If you frequently take your camera out and about and take a lot of pictures on the go, one of the most important accessories is a strap that secures your gear to your body and prevents it from ...

Peak Design’s name will surely ring a bell with photographers and crowdfunders alike: the firm led by founder Peter Dering has already has 819%, 2,157% and 3,646% overfunding successes with its prior ...

Perfecting the camera strap is tough. Photographers are demanding: in an ideal world, they want a strap one that offers quick length adjustment, a fast and easy method of disconnecting from the camera ...

There was a time, years ago, when one of the most important choices you to make about a camera strap was which horrendously-ugly pattern you wanted stitched into it. Now, however, there’s no shortage ...

Peak Design really doesn't want you to drop your camera. Following on from its Capture Camera Clips, and Leash and Cuff, the firm has now launched its fourth Kickstarter campaign. This time it's ...

Peak Design’s Slide is a camera strap that tries to rise above the glut of cheap, frustrating tethers that come bundled with your camera. How does it do that? It uses a combination of seductive ...

The Peak Design Slide is a camera strap that can be used three ways - as a neck strap and a shoulder strap but primarily as a sling worn across the body. It's available in black or light grey with tan ...

Founded in 2010 in San Francisco by Peter Dering after a four-month road trip left him demanding more from his camera accessories, Peak Design has been disrupting the camera accessory market with its ...

It's been around for ages and much imitated, but I think this is still one of the very best camera straps available The post ...

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The Peak Design Slide Lite is a slimmer version of the Peak Design Slide, which is designed mostly for mirrorless carry. The main differences are the smaller width, and lack of padding in the middle.