Camera bag makers taz + tez have added to their range of stylish camera accessories with an elegant Camera Strap to match your taz + tez bag. With clips to remove the strap quickly when necessary, this is a handy addition to your camera kit. In this taz + tez
Peak Design’s Slide Lite and Cuff Wrist Strap make great upgrades to the conventional camera straps that most photographers are used to. At first, many of us don’t often think much about our camera strap options — they only need to be durable and comfortable. However, do photography long enough
One of the most necessary pieces of gear a photographer can have is a good strap. Whether you choose a sling, neck strap or a wrist strap, it’s important that strap keeps your camera secure on your body (or wrist), while still allowing you to access all the dials, buttons
If there’s one camera accessory I’m picky about, it’s the camera strap I use. I remember being in Ireland and forgetting my favorite strap and having to find a local shop to buy a no-name brand. Never again. I always have an extra strap in my bag, my car …
That was my question. After using the Peak Design Slide for as long as I can remember, I had the chance to try out WANDRD’s new straps. I’m a big fan of WANDRD — I regularly use their PRVKE backpack and other accessories every day with my photography. So I
Holdfast just came up with a vegan twist for their very popular Money Maker! Here’s the experience of my first hands-on with this colorful, solo version. I’ve been using the skinny Money Maker (the traditional one, in bridle leather) for almost two years. It’s by far my favorite and most
I seek out tools that solve real problems well. That’s what I like about Spider Holster’s tools, including their hand straps. They identified a specific set of needs and crafted high-quality solutions. I’ve been using their holsters to free my hands for over a decade. I tell everyone I know
Before we dive into the SpiderPro Hand Strap v2 review, I have to legally share in full disclosure, that I’m a Spider Holster ambassador. With that said, I do not ever, and will never, support products or brand that I do not believe in. In fact, I use my SpiderPro
I’ve been making pictures for ten years, and I’ve tried most of the camera carrying systems on the market. However, the one system I’ve chosen to invest in is the Spider Holster. It’s certainly not the least costly option, but it is the most secure and most comfortable. Spider Holsters
I’ve been a user of Peak Design products for the last few years, mostly with their Peak Design Slide camera strap. It’s been the most comfortable strap I use, offering me the ability to use it as a sling and hold my heavy camera gear at my side, rather than
Spider Holster has been innovating the way photographers carry cameras for years. Their line of holsters takes the burden of a heavy camera off your neck and puts it on your hips, where the largest bones and muscles in your body carry all the weight. Last year, they added the
I don’t use neck straps, and I generally advise everyone against them. I think they’re a poor design and dangerous to your body–with as much shooting as I do, carrying a camera was damaging my neck. You may have read my review of the Joby wrist strap when I said
