Better Straps for Smaller Cameras
Experience radical new standards of sleekness, speed and stealth — with straps designed just for mirrorless, M4/3, compact DSLR, rangefinder and traditional-size film cameras. Made in USA.
Simplr straps are uniquely designed for small, professional-grade cameras.
F1
Tough, stealthy, and fast — the 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 for the latest generation of tiny cameras (like the Fuji X100 and Sony RX1R series).
Made in USA
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
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