DOROM Universal Adjustable Slim Shoulder Sling Neck Strap for All Camera DSLR SLR (Coffee Brown)

It's a little hard to loop the thin part of the strap through the Sony's ridiculously small strap holder--I had to use a paper clip--but once I sorted that out this works perfectly! I've had my beloved Sony for years and can't believe I settled for the dumb wrist strap it comes with for so long. This strap is strong and well-made, and comfortable to sling across the body. Highly recommended.

It seem to be well made, I recommend if you like the look of it. Makes it easier to carry just my camera on trails rather than my camera bag. Had it for months it’s still holding up nicely!

The strap is fine. As long as you’re not using it for any real weight. I don’t think it would hold up to extended use with a heavier camera. The plastic claps are pretty cheap. But it is a very nice looking strap.

Update: Still are pretty happy with this strap! Very handy to have on events and on trips - you are hands free but have camera ready to go any minute! Absolutely nothing happened to this strap during regulate use year and a half. I feel my camera is safe when I am using this strap. Highly recommend!Really cool and handy! Lack of instruction is upsetting. See picture 3 - whatever you see on the box is original instruction... Thanks to other reviewer I was able to figure out what to do. This thing is long. First and second pictures shows it in one of the shortest positions. At first I wanted to cut off ends, but then I realized it will not be comfortable to use/hold camera while taking pictures having it that short, so I re-adjusted it to the shortest possible position without a need to cut off ends. Its long, but much more comfortable to hold camera while I take pictures. Overall a great buy. I have Canon G9X Mark II in silver with brown and it matches, not perfectly, but close enough. The camera is too light weight so this strap looking massive :)After trying multiple cases for camera that would have just enough room to keep this strap inside, I am happy to share this case is the best in case you are in the same situation: https://www.amazon.com/Case-Logic-TBC-403-Medium-Camera/dp/B007Y4NWQE/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_top?ie=UTF8

The strap Fuji supplied with their X100F was not quite long enough. This one is. It's slender so doesn't get hung up on clothing. The finish is extremely smooth, so it doesn't get hung up on clothing. There is a lot of adjustability for shortening or lengthening. The stitching seems secure.It arrived yesterday and I used it today on a photo outing. It worked just as it should.Edit 12July2019: the DOROM universal strap I purchased in 2018 is still doing well. I just purchased another for a new set of binoculars. The slim and smooth nature of these straps is what makes them work so well for me.Edit 01Feb2020: I just purchased another strap for another camera body. This makes three camera bodies and one binocular for which I'm using this style of strap. All that I've purchased are doing well. They can be securely attached. I do not use the mini clips. I don't feel secure hanging a $1500 camera body with close to or more than $1000 lens from those. I use the triangular D-rings and leather protectors that come with the camera and connect the nylon strap directly to those.

Same identical strap as Eorofo strap that sells for a dollar less. Perfect length for over the shoulder on point and shoot light weight camera. I replaced the thin connector with slightly stronger ones by op tech.

Only rating it with 3 stars because it didn’t workout as well as I wanted to for the camera I bought it for (Camp Snap camera). Even when it’s adjusted to be the shortest strap possible it’s still not at as short of a length as I would want to be able to wear it at most of the time (it is like in the middle /longer end). Recommend using a string to see how long you’d want your camera to hang then measure that before you buy this (or keep the packaging so you can test it and return if it doesn’t work for you). Otherwise it’s a fine strap for at least lightweight cameras.

I got this for a Lomo Instant Wide camera and it works great. Nice and sturdy. There are no instructions though and although you really don’t need them I wanted to put this camera strap together the right way so I had to look it up on YouTube and it’s pretty tough. That said, you could just strap this on a camera and generally not worry about it but if you have an expensive camera it’s probably worth looking up the correct, safest way to thread the strap for peace of mind.