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Eighty-nine to a hundred and forty-seven centimetres, one-handed

Sunya 89-147 cm, 3.3 cm wide, 90 kg anchors

Fifty-eight centimetres of adjustment set with one hand, on anchor loops rated at 90 kg — the widest range on this shelf, for 20 €.

Sunya camera strap with its anchor loops, adapter rings and rubber pads

Sunya 89-147 cm, 3.3 cm wide, 90 kg anchors

Fifty-eight centimetres of adjustment set with one hand, on anchor loops rated at 90 kg — the widest range on this shelf, for 20 €.

Wear style
THREE, in the third bullet: shoulder, cross-body and neck. The 89 to 147 cm range is what makes all three possible — a fixed-length strap can only do one or two
Attachment method
ANCHOR LOOPS, in the fourth bullet, supplied as two loops, two adapter rings and two rubber pads. An anchor loop is a cord that threads through the camera lug and ends in a disc that clicks into the strap — so the loops stay on the camera permanently and the strap comes and goes
Declared load
90 kg for the anchor loops, in the second bullet — the highest figure on this shelf by 40 kg. Like every load claim here it is a margin rather than a capacity: forty-five times the heaviest camera and lens in this catalogue
Adjustment range
89 to 147 cm, in the third bullet — FIFTY-EIGHT CENTIMETRES of range, more than any other strap here, and set by a QUICK-SLIDE design the same bullet says works with ONE HAND in seconds. One-handed adjustment matters because the other hand is holding the camera
Width and padding
3.3 cm wide, in the first bullet, in breathable skin-friendly PA66 nylon, with the webbing 1.8 mm thick per the second. No padding: 3.3 cm spreads the load better than a 9 mm cord and far less than 8 cm of neoprene
Material
PA66 NYLON — a specific polymer, named — with HYPALON-REINFORCED joints in the second bullet. Hypalon is a synthetic rubber used on inflatable boats: it resists abrasion and sunlight, and putting it at the joints is the same reasoning as the leather on the 18 € VKO here
Quick-release provision
YES, through the anchor system — the strap unclips and the loops remain on the camera
Amazon reference
B0DSBV4TQ1 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0791684729676
  • Eighty-nine to 147 cm, set with one hand — the widest range on this shelf
  • Ninety kilograms on Hypalon-reinforced anchor loops
  • Three point three centimetres with no padding, under a heavy lens

Best for: One strap worn three ways across a day, on a camera whose lugs should keep their anchors permanently.

≈ 20 €
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Specifications

Wear style
THREE, in the third bullet: shoulder, cross-body and neck. The 89 to 147 cm range is what makes all three possible — a fixed-length strap can only do one or two
Attachment method
ANCHOR LOOPS, in the fourth bullet, supplied as two loops, two adapter rings and two rubber pads. An anchor loop is a cord that threads through the camera lug and ends in a disc that clicks into the strap — so the loops stay on the camera permanently and the strap comes and goes
Declared load
90 kg for the anchor loops, in the second bullet — the highest figure on this shelf by 40 kg. Like every load claim here it is a margin rather than a capacity: forty-five times the heaviest camera and lens in this catalogue
Adjustment range
89 to 147 cm, in the third bullet — FIFTY-EIGHT CENTIMETRES of range, more than any other strap here, and set by a QUICK-SLIDE design the same bullet says works with ONE HAND in seconds. One-handed adjustment matters because the other hand is holding the camera
Width and padding
3.3 cm wide, in the first bullet, in breathable skin-friendly PA66 nylon, with the webbing 1.8 mm thick per the second. No padding: 3.3 cm spreads the load better than a 9 mm cord and far less than 8 cm of neoprene
Material
PA66 NYLON — a specific polymer, named — with HYPALON-REINFORCED joints in the second bullet. Hypalon is a synthetic rubber used on inflatable boats: it resists abrasion and sunlight, and putting it at the joints is the same reasoning as the leather on the 18 € VKO here
Quick-release provision
YES, through the anchor system — the strap unclips and the loops remain on the camera
Amazon reference
B0DSBV4TQ1 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0791684729676

On the listing

Five bullets. Comfort — made of breathable, skin-friendly PA66 nylon in a 3.3 cm wide construction that reduces shoulder pressure and improves comfort in summer and over long wear; a robust connection, the anchor loops supporting up to 90 kg with a 1.8 mm thick advanced nylon webbing and Hypalon-reinforced joints for exceptional durability; easy handling with a quick-release attachment system, an overall length range of 89 to 147 cm and a unique quick-slide design allowing one-handed length adjustment in seconds, suiting shoulder, cross-body and neck wear; compatibility through a light design including two anchor loops, two adapter rings and two rubber pads, from mirrorless cameras to full-frame DSLRs; and a user manual with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Fifty-eight centimetres of range, one-handed

Eighty-nine to a hundred and forty-seven. Three ways of wearing a camera need three lengths, and a strap adjusted with two hands only ever gets one of them.

Anchors, which stay on the camera

The loops thread through the lugs and remain; the strap clicks off in a second. Two loops, two rings and two pads arrive to make that work.

Hypalon at the joints

The synthetic rubber used on inflatable boats — abrasion and sunlight resistant, put exactly where the webbing is worn.

Three point three centimetres, unpadded

Wider than a cord, narrower than a neoprene pad. It spreads the load without becoming something to carry in itself.

Ninety kilograms, on the smallest part

The claim is made about the anchor loops rather than the webbing, which is the component it should be made about.

Availability

Between 20 € and 30 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

Listed in the American and British Amazon catalogues with nothing on sale against the entry: the camera has a page there and no seller behind it.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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    EAN
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    EAN
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