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From 19 November the store is moving to new premises at 151 Dzirnavu Street, Riga!
- 14 November - the last working day at 39 F.Sadovņikova street.
- The store will be closed on 16 and 17 November due to the move.
- From 19 November, we look forward to welcoming you at our new address.
Peak Design camera strap Form Rope Standard, ocean
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| Type of Product | Cameras Strap |
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| Color | Blue |
Design and Materials
Peak Design developed the Form Rope as a minimalist and user-friendly alternative to traditional rope camera straps. Unlike previous models that used abrasive climbing rope and bulky split rings, this strap features custom-designed materials and hardware for a streamlined form and superior connection experience.
The strap is made from an internally-developed basket-woven nylon/polyamide rope that balances strength, padding, and stretch to ensure comfortable camera carrying.
Hardware and Features
At each end, the rope seamlessly transitions into color-matched, low-profile Anchor Link quick-connectors made from glass-reinforced nylon, providing secure and effortless camera attachment.
A sleek anodized aluminum accessory loop is included, allowing attachment of a spare Anchor for convenient strap stowage on the body when the camera is removed.
Specifications
- Weight (without Anchors): 62.4 grams
- Length (with Anchors): 118.5 centimeters
- Rope diameter: 10 millimeters
- Weight capacity: Each Anchor withstands over 90 kilograms of force; overall strap rated at 82 kilograms of force
- Compatible with any camera featuring one or more strap loops or eyelets
- Optimized for comfort and fit with smaller mirrorless and DSLR camera kits equipped with short lenses
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