I have found the width (weight distribution) and ergonomic shape of this strap to be notably more comfortable than the "Super Classic Strap" by the same company. Unfortunately, unlike the "Super Classic Strap," the connectors that attach the Pro Loop Strap to the camera do not separate from the "extensions." So, when you want to put your camera on a tripod, or simply hold it in your hand without the strap, you still have two 12 inch straps flopping around after disconnecting the neck strap. (You can snap the ends together, but this is only marginally better.) The work around is to buy a separate set of extensions (OP/TECH USA 1301052) and connectors (OP/TECH USA 1301062 Uni-Loop - System). Odd that the company doesn't sell the padded portion of the strap separately so that you can mix and match this way, and save a little money, and space in your "useful in some parallel universe" junk drawer. Note: the width and denisty of the Uni-Loop connectors may not fit through some camera eyelets. I attached them to Panasonic and Sony bodies without much difficulty. Finally, I would add that I have complete confidence in the strengh and durability of this system.

This strap is an awesome upgrade from the default Nikon strap that came with my camera! I now feel comfortable carrying a large lens and hiking in the woods! The clips are awesome for setting my camera up on a tripod, or connecting them together and making a small carry strap.

The only downside to this product was the size of the pro-loops. I have a Nikon d5600, and in order to get the loops through strap mounts on the camera I had to take a paperclip and shove them through. This was a little frustrating as I was worried I might snap the mounts due to the size of the loops. Once I got them through, they worked perfectly!

Overall a great product! I would recommend 100%, but the strap issue is a small thing to consider before purchasing!

I will update this after I've had it a couple months!

The first thing I do when I buy a new camera is put an Op/Tech strap on it. I currently have 5. Much more comfortable than the straps that come on cameras. Highly recommend!

I like this strap and use one for each of my cameras.
However there are a few things you may want to know before deciding to purchase it:

(+) It is very comfortable: wide and soft and slightly elastic which makes a big difference when carrying a heavy camera + grip + lens + flash.

(+) It features an array of anti-slip rubber balls in the center, which I find not just efficient but even comfortable

(~) Its shape is not symmetrical, being curved to match the neck. This means it is much less comfortable to hang my cameras around my neck upside down as I used to do so that the long lenses hang against my body instead of protruding. I considered attaching another female uni-loop to the battery grip to connect the strap between the top right and bottom right anchors but then the camera grips are not easily accessible.

(-) It IS quite short. I am 6' and it is just a little tight for me wearing it around my neck. This would be a no-no if I had not replaced the attachment straps.

(-) If you use the provided attachment straps, as soon as you disconnect the neck strap itself the camera has these two long straps dangling on either side. Some people like that you can attach one to the other and it provides sort of a handle. I for one find these long straps silly, especially since I like using the OP/TECH USA SLR Wrist Strap (Black) . More on that below.

(-) It has a very prominent OP/TECH USA logo in white on black. It might not bother you but I usually avoid doing advertizement unless I am paid for it - I even have tape over the brand and model of my cameras so as not to attract undesired attention.

As mentioned above, I replaced the straps that attach to the camera.
I procured a pair of OP/TECH USA System Connector Uni Adaptor Loop - Regular which provide me with the following benefits:
* Slightly longer - still I can pass both a shoulder and my neck through when carrying a small camera, and it is long enough to comfortably hang my main body around my neck (with long lens and flash as needed).
* Can be disconnected very close to the camera body for transportation - no need to have the strap in the Pelican case, it is already full.
* The wrist strap already mentioned attaches to the same uni-loop on the right of the camera
* I attached the removed male attachment straps to the D rings of my camera harness ( Opteka MCH-25 Multi Camera Carrier Harness Holster System for DSLR Cameras ) to use as safety straps, attached to the left side of the camera.

So here it is: each camera has two very short, unobtrusive connectors one on each side, which can be used to connect the neck strap this is all about or a wrist strap or the safety line when using a harness.

This neck strap + uni-loops is also compatible with a shoulder strap extension ( OP/TECH USA System Connector Sling Strap Adaptor ) however I can't get myself to entrust the weight of but the lightest of my cameras to its plastic sliders.

I had a Canon T2i and now a Canon 7D, and I have used this strap for both of those cameras.

The factory Canon straps irritated my neck. Within a few minutes my neck would feel sweaty, itchy, and painful and it would be red with a rash. The first couple times I thought it was sunburn but I finally figured out it was the strap. I had a two week trip to Europe coming up and I didn't want to get stuck with an uncomfortable strap so I looked around on the photo forum I'm on and this seemed to get the consensus, so I bough it.

Let me say I could not be more pleased. The strap is extremely comfortable. It does not irritate my neck no matter how long I have it on and it makes the camera feel lighter than it did with the Canon strap so I don't get tired out as easily as a result.

I also am very partial to how the black helps you blend in. Nothing is worse that having a red lined strap with big white letters advertising what camera you have, especially when you are on vacation - it just makes you a target for possible scammers/thieves since they know you have an expensive camera from far away.

From now on, this is the strap I will use. It is an amazing strap. I recommend it to anyone.