Will this strap float a Nikon AW-1 camera with the 11-27mm lens?
874123
I'm not sure about the weight of that model. I gather that just one of these floats could have held up 2 GoPro Hero3s. Since they send you two of them, maybe you could attach them both if the Nikon is a heavier model. They really don't seem to get in the way of shooting. I'm using them all the time around water now. I never realized just how fast a cam will sink if dropped.
874124
You need to check the weight of your camera. A single strap held just fine my Panasonic DMC-TS5, which weighs only 8oz. Considering you will get 2 straps (if you buy the same set), it should easily hold up to 1lb of weight. If your camera is heavier than 1lb, then I suggest you ask manufacturer
874125
Worked great with Panasonic lumix. I think they r similar in weight. We did take strap precaution.
874126
It floated our S31, but I am not sure about the AW or the added weight of the lens. However, the S1 has a place for straps on both sides, and since there are 2 in the pack, we attached one on each side to let the camera free float. This made smoother underwater videos.
1350569
I use mine on my Nikon D750 with the Tamron 15-30mm zoom (which is a very heavy lens). I've walked around for hours with absolutely no issues. But I took safety measures. I purchased a camera tether at the same time I got the Fotasy strap and it works perfect! The safety tether is rated to some ridiculous weight, I think 200+ LBS. It takes away all concerns about anything falling to the ground and breaking. Here's the link on amazon's site: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HVT2D4Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also purchased an extra ring attachment. Some of the reviews said that this was the weak point and may be prone to breaking, so I simply purchased a couple of spares so if it does break my down time is minimal. Here's the link for that as well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HCMK0GS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This is really a great strap... I use it at least 3 to 5 times a week, in all kinds of weather and in all kinds of environments, city streets, forest and bog walks, parties and social events, you name it. It takes it all and works perfect. Buy it, use it, but get the safety tether and you'll never regret it, best purchase for my camera that I've ever made. Hope this helps.
455098
As long as you have a strap hole on the camera to loop this strap through. It is pretty buoyant - so really depends on how large/heavy your camera is. It kept my GoPro afloat with no issues.
2155200
The strap fits any camera, just check if the weight is the same of the nikon Coolpix to see if it will float
102330
Hi. It connects alright, but don't repeat my mistake. I intended using it on my Canon 6d, but forgot to check the connections. This strap attaches to the camera with split rings, which doesn't fit well on a camera with flat lugs like Canon. Now I use the strap on my Contax G1. Perfect match. :)
169218
I don't think so . You need a side slot bar for the strap to fit in , the bottom screw will work . I only see a ring hole for a side strap.
733697
The total length of the strap is about 22 in/56 cm. I use it to attach a ridged circular tripod bag and it fits will with a couple inches of slack left.
1727744
Yes, it will. This is a fantastic strap. I've been using one since 2007 with no wear issues. The swede leather is comfortable and secure. One nice thing about it is that the ends (the thin parts on both sides that loop through your camera's rings) are made with a standard nylon webbing. It's the same stuff cat and small dog leashes are made from. I'm 6'5" and ANY strap is too short for me. You can easily un-sew the strap ends and extend them. I bought a $10 cat leash, cut it in half and sewed it onto each side of the strap (it's just a loop that you sew back onto itself. I did it by hand in ten minutes). That allows me to wear the strap across my chest and still have the camera riding at my hip. No OEM or other strap will allow you to do that. It's easy to reproduce Tamrac's clips and slides when putting it back together - just do one side at a time and use the other for reference.
2055071
I chose this strap after much investigation and I trust it implicitly. I also have a Nikon with 80-200 f:2.8 & 35-70 f:2.8 lenses and there is never a problem. Go for it; you won't regret it!
1901441
I looked up the type of camera you asked about and I don't think it will. You have to have tripod access on the bottom of your camera in order to attach this type of strap. IF your camera does have tripod access on the bottom, the part of this strap that connects to the tripod access is fairly wide and would probably be too big for your camera.
2155202
The strap loop should be the same. Just make sure the Olypus camera weighs 6.9 oz. (193 g) or less. That's what really counts. Otherwise the strap may not be able to provide enough floation.
583020
I would not recommend this strap at all... I had a Canon 7D with a Canon - EF 17-40mm lens attached... The strap clasp broke and destroyed my lens. Spend the extra $30 on a better strap and forgo breaking a $750 lens. I really wish I did
1639968
I had a AW120 and it floated the camera when it was dry, but after it gets wet for a while it will NOT float the camera. Mine is at the bottom of the lake. Good luck.
1849433
It should, but I have had mine disconnect from the camera for no known reason both times that I used it damaging my new lens.Joby is sending a new pro-strap but I'm still out of $250.
138811
I used it with my Nikon which is similar in weight comparing to other waterproof cameras it perfectly floatted very strong support and cushion. You should not have a problem.
213663
I use it with the Nikon AW110 that weighs 6.9 oz. But I think that extra ounce, might be borderline. I wouldn't risk it.
567345
Will work although it obviously will not be waterproof. Nikon 1 AW1 14.2 MP HD Waterproof, Shockproof Digital Camera System with AW 11-27.5mm f/3.5-5.6 1 NIKKOR Lens (White)