To attach to a camera or a lens, the BlackRapid Backpack Breathe Camera Strap features a durable, brass and zinc-alloy CR-3 ConnectR locking carabiner. An included BlackRapid FR-5 FastenR Breathe creates a connection point using a camera or lens s 1 4 -20 tripod mount. The FR-5 FastenR Breathe has a large, integrated D-ring for easy use with BlackRapid straps that utilize a CR-3 ConnectR. The length of this strap is adjustable from 20 to 31.5 and its nylon webbing measures up to 1.0 wide. A nylon pouch is included for storage and transport, as well as a plastic BlackRapid Lockstar Breathe Carabiner Protector, which is compatible with BlackRapid straps that feature a CR-3 ConnectR locking carabiner. By folding over a CR-3 ConnectR, the Lockstar Breathe prevents unintentional user contact with a CR-3 ConnectR that could cause it to accidentally unlock. Additionally, it helps to block the metal surface of a CR-3 ConnectR from scratching a connected camera or lens.

• Designed to integrate with a backpack that features two shoulder straps and can be worn across a right or left-handed user s body, draped from one backpack shoulder strap to the opposing hip
• Aluminum-alloy snap-lock carabineers allow secure attachment to any D-rings or loops along a backpack s shoulder strap that are typically above a sternum strap, as well as onto the backpack s other shoulder strap below its ladder-lock buckle to form a cross-body strap
• Connected camera can rest upside-down along the right hip so that it can be quickly raised for use
• Durable, brass and zinc-alloy CR-3 ConnectR locking carabiner attaches to camera or lens s 1 4 -20 tripod mount with provided BlackRapid FR-5 FastenR Breathe
• Adjustable 20 to 31.5 length with 1.0 -wide, nylon webbing
• BlackRapid Lockstar Breathe Carabiner Protector prevents unintentional user contact with a CR-3 ConnectR locking carabiner that could cause it to accidentally unlock, and helps block a CR-3 ConnectR from scratching a connected camera or lens
• Nylon pouch for storage and transport

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