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<blockquote data-quote="MrF" data-source="post: 140847" data-attributes="member: 10292">I never have bought into the &quot;your logo on the strap makes your camera more attractive to crooks&quot; school of thought.&nbsp; If a crook knows enough about cameras to know that a D800 is a pricy model for example, they likely know enough to recognize it without the advertising on the strap.&nbsp; Likewise, if they don't know the difference between a Nikon and a Pentax (nothing against Pentax), it seems like all large &quot;nice looking&quot; cameras would be equally appealing.Anyway, I use an OpTech Super Classic (<a href="http://optechusa.com/super-classic-strap.html" target="_blank">OP/TECH USA Super Classic Strap</a>) and it's amazingly comfortable.&nbsp; The only drawback is that on hot days it gets a little sweaty under the neoprene, but it's worth it for how much better it feels.&nbsp; They have a lot of different options for straps and connections too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrF, post: 140847, member: 10292"] I never have bought into the "your logo on the strap makes your camera more attractive to crooks" school of thought. If a crook knows enough about cameras to know that a D800 is a pricy model for example, they likely know enough to recognize it without the advertising on the strap. Likewise, if they don't know the difference between a Nikon and a Pentax (nothing against Pentax), it seems like all large "nice looking" cameras would be equally appealing. Anyway, I use an OpTech Super Classic ([url=http://optechusa.com/super-classic-strap.html]OP/TECH USA Super Classic Strap[/url]) and it's amazingly comfortable. The only drawback is that on hot days it gets a little sweaty under the neoprene, but it's worth it for how much better it feels. They have a lot of different options for straps and connections too. [/QUOTE]

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