Camera Shoulder Neck Strap

I bought this strap for my Fujifilm XT2 and it looks great and feels great. Seems well made and very sturdy. So far I’m very satisfied.

My black strap is made of genuine Naugahide. If you're olde enough to remember the stuff from the 1960s and 70s that we made jokes about: "How many Naugas gave their lives to produce this product?" Well the Naugas were thought to be an endangered species but apparently they're back and once again some manufacturers are claiming them to be "genuine leather". But be aware this strap has very little leather in it. The 2 inch (+/-) strips sewn into the plastic strap where the nylon is attached must be just enough to claim this as a leather product. The rest of the strap is a genuine petroleum product. Mine even has a portion of the stamping on the backside liner, just like the seat cover I had on my 1970 Triumph motorcycle. This is the stuff many "leather" seats in automobiles are made of today except for the small real leather areas that actually touch your butt and back when you sit on them. Otherwise...well, it's not too bad. Remember those Naugahide seats actually stood up to normal use pretty good. The strap seems pretty strong. Strong enough to hold my Nikon D700 around my neck anyway. That's a heavy camera for those who don't know. Real heavy when the battery grip is attached. I didn't use any of the gimmicky attachments included with the strap. I just threaded it through the Nikon Tri-rings and secured with the plastic buckle and slider. Stitching feels strong. Seems okay. But, again, it ain't leather. And that's enough reason for me to give it only two stars. I don't like false labeling. But I should have known that, for a price like this, I wouldn't be getting genuine anything. So I blame myself for buying this. A fool and his money are soon parted they say. And who the hell are "they" anyway? And how did they get so damn smart? Don't get fooled. Buy it for being a low priced strap made of genuine plastic with a couple of small leather tabs sewn on. Genuine. Nauga. Hide.

A good camera strap that does not advertise the camera model number to all who are around you.

It arrived very quickly. The strap came in a very nice box, along with accessories that allow it to be used on almost any camera. It is made of beautiful finished leather. It is wide enough to be comfortable around the neck. Plus the stitching is very well done. I am very pleased with it. A+

Not real leather. Kind of stiff. Gets the job done though. I bought it, then bout a different strap because it was not as comfortable as I would like, but I keep it in around as a backup just in case.

Inexpensive camera strap that is just the right length to wear around the neck or across the ches from the shoulder. Great vintage look. I put this on a Leica M5 and it looks great and performs great as well.

I just got this old film camera that's built like a tank and weights as much as well. I wanted a nice leather strap that both sturdy and comfortable. I figured for the asking price I'd get something really nice. I figured wrong. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice strap, but not for the money. I could get two straps for that price. I need something über comfortable for this tank around my neck. I sent it back.

The strap was not put together and there were no instructions: the end of the straps were difficult to push through some of the pieces