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<blockquote data-quote="weebee" data-source="post: 272036" data-attributes="member: 17696">Re: Weebee's 365 threadMarch 2, 2014My BosStrap Bos Tail came. The instruction state it's rated for 60 pounds. It probably is. Though I'll never get near that sort of weight. The quality looks very good and if anyone was wondering the attachment ring for the BR strap is not a split ring. It appears to be a solid ring. I found no weld marks to show otherwise. I am going to add a few stitches to the extra strap past the buckle for added insurance that it won't slip out of the buckle. Once I do that I'll be comfortable using it. Maybe this is the norm with straps. But with this company claiming no warranty or backing on their products makes me slightly disconcerted. I also like that I can leave my quick connects for my Op/tech neck strap on the camera. I still prefer neck straps in crowded areas. And Op/tech makes pretty comfy straps.[ATTACH=full]75288[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]75289[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="weebee, post: 272036, member: 17696"] [b]Re: Weebee's 365 thread[/b] March 2, 2014 My BosStrap Bos Tail came. The instruction state it's rated for 60 pounds. It probably is. Though I'll never get near that sort of weight. The quality looks very good and if anyone was wondering the attachment ring for the BR strap is not a split ring. It appears to be a solid ring. I found no weld marks to show otherwise. I am going to add a few stitches to the extra strap past the buckle for added insurance that it won't slip out of the buckle. Once I do that I'll be comfortable using it. Maybe this is the norm with straps. But with this company claiming no warranty or backing on their products makes me slightly disconcerted. I also like that I can leave my quick connects for my Op/tech neck strap on the camera. I still prefer neck straps in crowded areas. And Op/tech makes pretty comfy straps. [ATTACH type="full"]75288._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH type="full"]75289._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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