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To: Road Walker who wrote (4307)	1/1/2013 5:00:52 PM
From: clean86	Respond to of 4530

Heard good reviews of this strap: thinktankphoto.com This one also looks interesting and B&H is where I do almost all my Photography shopping: bhphotovideo.com Don't use either of these myself so can't say if one is better than the other. I do love my Joby mini tripods however. Happy New Year!

To: Road Walker who wrote (4307)	1/1/2013 5:08:53 PM
From: fastcats	Respond to of 4530

I use a Sun Sniper strap, which is great for walking around and quickly getting a shot. But it's not great for scrambling over rocks, etc. because the camera isn't restrained. The cross straps are much more comfortable than neck straps, transferring the load from your neck to your shoulder. This is a review of several others: imaging-resource.com Maybe one has a restraint that would keep the camera from swinging when hiking on rough terrain. Otherwise, probably a harness would be best.