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Crumpler: Industry Disgrace Camera Strap

Product Review: Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap

Crumpler offers one of the best designed Camera Straps for Pro and Photography Enthusiasts. Comfort is what differentiates this camera strap from the one that comes with the camera. The camera’s available straps are usually uncomfortable, causing neck pain for photographers using heavier cameras with larger lenses and extended battery packs.

Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap

Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap

Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap includes features such as moisture control. This feature is built into the neoprene neck cushion with twin exhausts, thereby limiting evaporation to the sweat zone. The strap features an anti-slip rubber coating that ensures it slides around the neck comfortably, with no branding or marketing logos.

Double-length adjustment is a useful feature available in the Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap. It helps position the camera to any required location. The tri-glide buckles on the strap provide dual upper and lower adjustments. The strap also provides users with a stronger webbing experience, made possible by extra-wide double-weave tapering that ensures greater strength and security. The material used for this is a one-piece, flamed polypropylene cover that improves grip on the camera.

Industry Disgrace Camera Strap by Crumpler
Industry Disgrace Camera Strap by Crumpler

The strap allows users to attach additional accessories via accessory loops on the left and right sides for instant access. The strap is multipurpose and can be used to carry a lanyard and a camera. The only thing users need to do is thread it through the gap between the neoprene cushion and the external liner. This strap has a width specification of 2.5 inches or 6.5 cm followed by 50cm or 19.7 inches height specification.

The neck pad on the Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap is flexible enough to fit in camera bags. Users can fold the strap to a third of its length for comfortable placement inside the bag. The secured loops ensure the camera is kept off the pavement. The neck pad on the strap is made of air mesh, which is most effective in warmer temperatures.

Wearing Industry Disgrace Camera Strap in Canada
Wearing Industry Disgrace Camera Strap in Canada

The strap has the Crumpler name embedded on the inside of the neck pad. However, it remains hidden when put over the neck. This strap has been designed with appropriate parameters to distribute the camera’s weight evenly across the user’s shoulders.

Significant appreciation is due to the double-layer nylon-reinforced PVC. This product is available in four attractive colours: brown, black, orange, and beech. If you buy it online, it ships for $35, which offers good value for the money, given the user-friendly features it includes.

Crumpler Industry Disgrace Camera Strap is an ideal choice for photographers who regularly carry a camera around their neck. The enhanced comfort and styling make this product stand out from other competitors in the market. It is more comfortable than OEM straps from manufacturers such as Canon, Nikon, and Sony.

The Industry Disgrace Camera Strap is available at Crumpler Robinsons Magnolia, Crumpler Trinoma, Crumpler Bonifacio High Street, Crumpler SM Megamall, and Crumpler Robinsons Manila branch. Follow them on Twitter @CrumplerPH and on Facebook at Crumpler Philippines.

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Written by Melo Villareal

Melo Villareal is the Online Publisher of Outoftownblog.com. He is an Accountant by profession who left the corporate world at the age of 23 to explore his beautiful country and the rest of the world. Today, Melo works as a part-time Social Media Manager for local and international clients. His full-time work focuses on discovering interesting culture, explore different cuisines and take memorable photos from local and international destinations he's visiting.

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