Overview : A stylish, trendy, comfortable and high quality camera straps that could match your personality.
Specifications :
- Total Length: 44.5 – 54.5 in (adjustable)
- Fashion Fabric: 28.5 in
- Width: 1.6 in
- Nylon Connecting: 13 in (each end)
Quality/Usability : Camera straps have been big on our review list especially sling straps and they pretty much helped kick start this site and what we're about. Traditional camera neck straps are still used but are plain looking or branded with the manufacturer/camera model. Most of the time, they're uncomfortable. But the iMo neoprene camera strap aims to fix that.
I first found out about iMo (based out of Hong Kong) at the PhotoPlus Expo 2014 in New York. The straps and bags they had on display popped out and caught your attention and I thought I would give them a try.
The iMo neoprene camera strap is pretty basic. It comes with the strap and a plastic zippered pouch that reminds me of the pencil cases that I had when I was a little kid.
The stitching is top-notch and has "imo" debossed into the leather. I opted for the basic looking strap (pure black) but they have a bunch of colorful designs. The top of the strap has a shiny jean looking pattern while the underside is padded with neoprene. The quality is very nice and the stitching is nicely done as well.
Unlike the straps that come with your camera, the iMo camera strap has a quick release buckle that allows you to remove the strap from the camera if needed rather than unstrapping it completely.
The above images is the steps to install the webbing to the side of your camera.
The buckles and strap had no problem supporting a gripped Canon 5D Mark III and 24-70 f2.8L II. You can adjust the length of the webbing to make it long enough to be carried as a sling. I'm 5' 9" and medium build.
Conclusion : Overall, the iMo Neoprene Handmade Camera Strap is a lot more comfortable than the conventional neck straps. There are so many colorful straps to choose from and the quality if very high quality.
