Shoulder Strap

Very nice strap which will improve just about any duffle bag. I originally was looking at replacing my old duffle bag since new ones are less or slightly more then this strap cost. I use the duffle as a plane carry on and enjoy how I can always find enough plane overhead storage to cram it in. This strap Greatly improves lugging around 20-40 pounds. The wreak spot on most duffles and luggage seems to be the strap. I think this strap will last for decades and will improve any duffle bag I may purchase in the future. It really is very comfortable and spreads out the load weight nicely. It also has high quality buckles and mostly universal fasteners. I feel that this strap is definitely worth the cost and will make lugging duffles much more pleasant on my aging body!

Absolutely love this. Turned a bulky case into something I can easily stroll through the city with. Air cushion is comfortable and the look is on point. Couldn’t be more happy with it.

Strap is nice, replaced one which constantly came unhooked. The overlapping clasps are very secure, the strap center is a neoprene type material which stretches slightly cushioning heavy loads. Quality construction, very pleased. You get what you pay for.

This is a good shoulder strap, although a bit expensive (but it periodically goes on sale). Note that it could work for a large suitcase (such as a 935), the 935 has wheels and would be a bit heavy to carry on a shoulder strap. But for a smaller case, such as the 920, it should work very well

I needed a replacement strap for my Milwaukee Packout 10” Tote, which did not come with one. At $16, I figured I’d try the Nanuk over the $23-27 Milwaukee branded strap. I tried out the Nanuk on my 15” Packout tote, which regularly weighs about 34 lbs loaded. For heavy loads on a single-shoulder carry, while the Nanuk conforms to your shoulder and feels more stable, it also “digs” into your shoulder more, compared to the wider Milwaukee pad, which seems to distribute the weight slightly better. To me, this obviates the “air pocket” feature - I’d rather have better weight distribution in the first place, versus trying to relieve concentrated weight after the fact. However, on lighter loads and a small shoulder, the Milwaukee seems to have more possibility of slipping off. That being said, my Milwaukee strap is also not really broken in, so I’m not sure if that is an assessment that will continue to hold over time. Bottom-line: I currently prefer the Milwaukee OEM strap for heavy loads. For my 10” Packout which weighs much, much less, I’m okay with the Nanuk because of its more “stable” feeling.

When I lifted out this strap I immediately noticed how heavy it is (compared to other camera bag straps I have). It is well made and appears tough. The clasp is strong and uses an over-locking design. . It is very comfortable and I don't think it will slide on my shoulder. HOWEVER, for carrying a medium sized camera bag with a tripod, this is too much strap. I'm keeping it because of the quality, but if you're looking for a camera-bag (or similar light-weight, medium-weight container) you may want to choose a lighter-weight product. If your item is heavy, or you are not concerned about size, width, weigh then this is the choice.

I have a Swiss Gear personal sized bag that I love to use when flying. However, the weight of it when I carried my electronics meant that my shoulder was aching pretty quickly with the standard strap that came with the bag. The last international trip I took had me contemplating getting a backpack to keep aches and pain at bay, but I wasn't too keen on having my expensive camera on my back where I can't see it. When I saw this strap it looked so comfy that I had to buy it and give it a try. End result: It was a real joy to carry my bag! I didn't feel like I was lugging it around with me, it felt almost effortless. If you have a bag that's not comfortable to carry then give this strap a try. I'm really glad I did.

Plenty of great cushioning to absorb the load, well made, and priced right. Just what I needed.

Angenehm zu tragender Schultergurt.

This replacement strap is by far the most comfortable I've used and tried. I have a number of camera bags and have only purchased one of these. I'll buy another 1 or 2 to replace the others

I use the strap to carry my camera bag which has my Nikon D850 + 24-70mm lens. Plus a water bottle and small bag attached to the camera bag. This strap is so comfortable I have walked with it on my shoulder every day for two weeks on average seven hours a day and the strap is so comfortable, it as good as it gets.

I bought the Nanuk strap as a replacement of the original strap of Digital Holster 30 V2.0 camera bag which did not look wide enough and padded enough. With the Nanuk strap attached, I am carrying about 3.6 kg of total weight; of this, 3 kg is my Sony A1 with the 200-600 lens attached (without the leg and the hood) - the camera system fits nicely in the bag. The Nanuk belt feels reasonably comfortable while hiking for 10 - 12 km while carrying the camera system in the holster. Overall, I am happy with the Nanuk belt.

This fit nicely with the Nanuk 920 case