Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

This is the most comfortable neck strap I've tried. I just wish it had some quick disconnects.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I am happy that I changed from the Nikon strap that came with my D-300.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Amazing strap, so comfortable, takes the weight off my neck completely, spreads it over my shoulders and even my chest to an extent. Holds my camera securely, can't ask for more

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Supports heavy loads very comfortably

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I read other reviews on this strap but had some doubts about how well it would work for a D700 and 70-200/2.8 lens. Without this strap I would not have been able to wear this combo.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

My camera is a Nikon D-5000 with a Nikon 18-200mm lens. The camera and lens is quite bulky and heavy. I tried two other straps before I came across the Crumpler. It has that extra padding on the strap where it comes in contact with your neck.I found it to be comfortable and easy to carry my heavy camera. Best in the market.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I have used this strap on two different one week trips so far and my only real complaint is that the neoprene section that rests on the back of your neck can get hot and cause a bit of sweating in extremely warm weather (90 degrees, high humidity). Otherwise I really appreciated the comfort of this strap!

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I love this strap!! Long enough to carry cross-body (like a messenger bag). Very comfortable. I hiked with my Canon 50D with a Sigma 18-250 lens for 6 hours with this strap and never felt the camera. Very adjustable.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Wow I had the standard Canon neck strap for my 40D. Then I decided to grab the crumpler and WOW I am so happy and glad that I did. Its comfortable and for being tall it also allows me to place the camera at a more comfortable position when hanging that was allowed by the stock neck strap. I would highly recommend this to anyone that enjoys using their camera on vacation or during a long days shoot. Awesome construction and worth the price! Get it now and change your days of photography!

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

D700,grip,24-70 2.8 all counting on this strap. I trust it 100% and it is super comfortable. It distributes the weight away from your neck and almost feels magical. Great price and no quick releases that make me nervous.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Love it

Comfy even after wandering the city all day, whether around the neck, over the shoulder or across the body (and super quick to adjust the length)

A lot less obvious than the branded straps

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Great product.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I found myself becoming more and more self-conscious about the D300 shouting from the camera strap that came with my camera. I started to flip it inside out to no avail. I then saw a professional photographer shooting a D3 without the strap on. It was light a light bulb going off. Soon thereafter I took off the strap and stopped the free advertizing for Nikon. Unfortunately, I missed the ability to walk around with the camera over my shoulder. I started looking at replacement straps. And it seemed that there were a few good choices that had a "quick-release" system. But most reviews tended to demonstrate low or no confidence in the plastic connectors. After all, I did not want to find out the hard way that the plastic strap had failed after $4000 worth of gear met the pavement. I read a review that described the Industry Disgrace and carabiners for the "quick release" and I thought that could be the way to go. But, the carabiners that I could find were 3 inches long and I wondered if they would even fit through the camera strap attachment. I found my way to [...] and found their mini-carabiners labeled as "metal spring links". They are fine for attaching my camera to the Industry Disgrace, but I doubt they could work as carabiners used for repelling.I now have the best of both worlds. I can quickly take the strap off when I am on the monopod or tripod. And I can quickly place the strap back on securely. The strap is shaped to fit snugly around the neck or over the shoulder. It is quite comfortable and has non-slip grip that keeps it on my shoulder without any slippage so far.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

strong. comfortable

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Although I haven't used this neck strap for an all-day trek around New York City, I have used it on several short shoots (1 - 2 hours). This neck strap is SO much more comfortable than the original Canon neck strap that came with my EOS Rebel XSi / 450D.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

Just put it on my D700. I've been testing different neck straps on it & I think this is the one which will remain. Camera feels safe with it attached & so far feels like it's going to be comfortable. Well made & feels strong.

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

[...]. I love the crumpler strap

Comments about Crumpler Crumpler The Industry Disgrace Strap, Black, 19.7" x 2.5":

I use one of these on my Canon binoculars. Another on my Canon EOS SLR. Both are lightyears more comfy than the original Canon straps. It's almost like Canon's try to prove something with their standard straps: "If you're a pro, then you don't mind chafing".

The Crumpler strap is the most comfortable strap I have tried, and I have tried several brands. This strap is of quality construction and looks good too.