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Lowepro Camera Straps
Nic Rossmüller : July 3th 2006 - 23:37 CET
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 Lowepro Camera Straps : Lowepro, the worldwide leader of protective cases and backpacks for imaging products, is introducing four new camera straps designed with the same rugged and durable construction that has made Lowepro the leading manufacturer of protective cameras cases, backpacks and camera pouches for more than 35 years. The new Lowepro camera straps, Speedster, Transporter, Voyager S and Voyager C, designed for unique photography applications take every photographer's needs into consideration. While on the run, photojournalists will appreciate the lightweight and simple design of the Speedster. Studio photographers will value the Transporter's adjustability and ease of use with multiple cameras.
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 Darren Hulsey about Lowepro straps
While nature photographers enjoy the soft, breathable neoprene construction of the Voyager on long hikes. Reflecting the unique needs of photographers, these camera straps provide the perfect upgrade to customize any photographer's equipment needs. "Today's photographers are more mobile than ever before and need the added durability and security for their camera equipment, right down to the strap that secures the camera around their neck or shoulder," said Darren Hulsey, Product Manager at Lowepro. "The combination of their double ladder-lock attachment design for a secure connection and custom side-release buckles for quick and easy removal from the camera, our line of camera straps give the flexibility needed to capture great images in any environment."
Speedster Camera Strap - Anti slip rubber
Designed to be compact, lightweight and flexible, the Speedster is derived from the needs of active photographers and photojournalists. Woven nylon with anti-slip rubber thread woven in prevents slipping. Two side release buckles provide quick interchangeability with another camera body while double ladder-locks ensure camera stability.
Lowepro Transporter Camera Strap - Memory Card wallet
The Transporter was created for use with multiple cameras, binoculars and other photography equipment. The unique design of the Transporter allows the non-slip padding to stay in place while the strap may be adjusted to a variety of lengths or swung out of the way while using another device. A detachable memory card wallet provides quick access to cards while shooting. Two side release buckles provide quick interchangeability with another camera body while double ladder-locks ensure camera security.
Lowepro Voyager camera straps - Comfort
The Voyager C (or contoured) and Voyager S (or straight) camera straps were designed for the unique needs of adventure photographers. The Voyager S is for photographers who prefer to sling the camera across their chest while the Voyager C, with its contoured design, offers additional comfort when carrying over the shoulder or the around the neck. The neoprene material provides a soft breathable surface, perfect for extended use with heavier camera equipment while the contoured design is comfortable over the shoulder or around the neck. A detachable memory card wallet provides quick access to cards on the run. Two side release buckles provide quick interchangeability with another body camera while double ladder-locks ensure camera security.
About Lowepro
Lowepro founder Greg Lowe established the company's reputation for quality and innovative design in 1972 when he introduced the world's first foam-padded, soft-sided camera bag. More than 30 years later, Lowepro is continuing to revolutionize the industry with pioneering design and superior quality with the most extensive line of protective carrying solutions for photographic and electronic equipment including products for cameras, camcorders, notebook computers, imaging accessories and portable consumer electronics. Lowepro products are distributed in more than 90 countries around the globe through photo, outdoor, computer, consumer electronic, mail order and online resellers, in addition to OEM partnerships. Lowepro Corporate Offices are located in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany.
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