SlideLITE Mirrorless Camera Strap
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Made for the nomadic photographer.
Details
- Lightweight and technical camera strap for everyday photographers
- Dual-sided strap is smooth or grippy depending on conditions
- Double adjusters makes for convenient adjustments on the fly
- Can be worn as sling, neck, or shoulder strap comfortably
- Slim design made for mirrorless, DSLR cameras, or binoculars
- Item #PKE000X
- Material
- 100% nylon webbing
- Recommended Use
- photography/media
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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Overall Rating
5 based on 515 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageApril 26, 2024
Safe, secure, and action ready
This is what drew me to Peak Design. I've always disliked using the strap that came with my camera because its size forced me to wear it around my neck. The sling-style carry that this strap allows is 100% better! Keeps the camera ready for use but out of the way and secure. I considered the full-size Slide because of the extra padding, but I really like that I can roll the Slide Lite up and stash it easily. I use a full frame DSL-R and comfort with this strap has not been an issue.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 26, 2024
Not great
I have purchased both a Slide and a Slide Lite to carry a mirror-less camera (depending on the lens I have attached. Slide Lite for the 24-200mm zoom and smaller, and the Slide for the 100-400mm Zoom Telephoto) and I am very pleased with the Slide/Tele combination I have found the Slide to be less than desirable. Whereas the Slide webbing is somewhat soft and flexible the Slide Lite webbing is stiffer. The web to plastic snap buckle is different as well. And it is a combination of these two factors that makes all the difference. When lifting the camera up to shoot on the Slide Lite the webbing (which is looped directly through plastic buckle) the two sides of looped webbing split apart and interfere with my view through the camera viewfinder making photos (especially vertical shots) problematic. I had to add a fat small diameter piece of rubber (sliced form a bike inner tube) to prevent this action. However, it is a poor work-around as this now prevents me from easily adjusting strap length, but it is better because it doesn't interfere with the shooting flow. This problem doesn't happen on the Slide, as the strap loops are further from the camera and the flexible webbing allows the strap to fall away from the viewfinder. I find now that I leave Slide on the camera most of the time although it is overkill for when I am using the smaller lenses. In summary, I wish the designers would have used softer webbing and similar leather couplings at the plastic buckle of the Slide on the Slide Lite.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 19, 2024
Great piece of kit
I was looking for a strap that I could trust and had flexibility for different types of shoots. The Slide Lite is great, the anchor system works really well and it's easy to interchange during shoots. Exactly what I needed
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 15, 2024
Excellent!
I have butter fingers and I needed something to ensure I didn't drop my camera. Attaching the strap is super easy and it really was a help as I took my camera around a museum, changing film, and around a hilly park. I'm definitely buying more of the system!
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 15, 2024
Impressive!
I bought this a couple of weeks ago in anticipation of taking my new camera on vacation and I am so pleased. This strap is fantastic and beats all of the others I have purchased along the way. The slide lite is the perfect size for my Nikon Z7II with 24-70 f2.8 lens. The sliding feature is very easy to use and very secure. Easy to transition to multiple different ways of carrying the camera. The anchors are strong and secure - something I was a little apprehensive about, but it feels very secure for now. Would highly recommend.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 12, 2024
Slide Lite Review
Purchased 6 months ago and has been flawless. I use this strap with my Sony Alpha 7C II. Durability, comfort, function and appearance are all deserving of 5 stars.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 9, 2024
So far the best camera strap I've used.
In short, the PD Slide Lite is the best camera strap I've ever used. Its solid quality can withstand most heavy gears (for me, it is a Sony A7RV, 28-70 f2.8 G master lens, and an LED flash). It's comfortable and very easy to switch postures. One thing need to be aware of is the weight. It's considerably heavier than most straps. When storing it with your camera and other gear in a backpack or suitcase, you would like to detach it from your camera and fold it well so the extra buckle and connector would not scratch your other equipment.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 9, 2024
A wonderful, wonderful product.....
I bought this ahead of a wildlife watching trip (borrowed one from a friend to test out before that). I can't praise the design and construction enough. It is durable and works exactly as stated in the description. The carrying position - especially lots of walking with a heavy camera set-up - is perfect and save stress top the neck, shoulder and back caused by std camera straps. The camera sits on the hip, with weight distributed across the body, but access is quick and easy when needed.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 7, 2024
A good camera strap and attachment
I have had the slide lite for a few weeks now and find it a good strap for my camera. So far I have mainly used it as an around the neck or off the shoulder strap. I have found the strap quick to attach and relatively easy to remove. I like the colour too as it matches the coloured panels on my camera.
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
April 5, 2024
Amazing design
Bought recently to my new Nikon Zf. Never have used third party accessories before but loved the slide lite. It was extremely practical to my trip to NY during the winter,
Originally reviewed on Peak Design
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