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    Best strap for 7D

    Looking for endorsements on the best strap for my 7D. I find the supplied strap slides off my shoulder and sits on my chest. Would like something non slip and sits lower (hip level). My walk around lens is a ef 18-200.
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    Crumpler for me .
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    Black Rapid RS-7 for me
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    Quote Originally Posted by ausguitarman View Post
    Crumpler for me .
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    Black Rapid RS-7 for me
    I have both of these... i would use the crumpler for comfort and the r-strap for serious.
    good to have more than one strap i find
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    Quote Originally Posted by ausguitarman View Post
    Crumpler for me .
    that one looks like it's designed to go around your neck?
    by the sounds of it the OP wants it around his shoulder

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    Use mine over the shoulder all the time to take the weight off my neck.

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    Thx all....I have ordered the crumpler.

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    Considering how much a lot of cameras cost, the straps they supply are pretty cheap and nasty.

    Being in the leathergoods business, I made up a nice pad out of some very soft sheep leather with lots of soft padding for my strap, and I find the padding really makes a world of difference.
    I find it especially useful for doing videos, as I hold the camera up in front of me, with the pad centered on my neck, and push the camera out to get some tension in the strap, and I find I can do very steady videoing hand held using this system.
    The Crumpler strap looks pretty good too. I'll have to go and check one out in their Newtown store.
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    BlackRapid R-straps. Definitely. I have the RS4 and the double one (whatever that is).

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    Used the Crumpler for the first time at Avalon....great!

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    Op tech for me. Tried the crumpler, material was too rough for my liking. 7D gripped + 70-200 f2.8 mk2 feels easy to handle with the strap.

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