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Black Rapid (or similar?) strap for Canon 1DxII and 100-400 isII - recommendations?
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<blockquote data-quote="crapbirder" data-source="post: 3453929" data-attributes="member: 109011"><p><strong>Expensive equipment failures.</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>While agreeing that having paid your money you are entitled to a free replacement for failed equipment, is it really worth the inconvenience to carry on doing so ad infinitum.</p><p></p><p>I have no experience of any custom-made straps, expensive or otherwise but have seen a home-made item using a heavy-weight binocular neck strap fitted with a metal, swivel-trigger dog lead clip which also slides along the strap as in the Black Rapid product. </p><p></p><p>Having seen on endless occasions, dog owners being dragged along by their animal on a lead fitted with one of these clips, I see no reason to suspect they fail on a regular basis. If these clips are not available locally, there is a wide choice on line. As an afterthought, this type of clip is also used to lead a horse so I guess there are no problems with it not being strong enough to deal with even the heaviest rig.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crapbirder, post: 3453929, member: 109011"] [b]Expensive equipment failures.[/b] While agreeing that having paid your money you are entitled to a free replacement for failed equipment, is it really worth the inconvenience to carry on doing so ad infinitum. I have no experience of any custom-made straps, expensive or otherwise but have seen a home-made item using a heavy-weight binocular neck strap fitted with a metal, swivel-trigger dog lead clip which also slides along the strap as in the Black Rapid product. Having seen on endless occasions, dog owners being dragged along by their animal on a lead fitted with one of these clips, I see no reason to suspect they fail on a regular basis. If these clips are not available locally, there is a wide choice on line. As an afterthought, this type of clip is also used to lead a horse so I guess there are no problems with it not being strong enough to deal with even the heaviest rig. [/QUOTE]
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