TARION Camera Strap Shoulder Neck Strap Vintage Belt Photography Straps for DSLR SLR Cameras (Denim-Blue)

I was looking for a replacement for my standard Yellow Nikon strap that literally screams 'rob me', 'I am a tourist', 'Look I have a DSLR so I take good pictures'... not the look where I was after when I got into photography. The grey strap seemed to match my D7100 pretty good in terms of colours so I decided to give it a shot. For only a fiver you can't really go wrong.The quality compared to the Nikon strap is pretty much the same, except the the Tarion feels more comfortable to wear surprisingly enough. So that's great! It's actually a a little but wider so that makes it easier for in terms of weight around your neck. The stitching looks fine. Only drawback would be the black ends and plastic parts that aren't great. I used my old Nikon plastic parts in the end since I am not using that strap anymore.definitely strong enough to carry my D7100 + grip + lenses and looks much better. Really happy with it. Take a look at my pictures for the difference with the awful Nikon strap

To be really honest, This product is better than I expected, I wasn't expected too much as it is so cheap, but yeah, it is good.Don't expect it's a luxury neck strap and comfortable for this price.If you plan to carry your DSLR on your neck, you should get a proper neck strap with cusion on it.Yes, as many reviews mention the metal camera pin on the strap could scratch your camera when you place your camera in the bag, but come on, as a serious photographer, you should take care of your equipments, if you have a proper camera bag, this should not be an issue, as you will place the camera properly into your camera bag.

My old camera strap was looking quite tatty and a bit gross if I'm honest so I went on a quest for a nice strap that wouldn't be too expensive. The Camera Strap is just perfect! It feels quite sturdy, comfortable and looks great. The adjustable cotton yarn feels strong enough to safely carry my Samsung NX camera which is my main concern. I love the little camera metal pin that comes on the strap, but some might be concerned that it might scratch the screen, I guess I'll just have to be careful when storing it. If you can overlook that little detail, this is a fantastic find and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and stylish strap that won't get grubby with use.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this strap. It’s not much wider that my d3400 factory strap but a lot thicker and more comfortable. It’s strong also, and was surprised it supported the beast d3 Nikon comfortably. Its maybe not a outdoor nature strap due to the tweed type contemporary finish. But is ideal for buddying street and causal travel photographers. It’s got nice detailing and cute touches like the bronze camera shaped stud. It’s great vaule for money and a great gift for someone to pimp their new or old camera.

This stap comes in a nice cartboard box and sits on a piece of foam. It looks very nice, until you try to fit it to the camera. The leather (if it is leather) is brittle and of poor quality. the rings are brass coloured and of poor quality. They scratch the leather as I was trying to feed it through the loop at the end of the strap. They bend when I tried to fit them. Once the strap is fitted you realise that the strap is always in the way: it is too thick and hinders the index-finger as it reaches for the shutter-release.It is a nice looking strap but not fit for purpose. I'll put this one down to experience.

Looks lovely for a good price. Good alternative if you don’t want real leather. Bought as a present for a friend and they were very pleased. Immediately decided it would go on their instax. As it’s not mine I can’t comment on durability etc.

Bought for my first DSLR. Was a bit dubious about the small buckle straps at the ends shifting over time, but they don't appear to budge at all.Someone described the strap as getting folded kinks like cardboard which I was concerned about, but doesn't seem that way in my case. just feels and behaves like a few layers of thick fabric.

Didn't come with the strap shown, instead having thread thread to loop through the camera divots and back through a plastic hook. I presumed it would be strong enough. It wasn't. Snapped on the second day of use, camera fell to the ground and I got a dent in my (thankfully tough and made of metal) £200 lens.