Description:

This patent-pending equipment offers unparalleled peace of mind and ease of access to your
camera. The R-Strap is worn diagonally across the torso from shoulder to hip and is adjustable
to fit most photographers. The pad has a mesh underside for comfort and breathability. The locking
FastenR connects the R-Strap to the tripod socket located on either the camera body or the lens.
Once connected, the camera hangs upside down, resting securely at your side or in the small of your
back, with the lens pointing behind you.

With the camera at your hip or behind your back, you can maneuver easily througha crowd, carry a
tripod or other gear, or simply have both hands free. When you're ready to take the shot, the
camera quickly glides up the strap into shooting position. Grab.

The R-Strap is so comfortable you hardly know you have it on. So, please mind your
gear and always use plastic gate stop.

Attached to camera with a lens & Attached to a camera with a large lens



Bottom view

The Difference Between the RS-1, RS-2, RS-3, RS-4 Straps:

• RS-1: Black fabric, slim design, no storage pockets.
• RS-2: Black fabric, Front flap opens and has a zippered pocket on the inside for storing small things like memory cards. Front external pocket is good for smaller cell phones (not compatible with Iphones or PDAs).
• RS-3: Camouflage Ripstop fabric, Front external pocket is good for smaller cell phones (not compatible with Iphones or PDAs). Does not have flap that opens like the RS2.
• RS-4: Black fabric, front zippered pocket for storing small things like memory cards or business cards

Sizing the R-Strap:

• The R-Strap is very adjustable. RS-1 & RS-4: 60" (30" from top of left shoulder to right
  hip).
• The max circumference of the RS-2 & RS-3: 72" (36" across torso top of left should to right
  hip bone.
• There is a sweet spot adjustment so when adjusting the R-Strap slide the camera up by
  pushing out slightly. The camera must come close to your eye.
• The R-Strap is very adjustable to fit most size photographers.

Here is an artical in PDN Gear Guide Magazine talking about the BlackRapid RS-1
Strap!



This is a Video Demonstration of the R-Strap