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Peak Design Form Leather Camera Strap

The Peak Design Form Rope Camera Strap has a fixed length and is ideal for photographers who seek simplicity and style.The soft, durable, full-grain leather develops a unique patina over time. On the underside, a custom-sealed finish enables the leather to glide smoothly across your body, yet maintains enough grip so it won't slip off your shoulder. The low-profile, glass-reinforced, nylon Anchor Link quick-connectors offer secure and effortless camera attachment. Each anchor withstands 90 kg of force and the overall strap is rated at 81 kg. The anchors and housings are backwards and cross-compatible with all other Peak Design straps. The straps are strong enough for a vast majority of camera setups and optimised for carrying smaller kits. Use the aluminium accessory loop to attach a spare anchor and stow the strap on your body when you remove your camera.

SKU: GC47-PD-LRS-S-AM-1

Peak Design Form Leather Camera Strap

Peak Design Form Leather Camera Strap

The Peak Design Form Rope Camera Strap has a fixed length and is ideal for photographers who seek simplicity and style.The soft, durable, full-grain leather develops a unique patina over time. On the underside, a custom-sealed finish enables the leather to glide smoothly across your body, yet maintains enough grip so it won't slip off your shoulder. The low-profile, glass-reinforced, nylon Anchor Link quick-connectors offer secure and effortless camera attachment. Each anchor withstands 90 kg of force and the overall strap is rated at 81 kg. The anchors and housings are backwards and cross-compatible with all other Peak Design straps. The straps are strong enough for a vast majority of camera setups and optimised for carrying smaller kits. Use the aluminium accessory loop to attach a spare anchor and stow the strap on your body when you remove your camera.

Key Features:

Seamless Premium Leather

Wear Multiple Ways

Anchor Link Quick-Connection System

Ultra-Slim Anchor Housings

Each Anchor Withstands 90 kg of Force

What's in the Box:

Peak Design Form Leather Camera Strap

Anchor

Sticker

Hex Wrench

Anchor Mount

Microfiber Pouch

Oval Split Ring Double Set

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Product Overview

Peak Design Form Leather Camera Strap

The Peak Design Form Rope Camera Strap has a fixed length and is ideal for photographers who seek simplicity and style.The soft, durable, full-grain leather develops a unique patina over time. On the underside, a custom-sealed finish enables the leather to glide smoothly across your body, yet maintains enough grip so it won't slip off your shoulder. The low-profile, glass-reinforced, nylon Anchor Link quick-connectors offer secure and effortless camera attachment. Each anchor withstands 90 kg of force and the overall strap is rated at 81 kg. The anchors and housings are backwards and cross-compatible with all other Peak Design straps. The straps are strong enough for a vast majority of camera setups and optimised for carrying smaller kits. Use the aluminium accessory loop to attach a spare anchor and stow the strap on your body when you remove your camera.

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