from OP/TECH USA. It has an adjustable 26.5-31" length for the ideal fit and strong 1" wide nylon webbing. The neoprene pad has a nonslip surface with stretch and shock-absorbing properties. Quick disconnect system connectors and Uni-Loops enable easy and fast attachment to your camera or other gear.

UPC: 711554351424

OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling Specs

Item Type
1 x Neck/Shoulder Strap for Camera
Color
Black
Adjustable Strap
Yes
Attachment Method
To Camera: Loop
Load Capacity
15 lb / 6.8 kg
Quick Release
Yes
Materials
Neoprene
Strap Length
26.5 to 31" / 67.3 to 78.7 cm
Strap Width
2.5" / 6.4 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.305 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
13.1 x 7.7 x 3.05"

OP/TECH USA Utility Strap-Sling Reviews

Perfect and way less expensive than Peak Design

By Robert
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-13

Thank goodness Amazon was out of stock. $30 at Amazon. $15 at B&H. Excellent quick release mechanism plus a second attachment point. Primary attachment is to my monster zoom lens tripod foot. Secondary attachment is to the camera body tripod mount. Well-made and comfortable.

Decent with issues

By Bryan
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2025-09-08

Overall I like the design with one exception. The short connectors to the camera would pinch on my hand, rub my face, and cause the strap to shift when I lifted the camera to my eye. It was uncomfortable. I bought the OP/TECH extensions for attaching the camera. They seem to work much better. Though I wish I could get them about 1 inch shorter. I need to get more time to shoot with them to be sure, initial thought on extensions is positive. Overall the concept seems to work if they get that connector strap right. Seems well made. I like the option for adding the second camera connector as a back up against disconnection or leaving it off if I feel I do not need it. This would be 4 stars if I did not have to buy the extensions.

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Can this strap be used over the left or right ...

Can this strap be used over the left or right shoulder?
Asked by: Michael
Yes, I use it over either shoulder according to what lens is on my camera.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2019-03-30

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telephoto support?
Asked by: Anonymous
Yes this model could hold a telephoto lens. The maximum weight it can hold up to is 15 lbs (6.8kg).
Answered by: Alex S.
Date published: 2024-05-17

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I worry about the solidity of using only one of the strap clips on my Fuji X-T2 with this strap for the unison loop -- is this method completely solid and dependable?
Asked by: Noah
I purchased the Op Tech for my back-up Sony dslr camera body, my primary Sony dslr camera has a more robust Carry Speed strap. The less expensive Op Tech works fine for the limited use I'm using it for.
Answered by: Jay C.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Does the strap come with the uniloop system connectors or do they have to be purchased separately?
Asked by: Daniel
It does come with one set of connectors, though I would recommend purchasing a second pair for additional equipment.
Answered by: David S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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what size for a 5'9 man?
Asked by: Robert
The standard length should work, unless the person is stout in build...Either size should work, but since the XL size (25 -36 } covers a greater adjustment range (vs. 26.5 -31 ), I chose the XL...This is a great strap and you can wear it as a sling or around the neck...It is well made and very comfortable either way. I have an Olympus E-3 with heavy lens and am completely satisfied.Hope this helps!John
Answered by: John M.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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how wide is the shoulder-strap area?
Asked by: Anonymous
sorry I'm late !! the shoulder Pad is maybe 2 1/2 inches - but ket me tell you this system is just the best thing i have tried - I use this strap on my 5d Mark iii and also on my 1d mark iv which is the full bodied heavy pro - also I have carried that with a 300 mm prime no problem - i do use two attachment point with bigger lens etc... - also note you do not have to let the camera hang all the way down as shown - you can adjust the Stops to hold the camera up in the center of your chest too - handy when moving thru a crowd or getting on a bus - things like that -- highly recommend this strp and their chest harness is cool too (I like the non strech vers) you just clip from the shoulder strap and clip into the chest strap - works super at sports or concerts
Answered by: WALTER S K.
Date published: 2018-08-28

question

This strap seems designed for right hand carry. Is there a version for left hand carry?
Asked by: Earl
it can work both ways, just switch shoulders!
Answered by: Melanie D.
Date published: 2018-08-26

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What is width and length of pad?Specified for other Op/Tech straps
Asked by: al c.
Hello,Mine is 25.4 inches long free and strap is 2.36 inches wide on shoulder.Very confortable.Regards Paul
Answered by: PAUL S.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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