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Adr.enal.in |
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| The first time I tried it on it hit me that this thing is the new paradigm for camera straps. The traditional camera strap, by comparison, is archaic... ...Once you try it on, you will never go back to those dorky straps again. |
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Rob. W. - Kickstarter |
| The design, materials and construction are vastly superior to anything
on the market today...and I mean EVERYTHING! From the supple 2" wide
seat belt webbing to the nickel plated steel hardware, everything is top
drawer through and through...even the sewn in LensLoop 1st edition tag
is better than typical commercial quality. Assembly is precise and
clearly above the level of anything coming out of China. This is clearly
an American made product...wear it proudly! |
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SLRSchool.net |
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| 5/5 The Lens Loop is a stylish and functional camera strap. When
carrying a large lens (such as the Nikon 80-200, weighing 1.3Kg) it
transfers the weight to your shoulder rather than your neck. The quality
of all the materials is superb, this is not made from inferior
components, feeling excellent in the hand. |
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The PhoBlographer |
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After shooting event after event after portrait session after street photography session after event it has still stood up to time and functions perfectly still. Should photojournalists get a Lens Loop? Yes yes and yes. I don’t need to say more. |
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Mom and Camera |
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Enter The Lens Loop. Totally hands free and doesn’t cause ANY neck strain.
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