Will this strap support somthing as heavy as a D4 with a 24-70 on it?
2065319
Yes it will. It has the same design as the other straps, but in a more compact form. The shoulder pad is narrower so the weight of the camera would feel heavier as it's distributed over a smaller portion of your shoulder. The bigger straps have a wider and more padded shoulder pad for comfort with extended use.
2065320
I use it regularly with a Canon 7D and a 24-70 as well as a 70-200 and have not had any trouble.
2065321
Yes, it will, I use it with my Canon 5D Mark III and a 70-200. Please make sure you have the proper attachment piece for your camera. I did use a cheaper tripod mount with ring and it broke. Use the Black Rapid attachment pieces.
825567
I carry around a dorsoduro 1200...so probably. Google search ninja 650 specifications. If weight is less than 600 lbs you're ok. IMPORTANT run straps under support bar AND through their tie down rings. I haven't had a failure with rings but they are the only thing I don't like about it. Running tie downs under bar solves problem
341543
I've never lifted anything with the strap, but I did pull a 12,000 lb Class C RV out of a muddy ditch and it worked just fine. It's a 20,000 lb capacity strap, two of them would distribute the load, so my guess it would do fine. For the price, its worth the try in my opinion.
1484090
If your monitor weighs less than 44 lbs. and has either a 75X75 or 100X100 mm square bolt pattern on the back this mount will work fine. Personally I wouldn't be comfortable using this mount for anything over 25 lbs. but if I replaced the mounting screws with 1/4" lag screws I would be willing to go heavier.
949791
No. No problem. The real support for the weight is the lower feet and the straps.
870334
Yes. Definitely. The straps and rings themselves are very sturdy and reliable. The hard part is finding a solid place to hang the rings from. I have mine hanging from the rafters in my garage so the real weight challenge is on the rafters, not the rings/straps.
840273
I'm 200lbs and the straps are currently set to the smallest it can be, so i would say yeah i dont see it being a problem for the shoulders. The waist strap may not though.
2055575
Probably but why take the chance? I do not like this strap at all. I have the feeling that it will slip off of my shoulder all of the time. I would look at other devices. The thought is great the execution is not so good.
1732448
Good question - I use it to haul a Razor with smaller wheels while I ride my A5! I'll check it out tonight and see if the strap fits over the bigger wheel.
2065865
Hello, This monopod has a 22lb load capacity. It will handle the 70-200mm2.8 lens without a problem. Regards, Roozbeh OC camera 949-347-1276
1948702
It should be fine. You could always replace the 1 strap bolt with a hardened bolt if it is not already hardened.
1868041
Jay, the short answer is 'yes'. The neck strap section can take a good deal of weight, and the side straps can both be adjusted. It is a very comfortable set up. I have used "OP/TECH straps since I found ut about them some years ago, and have never had a problem with them. IO have them on all three of my cameras, and on my wife's. as well. Good luck and I'm sure you will like the strap. Sam
201102
I use a 45 #compound and it works fine for that. The leather is real heavy and thick. My bow is adjustable and later on when I build up more strength Ill increase it to 55 and so on. I really think it could handle it
583022
I use this with a T3i, battery grip and several lenses. The heaviest lens I've used with it was the 24-70mm Canon lens. I'm sure I could a heavier lens and the strap would be fine. It's very strong.
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I'm reasonably certain that the product would support the weight but the straps have minimal padding. I think it would be pretty uncomfortable to carry that heavy of a payload.
870329
I think you will be fine. They are high quality straps and rings. Mine have held up with lots of abuse over the past couple months.
1688441
I'm using this strap on a Nikon D80, D90 and D7100 with lenses ranging from 35mm all the way to a 100-300mm zoom lens and a 70-200mm zoom. So Yeah, I think holding up a D3300 is the least of the problems the strap has to deal with.