Find your strap length

A comfortable carry starts with where you want your camera to sit.

Four lengths to start with

Length	A starting point for your carry
28″71 cm	Close carry A shorter starting point when you prefer your camera closer and higher.
34″86 cm	In-between carry A middle ground between a close carry and the extra length of 40″.
40″102 cm	Our most popular length A useful starting point for everyday carry. Measure to check where it sits on you.
50″127 cm	Extra reach More length to try for crossbody or a lower carry.

These four lengths are reference points. Some designs offer additional or different lengths; check the choices on the product page.

Centimeter measurements are rounded.

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Need a custom length? Contact us.

Find your fit in a minute

Have a strap you like?

Lay it flat and measure the full length, including the connections. Use that measurement to compare your options.

Starting from scratch?

Support your camera where you want it to sit. Run string from one attachment point, around your neck or across your body, to the other point. Mark the ends, then measure the string.

Measure the whole strap

Split-ring

Peak Design Anchor Links

Lengths include the connections: outer tip to outer tip of the split rings, or end to end of the Anchor Link cords. Small variations are normal with handmade straps.

Prefer an adjustable strap?

Measure your preferred carry and check that it falls within the adjustment range. An adjustable strap cannot shorten beyond its minimum length.

Adjustable Camera Strap · Split-ring38–45″ Adjustable Anchor Strap · Peak Design40–49″