Slide

4.8 \ \ (1074) \ \ 4.8 out of 5 stars. 1074 reviews for Slide.

Product Details

Color: Black

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Description

The original Peak Design flagship camera strap, Slide is everything other pro camera straps aren't: beautiful, low-profile, adjustable, quick-connecting, and configurable to your gear.

Specs

• Materials & Sustainability
• What's In The Box

Features Overview

• Comfort and Design: Internally-padded webbing gives all-day comfort with no added bulk.
• Versatile Use: Our unique Anchor Link connection system lets you instantly reconfigure Slide as a sling, neck, or shoulder strap.
• Camera Compatibility: Works with even the heaviest pro cameras or binoculars. Highly stable camera carry via 2 configurable points of connection.

Reviews

Rating Snapshot

• 5 stars: 952
• 4 stars: 88
• 3 stars: 16
• 2 stars: 5
• 1 star: 13

Overall Rating

4.8 (1074 Reviews)
477 out of 500 (95%) reviewers recommend this product.

Average Customer Ratings

• Quality of Product: 4.9 out of 5
• Value of Product: 4.7 out of 5

Most Helpful Favorable Review

• 5 out of 5 stars.
  What to expect with the Peak Design Slide
  Anonymous
  6 years ago
  The Peak Design Slide is a surprisingly useful camera strap. The wide strap design is one of the best experiences I have had. It doesn't fatigue your shoulder or neck. I also really enjoy the ease of how smooth it is to adjust the strap length. I ride my bike a lot with my camera so it's nice to be able to secure it when I'm riding and loosen the strap when I see a shot. By far the best part of this package is all the accessories you get. It's nice to be able to play with how you personally like to secure the camera. It's great to have it all there so you don't need to buy additional things that might not work in the long run for your shooting style.

Most Helpful Critical Review

• 1 out of 5 stars.
  Comfortable but not rugged for outdoor...
  Guillaume D
  2 years ago
  After 3 years of use carrying cameras and big lenses from Antarctica shore to remote tropical Islands what I can say is:

1. the fabric connection between the sling and the anchor point is tearing apart and will likely soon break, hopefully my camera won't fall with it...
2. The metal spring-like part of the anchoring system is rusted, since the black paint felt due to friction, stainless steel would have been a better choice of material for this part.

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