Eggsnow Camera Strap, Binocular Neck Shoulder Strap for Binoculars and Mirrorless Digital Cameras, Rope Camera Strap Adjustable Length 40-52inch Great Gift For Men Women Photographers

I can't speak to durability as I've only had it for a week or so, but it seems well made. I don't use the quick release as they are tough for me to use due to neuropathy, but will probably add quick release clips at some point. The length is just right for a shoulder strap, will be long if used just as a neck strap, but it has a touch of elasticity which makes it super comfortable. Considering what most other rope type straps cost it's hard to argue with this, as I prefer it to other's I've bought/used.

I wanted a yellow camera strap so I got this one. Ultimately, the price is not bad here. Usually climbing rope camera straps run you $40-50 so this was a great deal, so I'll give this item some slack. However, "slack" is part of the problem. While I was able to adjust the strap to a comfortable length, the rope had quite a bit of stretch (3-4 inches overall) and so it went from just short enough to work, to too long to easily use. It's the nature of these nylon climbing straps but it actually stretches every time I put it on. It makes it feel less secure. If you're prepared for that, or prefer longer straps, I think you'll like it a lot. It looks great and I got compliments on it. I just wish it was maybe 6 inches shorter.

I got this for my CampSnap camera and I love it. It's nice and chunky with good visibility so I can see which of the kids has my camera at the moment.

Can’t beat the price and I love the slight stretch the strap has. I like to wear my cameras cross body style when not in use, and this feature is perfect for this!

The attachment point keeps coming lose. Three times now I have had the strap detach from my binoculars. I am guessing the Nylon Cordage/webbing that they used to connect to the attachment loop is too slick for that style camera strap adjustment buckle. The thread that connects to the binocular snapped. This is the third time this strap has failed, with fairly light use, and a fairly light pair of binoculars. If you want to keep your binoculars/camera safe, go another route. These aren't made very well.