Peak Design Slide Camera Strap - Kelp

Each Anchor connector is rated to hold over 90 kg (200 lbs), making the strap system exceptionally strong and capable of supporting even the heaviest professional camera setups.

Yes, the strap is designed to be compatible with most digital cameras, including DSLRs and mirrorless systems, through the use of the included Anchor connectors that attach to standard camera eyelets.

Simply adjust the strap length using the dual quick-adjusters. For sling mode, lengthen the strap to allow the camera to hang at your hip. For neck or shoulder mode, shorten the strap accordingly.

The mounting plate is included for users who prefer to attach the anchors to the plate rather than directly to camera eyelets, or for those who want easy compatibility with ArCa-Swiss tripod heads. You can use the strap without the plate by attaching anchors directly to your camera.

Wipe the vegan leather gently with a slightly damp cloth. For more stubborn dirt, use a cleaner specifically formulated for vegan leather. Avoid soaking the material or exposing it to excessive heat.

The strap is adjustable, with a minimum length of 99 cm (39 inches) and a maximum length of 145 cm (57 inches).

Yes, the Anchor connectors feature a quick-release system. Press the button on the connector to release the anchor loop from the strap's clip.

Use the dual quick-adjusters located on each side of the strap to lengthen or shorten it to your desired fit. Slide the adjuster tab away from the clip to lengthen, and towards the clip to shorten.

Ensure the grippy side of the webbing is against your shoulder or body for better traction. Adjust the strap length for a snugger fit.

Ensure the Anchor cords are properly seated within the Anchor housing. Press firmly on the quick-release button. If stiffness persists, check for debris and ensure the anchor loop is not twisted.

Clean gently with a damp cloth. For persistent marks, use a cleaner specifically designed for vegan leather. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high heat.

Ensure the grippy side of the strap is facing inwards towards your clothing. Try adjusting the strap length for a more secure fit, or consider wearing it in a sling configuration.