Moment Minimalist Camera Strap (Black)

Key Features
- Nylon bootlace strap for rugged durability
- Super low profile for easy packability
- Simple slipknot attachment points
- Easily adjustable with simple cord lock hardware
- Rated to carry DSLR cameras as well
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An ultra low profile, lightweight, and packable camera strap built for the outdoor adventurist. Throw it on, wrap it around your camera and hit the trail, chairlift, crag, skintrack, or wherever else your camera might take you.
Inspired by our snowboard photographer friends who use shoelaces or climbing slings as camera straps to save weight & space. Moment decided to make a more polished version that is not only adjustable, but also has a cleaner attachment system.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Nylon |
| Size | 21.26in |
| Weight | 0.01 lb / 8.5 g |
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