Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Form Rope Camera Strap Neck - Black
Customer Rating
5
More Than Just A Rope...
on June 26, 2026
Posted by: Darrin
from Great White North
This is not just a rope. This is a physical and emotional attachment to your camera that shows you the world. I bought the shorter neck length and it sits perfectly in the middle of my chest for quick access (6' tall) as I wander through time and space. There are many ropes out there, but there is only one with the enduring quality and design of Peak Design.
Works great on my Sony RX100VI as an easy neck or cross body strap. The quick release anchors for this smaller form factor are easy to attach to the smaller eyelet anchors on the small camera and they make switching between the form rope and the rope cufflink easy.
Excellence and comfort! Bought this as an alternative to my PD Leash strap for a smaller fixed lens camera. Love that strap too but this one adds a nice soft rope design and redesigned colour-coordinated slim anchors. The standard size was the perfect length for me (6ft) to wear around the neck when taking pictures and for use as a side sling when walking or in transit. Once again, top quality from PeakDesign!!
Very well crafted product, solid materials and excellent finish. The strap feels durable, comfortable on the neck, and looks great in black. It holds securely and gives confidence during use. Definitely recommended.
Excellent design and quality. Perfect length for around the neck or under the arm. Much more comfortable than the standard strap that came with my Fuji X100VI. Excellent value for money.
I’m a little disappointed with the newly designed Peak Design Anchor Links. I’ve been using the Anchor Link system for years now. From a functionality and versatility standpoint, it’s just perfect. I even make my own straps with the anchor links. So, I was excited to see the new rope straps in nice colors with a thinner rope—I really like the product. The only issue is the new anchor links. My impression is that they’re really fiddly to release. That was exactly what I loved about the old version.