Better Straps for Smaller Cameras
Experience radical new standards of sleekness, speed and versatility — with straps designed just for mirrorless, rangefinder, M4/3, compact DSLR, and 35mm film cameras. Made in USA.
Simplr straps are uniquely designed for small, professional-grade cameras.
F1
The supremely versatile F1 is chosen by event, wedding, and street photographers that prefer to work discretely. Striking the ideal balance of comfort and breathtaking sleekness on most mirrorless, M4/3 or rangefinder cameras (or as a “minimal” strap on larger cameras), it even converts to a capable wrist strap in about 15 seconds.
F1ultralight
For today’s pint-size powerhouses, there’s no other strap like the F1ultralight. Similar to our F1, with even more feather-weight proportions, it’s tailor-made just for the latest generation of tiny fixed-lens cameras.
The Simplr Way
Slim Proportions, Light Weight & Incredible Packability
Fast, Easy One-Slider Length Adjustment
Strength, Durability & Meticulous Made in USA Craftsmanship
Understated Appearance with Minimal Branding
30‑Day Returns & Lifetime Warranty
Latest Press & Simplr Sightings from our Blog
Fujifilm has just released a video featuring the very talented and knowledgeable Bert Stephani, detailing his experience with the Fujifilm XF33mmF1.4 R LM WR. Bert has numerous Simplr straps, but the one that cameos in this video is his Castor Gray F1.
There’s been a ton of excitement around the new Fujinon 33mm lens — and nobody’s better equipped to give impressions than Charlene Winfred — who’s spent years with the “original” Fujinon XF35mmF1.4 R practically glued to her camera. Alongside the new and old lenses, are some appropriately-matched new and old Simplr straps (Charlene’s been testing our […]
Joe D’Agostino has a keen eye for color, a driving curiosity — and a real talent for shooting all manner of travel, documentary, street and event photography. In this short video, he walks us through settings for capturing the ultimate panning shot. Curious? Have a look and give it a try. Joe works with numerous camera […]