Dark Green Camera Strap

Very comfortable and durable. Love this for when we are out and about.

A little hard to install (cameras fault) but I found a workaround. Length is a tad long but works fine for me. Overall totally recommend!

This is the perfect strap for my 35 mm. The material is comfortable, good length, and looks great too.

Cute, sturdy, and comfortable

Looks like good quality. The straps are confusing to either make it longer or shorter

I was hesitant to purchase this. I was just worried that it was not going to be good quality, but I was actually wrong. It’s really nice quality. I’ve had it for over a year now and it still looks brand new! I do like this color a lot. I think I’m gonna get some more colors though.!

This product is built well, I am Satisfied with it.

All good

Sehr schöner Gurt, könnte etwas weicher sein. Gute Lederteile, sieht wertig und stabil aus und fasst sich auch so an.

Bien conçu, s'adapte à mon Fujifilm XS20, et lui fournit un super look !

I really like the colour on this one, though that's a personal taste. The quality is good and it feels sturdy. The broad strap is also pretty comfortable. It's not padded though so don't expect it to be super soft around a bare neck, which is fair given the material.

Looks almost exactly like the pictures: the green cotton webbing does have a slight sheen to it but it's not shiny like "seat belt" webbing--which I would have preferred--but wasn't expecting it to be as the description clearly mentions woven cotton. Seems strong and well suited to the task as a camera strap but that's not my use case; I'm hoping to pair it with an iPhone case for when traipsing round the airport. Leather end parts are actual "real leather" and have a faint leather aroma. Quite pleased with it.

This is the second time I buy a Padwa strap, as I now have a second full frame camera body that needed a new strap. Padwa make good straps. As expected, this one is also a good strap. Unfortunately they are a little long for me (I'm not particularly tall), leaving long dangly strap ends. But that is easily solved with a pair of scissors (don't cut until you are sure you will be keeping the strap!). The only ever so slight criticism, is with the attachments to hold the strap ends in place. As you know, you have the figure 8 attachment that actually does the holding/locking, and then you have a second 'tidy up' holder to hold the end of the strap tidily. Well, in the strap I got the 'tidy up' holder is so loose that is doesn't do anything much, and just moves around at free will. It could do with being a little tighter so that once set, it stays in place. But this is really just a little niggle in what is otherwise a very nice camera strap. I am happy to recommend this strap for anyone trying to move away from the camera manufacturer's bundled 'shouty' straps (at least for Nikon).