>>3353186>>3353197A big reason I'm keeping the stock strap is because, being sort of thin, it folds up on my hand like a wrist strap, just as good as one but I can also free up my hands if I have to drink or do something else.
pic related. Honestly it works really well because the stock strap is grippy - that's why I'm ruling out a wrist strap.
>You dork, a camera attached to your side when moving through crowds of drunk people just begs to be broken and or drinks spilled.I've been doing this for 5 years so, yeah, I don't do that. Not even physically possible.
>>3353179That is odd, I just don't see how it won't fly off the shoulder, since it has nothing keeping it up at that point, but okay. I'm not talking about the curve that has the under-arm strap with the buckle.
One bit is fixed, the other has a buckle. Buckle open, nothing is keeping the strap on your shoulder. It's like cutting a regular strap with scissors, it flies off.
