Capturing Couture - Cheetah Strap

Key Features
- Comfortable plush velvet surface
- Customized metal logo rivets
- Premium nylon webbing for ultimate durability
- Adjustable features for preferred positioning
- Decorative: 1.5” wide x 30” long
- Connection: 3/8” wide x 14” long
- Total Length: 30” fixed length with up to 12-14” additional adjustability
- Spot clean with microfiber cloth and water
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Overview
If you’re looking for a camera strap that’s durable in nature and easy to maneuver, then the Capturing Couture Cheetah 1.5 inch Camera Strap aptly fulfills your desire. It flaunts a smooth plush velvet body and also sports high grade nylon webbing for robustness. The customized metal logo rivets and other adjustable qualities of the strap permit it to be easily placed around your neck or across your waist in a messenger fashion. It measures 1.5 (W) x 30 (L) inch in size. Just make it a point to spot clean the Capturing Couture Cheetah 1.5 inch Camera Strap with water and a microfiber cloth from time to time.
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| Color | Brown |
- Capturing Couture - Cheetah 1.5" Camera strap
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