Kalimar - Shoulder strap - blue

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The Tiffen Company : 15132

This product is currently not available and cannot be purchased.
It means that we have no merchant offers for this product at the moment or it was discontinued by the manufacturer.

Product Description

Tiffen is one of the most comprehensive manufacturers/distributors of photographic products for the photography, motion picture and television industries. Tiffen has been honored with two Academy Awards for Technical Achievement, and continues to be the first choice of professional photographers.This product features 3 built-in film holders and blue tapestry.

Product Details

Title: Kalimar - Shoulder strap - blue
Sales Rank: 22521 in Photo
Manufacturer: The Tiffen Company
Model: 15132
Item Dimensions: 32 x 1 x 2 inches, 0.37 pounds
Package Dimensions: 9.8 x 4.2 x 1.5 inches, 0.35 pounds

Customer Reviews

Better than actual "Old School": I had an Actual Old School strap and this one is more confortable. All the stuff in the 1 star review (Can't remember his name)but I think it is noticaple that it has a metal bar on it and it's bulky. I like this over a neoprene strap because this distributes the weight of a camera better since it's wider and it breathes better. A definate buy if you… More reviews

Great "Old School" camera strap!: Great Kalimar "Old School" camera strap at a great price of only $4.99. Looks and works very nice with my Minolta Dimage 7hi. Much better than the original cheap strap that came with my $1499.00 camera.
Comes with 2 plastic clips and two metal triangular clips. I removed the extra clips and ran the nylon straps… More reviews

Old School Rules: Luckily, I ordered one of these a the same time that I ordered the Lowe strap. At about 1/10th cost it is 10 times the strap. Long, wide, sturdy. Just what you need for a big, expensive, digital. The 70's pattern is a bit loud, but I have the same strap, in red, on my Nikon F from 1973. Well made, and I can attest that it's… More reviews