Save your money, this strap is not not worth the aggrivation
351447
The strap connects to the tripod socket which means you're carrying the camera upside down. In addition if you want to attach the camera to the tripod, you have to detach the strap from the tripod socket and then connect your camera to the tripod.

I'd have been better off purchasing a strap that has metel attachments for the metal sides of the camera. Save your money and get a comfotable strap that has the features that I've mentioned.
385528
Made of that ever famous P.U."leather", this strap is very inexpensive and feels even cheaper, very stiff to the touch and smells of a chemical refinery. Forgo the "leather" and get something else, anything else.
1621350
I wish I could give this negative stars. Let me explain.. I am that cheapo amazon girl that tries to find the best deals and such. I am a full time wedding photographer and use a Canon Mark 4. I bought this strap in hopes that it would give me more accessibility with being able to grab my camera quick and let's be honest is waaaay cheaper than a Black Rapid strap so I got it. I used it a couple times and something just felt weird with the carabiner that attached the camera to the strap. But me being dumb just kept using it and now I am sitting here with a broken 35mm lens because the nut to fasten the carabiner literally broke off somehow and my $3,300 camera went tumbling to the ground. Thank GOD my lens took all the impact but moral of the story, I know the price looks great and all the reviews are chummy. But if you have a serious gear setup, invest the money in an actual DSLR strap company that specializes in event gear. I am now having to drop $2,000 on a new lens and I am just kicking myself. Super super upset with the poor quality but honestly, it's $17...I can really only be mad at myself! But learn from me, PLEASE!!!! Don't do it. The cost to buy a new lens is SO MUCH WORSE than investing in a sturdy strap. Be smart and buy smart.
554212
The brown good on the leather made me break out in hives. Straps are thing and cheap and the buckles are also thin and cheap. Customer support is a joke. Steer clear. Avoid this bag and use the money you would have spent on a better one. You'll thank yourself later.
828072
I didn't buy this strap from Amazon, but B&H.
This strap is very rigid in the area that sits on the back of your neck.
I wouldn't buy it again and may return it.
3649404
I receieved the Valeo padded straps and headed off to the gym, after waiting a week for the product to arrive with shipping costs more than the cost of the straps which is rediculous. I purchased them after I lost my previous pair of TKO Fitness straps after beating on them for about 4 years with no problems. I put on the Valeo straps and did one pull-up, and one of the straps ripped in half right on the seam where the neoprene pad was sewn in. My advice, this product is poorly made and cheap. A complete waste of money. Go with something better, and I would avoid the padded straps because the extra stitching weakens the strap fabric.
2985560
I was initially very happy to find that this water bottle carrier was the exact same design as one I had for nearly 15 years. That one only had to be replaced because the mesh fabric literally started to disintegrate after well over a decade of exposure to the elements.  Unfortunately, though similar in design, this bag is a NEAR-WORTHLESS PIECE OF JUNK.  To begin with, the plastic "gizmo" who's job it is to adjust the length of the strap, does not hold the strap.  On my first 4 mile walk the strap simply slipped through the "gizmo" with my bottle falling to the ground 4 or 5 times. When you tug on the strap with a device of this type, the "gizmo" is actually supposed to tighten it's hold on the strap. This one just let's it go through. I was able to solve this problem by folding over the strap a couple of times and using a staple-gun and a hammer - to flatten the staple - so now the strap can't pass through the "gizmo" at all.  So, all well and good until today when the stitching holding the strap to the mesh gave way on one side.  Then I looked at the other side and saw that it is unraveling, too. This is after less than 2 months of using the bag!  I'm not much with needle and thread and don't think I could sew through the strap material without an industrial sewing machine, so again I've tried staples to secure strap to mesh but I'm pretty sure they aren't going to hold very long. I would return the bag and accept a refund (they did offer me one after the first strap issue) but that would leave me without a bag and if I can make this one work with my little fixes, it will be worth it to me. The bag is a perfect fit for holding a 1.5 liter Aquafina bottle.  Anything smaller is not enough for my extended hikes and walks. We'll see what happens with my latest effort!
2958919
Where to start?  The positives?  There were few.  I like how the screen turns orange when you get into the fat burning zone.  It gave my run a little something extra and made me feel like "I was on fire."  It gave me motivation, it made me feel warm and fuzzy sort of like the guarantee that you you find on the box of brake pads.  As well know from Tommy Callahan, all you really bought was a guarantee POS.  That is where this HR monitor falls short.

The monitor will occasionally lose connection while you're exercising.  It will stop counting minutes in your fat burning zone, despite your HR staying within that range.  To reestablish the connection, you must completely exit the app and start over.  Extremely annoying.  So annoying that on my last workout I said "@#%# this" I'm done.  I then proceeded to do the walk of shame back home.  However, I've got another workout scheduled in the neighborhood later that evening, and I'll be using the Wahoo replacement (I purchased a Polar, which is light years better).

While the monitor reliable was ultimately the deal breaker and the reason why it's being returned, the strap itself really, really, and I mean really pissed me off.  The best way I can describe the strap is by saying it is the "Lebron James" of HR straps.  Why Lebron James?  I've never seen a player flop as much as him on the court.  I've never seen a strap flop off as much as this one.  I can best describe the method of securing the strap as an analogy to a trailer hitch.  Normally, you connect the trailer via a hitch to the vehicle.  Then, you connect wiring to ensure that the brake lights work when you slam on the brakes because some idiot ahead of you can't drive.  Now, imagine if you said "the hell with the hitch," I'm going to connect the trailer with just the wiring (assume that the wiring could tow the load).  Would you really want to do that?  Place all your faith of towing your crap behind you on wiring and not metal/steel?  That's exactly how this HR monitor strap works.  The strap has no connection!  No velcro, no fastener, not even some glue.  You know how the monitor itself snaps into place via two metal connectors?  That's exactly what is holding the strap together.  The monitor is a "bridge" between the two ends of the strap.  No big deal, right, as long as the monitor holds things together.  IT DOESN'T!!!!  It may do slightly fine running, but forget any real movement while you're running.  It'll snap off.  If you try to lift weights with the monitor, it'll snap off.  If you recline back, it'll snap off.  Basically any torso movement will cause it to snap, errr.....flop off.

In conclusion, I woudn't buy this "King James" version of HR monitors.  It'll flop off so much you'll wonder if the NBA will issue you a fine.  It'll lose connection faster than a phone call interrupting dial up.  It's crap (POS) and I don't like it.
463842
I hate these straps. First of all you have to somehow loop them into the wind up mechanism and it takes me forever to get it started, as its a huge pain cause it keeps falling out. Then if you ratchet up too much length the rolled up strap gets too wide in diameter and hits the metal cinch mechanism keeping you from further tightening. I cut mine to prevent this and now when I need more length I don't have it. Very poor design in my opinion. Only bought due to the positive reviews, so I thought I warn anyone else of these frustrating points of this system. Now I'm shopping to spend yet more money on a not so fun item to buy.
2866512
I have two failures on this item.  The first is the threaded-lockdown for the screw that has no-stop now.  The spring hinge still works so I have to be careful not accidentally unhook my camera.

The second was more serious.  I heard an sound of the strap unleashed and I managed to grab the camera before it fell on concrete.  When this strap gives way, your camera or lens will go.  Spend more money so you don't have to buy a second strap.
4513093
It does the job I guess. I'm not at all happy with the strap
3015908
I purchased this strap even after reading some poor reviews and man, what a mistake!!! Before you buy this strap, LOOK AT THE PHOTOS!!! There is a consistent problem with the quality of the plastic connection plate that is screwed into the base of your camera.  I unfortunately learned the hard way; the VERY HARD WAY.  I just purchased my new 17-40 for a trip to Puerto Rico and as my photo indicates, I didn't get to use it very long... Walking to my hotel room, the plate split in two and my camera went crashing to the ground.  I'm 6'3", so it fell about 4 feet.  Needless to say, my heart sank; if you've never experienced it, the sound of your camera crashing to the ground and shattering is without a doubt, one of the most gut-wrenching sounds you will ever hear.  Save yourself the heartache and pass this one up!

UPDATE: Amazon has agreed to replace the lens!!
4703503
I bought this set for my trip to cancun. The first time I put on the mask, the connection between the strap and the mask broke. I noticed that this "strap-mask" connection is different than the masks I've had in the past. The rubber strap connects to a plastic adjustment buckle which then attaches via a small post (about the size of a pencil lead) to another rubber flange with a hole in it (attached to the mask). So the "strap-mask" connection relies on a small post on the strap buckle that attaches to the rubber flange on the mask. This is a weak point that ripped through the rubber flange on the mask the first time I used it. A better design would be to have the buckle be part of the mask and have the strap weave through this buckle. This would allow for a larger surface area for the pressure imparted to the strap mask interface and would have a smaller chance to rip through. If you are going to spend the money to go to a top notch snorkeling spot, don't rely on this inferior product. If you do buy this product, I recommend waiting until close to your trip so you can try it out within the return period as the return process was very easy with amazon prime.
69807
If you had asked me yesterday if I liked this strap, I would have given it 5 stars. It was everything I could ask for in a strap until today when it broke on me and dropped my camera on the concrete. It's disappointing at the very least and my lens hood cracked and I'm still examining my camera and lens for damages. It's not high quality. I had it locked onto my camera and the part that connected to the strap (where the metal meets the cloth of the strap) broke off. You're better off with a Blackrapid strap. I don't think I'll get reimbursed for the damages as there is no company website for Fotasy and I purchased the strap more than a month ago.
3276100
Very nice looking guitar strap, but the material it's made out of is unacceptable, especially considering it's price. It is a vinyl type material which will never age, and worse, it stretches. I always connect my guitar straps very securely using a large washer over each end of the strap so it cannot come off. One end of this strap is the narrower adustable piece that you see on a lot of straps. The narrow part of the strap easily stretched over the 1.5" washer and popped off, almost destroying my martin. I had to discard the narrow piece and replace it with one I took off one of my old straps, so the strap is usable now, looks good, but again will never age and get that great look. They've given it a somewhat aged look which is ok, but I don't think it'll ever get "broke in". Also, there is a note in the package that warns you not to let the strap contact your guitar's laquer finish or it could harm it. What kind of nonsense is that? All in all pretty disappointed.
4546881
The strap is just not comfortable.  The sensor is attached with snaps that don't really hold it in place well.  The sensor sticks out too much and is uncomfortable.  I purchased this strap previously and the sensor was permanently attached to the strap and was much more comfortable.  I can't recommend this strap.  The watch is good.  It is easy to use and program.
3530290
This strap does not hold up against the original strap.  This strap is flat surfaced compared to the more rugged "curved-shape" original strap.  The quality of the rubber does not feel or looks as the rubber on the original one at all.  The smaller retaining holding strap feels weak and doubt it will last as long as the original one.  The strap is not humidity friendly, the flat surface causes it to retain moisture against your skin.  Will definitely will not purchase this strap again.