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1.5 Quick Adjust Camera Sling Strap – DSPTCH

$ 33.00

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Overview Designed for those who like to frequently change the length of their camera strap, the Quick Adjust Camera Sling Strap makes adjusting effortless. By pulling the d-ring up or tugging on the adjusting webbing end, you will have full control of the length of your camera strap. The top portion of the strap is con
Overview Designed for those who like to frequently change the length of their camera strap, the Quick Adjust Camera Sling Strap makes adjusting effortless. By pulling the d-ring up or tugging on the adjusting webbing end, you will have full control of the length of your camera strap. The top portion of the strap is constructed out of smooth herringbone webbing to reduce abrasion against clothing. The bottom half, that allows for quick adjustment functionality, is constructed out of rugged mil-spec webbing. Each strap is made with durable acetal plastic hardware. Features a 5/8 plastic buckle, which easily allows the strap to be swapped with our other Camera Straps with the 5/8 buckle. We offer 2 connector types for this strap: flat cord and split ring connectors. Each strap comes with a pair of connectors. Select the appropriate connector type for your camera. If you would like to purchase extra connectors, follow the respective hyperlinks. Made in USA. Lifetime Guarantee Specs Webbing type: 1.5 Seatbelt Webbing (top) 1.5 Mil-spec Webbing (bottom) Buckle type: 5/8 Buckle Adjustable length: 29 to 55.5 Ideal for: DSLR, Full-frame, Medium to Heavyweight Cameras

Designed for those who like to frequently change the length of their camera strap, the Quick-Adjust Camera Sling Strap makes adjusting effortless. By

DSPTCH 1 Quick Adjust Camera Sling Strap

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