Capturing Couture - The Reaper Strap

Key Features
- Comfortable plush velvet surface
- Customized metal logo rivets
- Premium nylon webbing for ultimate durability
- Adjustable features for preferred positioning
- Decorative: 2” wide x 30” or 37" long
- Connection: 3/8” wide x 14” long
- Total Extended Length: 37” fixed length with up to 12-14” additional adjustability
- Spot clean with microfiber cloth and water
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Overview
The Capturing Couture The Reaper 2 inch strap is a stylish and comfortable strap to support your DSLR camera. You can wear it comfortably around your neck or across your body, is it is completely adjustable. This strap has a plush velvet texture surface that enhances the comfort factor. It also features customized metal logo rivets that add to the strength of the strap. It is made from premium quality nylon webbing giving it high durability. The strap is 2 inches wide and 30 inches in length. It can further be extended from 12 to 14 inches from either of its sides.
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| Color | Black |
- Capturing Couture - Reaper 2" Camera strap
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