OP/TECH USA 0901012 Cinghia SOS per borse, valigette e valigie - neoprene (Nero) neoprene (Nero) SOS

Name: OP/TECH USA 0901012 Cinghia SOS per borse, valigette e valigie - neoprene (Nero) neoprene (Nero) SOS
Brand: OP/TECH USA
SKU: 0711554090125
Price: 57.83 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:OP/TECH USA

3.6/5

€
57.83

Prodotto negli Stati Uniti. Si attacca saldamente a un'ampia varietà di bagagli con ganci girevoli in metallo o fettuccia da 1,5. Il cuscinetto in neoprene morbido e resistente rimane saldamente in posizione grazie alla nostra superficie antiscivolo. L'esclusivo sistema interno di allungamento di controllo fa sentire i carichi fino al 50% più leggeri. Trasporta comodamente borse pesanti, valigette, borse per computer e valigie.

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EAN: 0711554090125

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Bagagli e attrezzatura da viaggio, Accessori da viaggio, Cinghie per bagagli,

Brand	OP/TECH USA
Color	neoprene
Color	neoprene (Black)
Material	Metal
Number of Pieces	1
Vehicle Service Type	Passenger Car

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Scritto da: dasman

Search for the perfect strap

Having suffered too many broken or uncomfortable straps on my laptop bag, I came to Amazon in search of the perfect strap. After looking at way too many product reviews, I narrowed it down to five different straps and put them to the test. The Contenders: • Victorinox Comfort Fit Shoulder Strap • OP/TECH USA SOS Strap for bags • Skooba Superbungee Strap • Travelon Shoulder Strap • Klein 58889 Padded Adjustable Shoulder Strap The Klein Strap is really intended for tool bags. As such, it is extreme duty. If I wanted to take a bag to war, this would be the strap I’d get. I can’t imagine it ever breaking or falling apart. That said, it is not going to work for extended carrying (ie., running through airports) – it’s just not comfortable enough for extended use. The Travelon strap gets good reviews and it is moderately comfortable. The shape of the padding allows it to be easily thrown over either shoulder and the price is right. However… It slides. There just isn’t enough grip on the padding and it easily slips off your shoulder. If you wear your strap across the chest like a messenger bag, then his is probably the one to get. The Skooba strap. It’s large and in charge – probably the most comfortable of the five straps, but you’re certainly paying for the comfort – this isn’t cheap. The bag feels 50% lighter with this strap compared to the others – the suspension system really works. But, it also slides – there is just not enough grip in the padding to keep it on your shoulder. If you have small shoulders, it’s even worse due to the width of the padding. The padding width and lack of curve also makes across the chest carrying awkward. The OP/TECH. Again, the price is right and a close second in the comfort department to the Skooba. I really like this strap, has enough grip to stay on your shoulder without sliding and the neoprene really works to reduce the feeling of weight. Added bonus in that the straps can be disconnected from the hooks and can be fed through a buckle system. However, this strap just doesn’t feel like it’s going to hold up to heavy use. It feels somewhat lightweight. The Victorinox. This strap excels in the grip department – I have absolutely no fear of this thing slipping off my shoulders. The padding is moderately comfortable, maybe just slightly more comfortable than the Travelon, but nowhere near the OP/TECH or Skooba. It appears well constructed and looks like it will hold up to heavy use (and it should, given the price). Final results? None get 5 stars. The Victorinox is going on my laptop bag. It has the right mix of grip/durability and comfort, but at the highest price of all five. I’m keeping the OP/TECH as well and will use it for a lighter bag – I’ll report bag on whether it holds up long-term. If it does, then it may graduate to the laptop bag and become the final 5-star winner. The other three straps are going back. In the end, they just didn’t make the cut for my usage. ----------12/28/2016---------- After 3 years thought I'd revisit this review. I'm still using the Victorinox on a daily basis on my laptop bag. The strap has actually outlived 2 bags at this point and, aside from a little discoloration of the black plastic ?plastic? at the strap/shoulder pad connection, still looks and performs as brand new. Exceptionally pleased with the product and changing it to 5 stars. FWIW, the Op/Tech is still in regular use on my camera bag (dslr, so not exactly a light weight). While it doesn't get the same use and abuse as the Victorinox, it also looks and performs as brand new and I'm very happy with that strap as well (albeit I still don't think it would hold up to the usage of my laptop bag).

Scritto da: T. Tozawa

Great USA quality strap with a neoprene pad which really helps reduce feeling of weight

I have previously purchased theOP/TECH USA Utility Strap - Sling (Black) for my DSLR several years ago so I was confident in the product quality of OP/TECH (feel free to read my top rated review there). This S.O.S strap is no exception, and although it's on the more expensive side, the overall quality in materials and superior comfort of the neoprene pad over your standard shoulder pad is definitely worth it. The sturdy nylon strap, metal end connectors, and soft neoprene all scream 'Made in USA' quality. Overall, it has solid construction with no obnoxious logos (just a small little tag) The main selling point for me is the neoprene shoulder pad which is a godsend when dealing with a good amount of weight. It seriously cuts the feeling of weight to more than half of what you have and is great when you need to carry something for hours on end. Just like with the DSLR strap I had previously purchased, you barely notice the weight. I am using this particular strap on a medium-sized bag and there is one thing that I wish I could change about it and that's for the position of the neoprene pad to be adjustable along the strap. I'm around 5' 9" with a big build and if I position my bag to the side, the neoprene pad rests perfect along the shoulder. However, if I want the bag out of the way and position it towards my back, the neoprene pad goes off center by several inches and doesn't fully rest on my shoulder. If you're smaller or using it for another purpose (such as a musical instrument), you may not have this problem. For reference, the longest length from one connector to the other is roughly 53" long. Even with that small nitpick, this OP/TECH S.O.S strap is still a great product and should really be 4.5 stars. I just wish it was a little more adjustable for different situations. Generally speaking, I'm still very confident in the overall quality since my other DSLR OP/TECH strap has lasted many outings for 5+ years without any degradation in materials.

Scritto da: Sam

Stretch is the Key to Comfort - Who Knew?

This is a great strap with many benfitial features: - swivel clips - a smooth side and a grippy side, the smooth side is good for more delicate fabrics, the grippy side is great for stability - Adjustable length from both sides - Clean look / appearance - not what I would call boardroom style, but sufficient for most business uses - and last but certainly not least - stretch material on the pad section. This is the first strap that I have used that offers stretch on the pad and I wanted to write a few thoughts about what this does for the strap. First the stretch adds to the comfort of the strap. It seems to mold to my shoulder and clavicle and therefore it feels as though the pressure of the bag is spread more evenly across the pad material. The weight distribution is the best that I have felt and I have used straps in the past that had pads with larger surface areas than this one. As a consequence of the distribution of weight, the strap makes it feel as though the bag actually weights less than one would expect. There is a dramatic ah-ha moment the first time you pick up your bag - you know the one that you have picked-up hundreds of times and have a very well defined (and expected) weight and feel on your shoulder, and yet suddenly you realize it is not straining your shoulder and back as much. A potentially negative note on the stretch - if you carry a particularly heavy bag and attempt to run or walk fast (as I tend to do when trying to catch a train or a flight) your bag may "bounce" around a lot due to the stretch material. I have found that by keeping the overall strap length to a minimum (shorter than I typically use), I have been able to minimize the "bounce" effect. I do not find this issue to be big enough to take a star away - although I wanted to note this in case others might be more concerned about this.

Scritto da: Drdul

It really does make a heavy bag feel lighter

I bought this strap for my everyday camera bag which is heavy enough with two cameras, an umbrella and various odds and ends that I could notice the weight. The stretchy neoprene pad on the S.O.S. Strap has definitely improved the comfort and reduced the apparent weight. An unexpected bonus is that because the webbing of the strap is sewn to each end of the pad, the pad stays where it’s supposed to be instead of sliding back and forth on the strap as the pad did on the original strap.

Scritto da: christopher way

perfect with briggs and riley case

a bit expensive but well worth it. perfect with briggs and riley case. would definitely buy it again.

Scritto da: Elhisai

Beaucoup trop courte!!!

Solide et confortable mais tellement courte qu'elle en est inutilisable sauf avec un petit sac et en ayant un petit gabarit

Scritto da: ken13z32

使用開始時の印象は良好 Yシャツに肩ベルトの色転写あり。

まだ使用開始したばかりですが、今のところ期待通りの使用感です。クッションの部分は移動できないので、肩への掛け方によって、左右長さの調整が必要かな？と感じる場合がありますが、後は耐久性が良ければ、ほぼ満足です。その後3か月ほど使用しました。気にしていた耐久性は今のところ問題なし。ただ、Yシャツの方の部分に黒く色がついてしまいました。（他の方の記載と同じでクリーニングでも落ちなかった）当初はダークスーツで気づかなかった為、最初から付いていたのか、3か月使用したからかは不明です。個人的な推定ですが、汗かいたときに色落ちしているような印象です。当初何が原因かわからず、Yシャツ5枚程度ダメにしてしまいました・・・使用感は良かったので残念ですが、Yシャツ時は使用できませんので他を当ってみます。

Scritto da: naoki

なぜこんなに軽く感じるのか？

以前はエアークッションパッドのタイプを使用していたが、ゴツゴツしたセルのエアーパッドがビジネスバッグには合っていないと思い、その部分を人に見られるのをいつも気にしていた。この商品はパッド部分がそんなに厚い訳ではないが、伸縮するパッドが何故か肩に負担をかけず、不思議なほど肩が痛くない。素晴らしいと思う。