The integrated padded in the shoulder strap is nice, but it's a bit narrow and not the most comfortable with a heavier load.Ĭonsidering I was carrying a 5D III and 11-24L during the weekend (crap, the 11-24L is heavy compared to the 14L or 24-70L Mark II), I'd say I was sort of doing a worst-case example for the Peak Design Slide as well.Īlso, the 11-24L is pretty awesome. However, they had their demo strap on a Sony Alpha setup, and after trying it, I'm reasonably convinced that the Peak Design Slide is better suited for lighter cameras like a mirrorless or a more compact APS-C setup. Still pretty compact so not a bad thing at all. The quick disconnects from Peak Design are pretty slick, but they were definitely bigger and more bulky than I had imagined. I finally got a hands-on demo of the Peak Design Slide this past weekend to do a direct comparison. Not sold on the higher position of the quick disconnects/swivel ability of the quick disconnects- they claim it lets better alignment/weight bearing, but I haven't noticed. Construction details seem more flimsy than the Op/Tech, but in reality it looks like it's plenty strong and will hold up fine.
The Custom SLR Air is a bit more bulky than the Op/Tech Super Classic Strap, enough to be annoying, but finally after a month with it I'm pretty used to it. Looked at a bunch, ended up with a Custom SLR Air Strap. Continuing my camera strap discussion from the previous thread- had an OpTech Super Classic Strap that was wearing out, debated just replacing the ends or buying something else.
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