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- Simple braided design is strong and durable
- Keep your camera safe even when you're not taking photos
- 15.5 inches in length
- Perfect for compact digital cameras and camcorders
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Price: $4.00 |
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New, lowest price : $2.95 |
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| Product Description |
| Digital Camera Neck Lanyard |
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| Accessories
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| Optics Reviews Writed by Customer
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This is 32" long, it will fit anyone
2010-04-24
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This neck strap is not 15.5" long as the description says, you are supposed to measure these like you'd measure a necklace. It's a little over 32" long and if this doesn't fit over your head, you must have a head like Frankenstein's. It's slightly under 1/8" wide, and made of braided plastic. It's very strong, it holds my heaviest digital camera and I'm not worried it will break. Targus is a good name brand for camera accessories.
My only complaint is I look like a tourist when I use it, but it sure beats carrying a camera by the wrist strap, accidentally letting go of it, and ruining a $200.00 camera. |
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Perfect Thumb Drive Lanyard
2010-02-15
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| I picked up three of these to use as lanyards for thumb drives, and they're essentially perfect. It seems strong and secure, and fits over the head easily. I'm not sure it's a five star item as a camera neck strap though, since a camera weighs more than a thumb drive, and the camera's weight *might* cause more irritation than with a flat strap. |
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Great Neck Lanyard for iPod Nano
2010-01-21
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| Makes a great neck lanyard for the newer iPod Nanos. Allows the ipod to be tucked away under a sweater or second shirt. |
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strong cord, but has a metal clamp
2010-01-10
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| I bought one of these for my 11-year-old sons new mp3 player. I was sure that if he didn't have a neck strap for it, he would be more likely to drop it / break it. Sure enough, the mp3 player seems to have survived a whole week without being broken, thanks to this Targus strap. However, be aware it has a small square metal part near the top which, if you're not careful, has the tendancy to scratch the surface of whatever you attach it to. Apparently this scratching can happen if you put the Targus strap, and the device it is attached to, in your pants pocket. The metal "clasp" is not in any way rough or sharp, but it is metal therefore it has the potental to scratch any polished surface (like the LCD screen of an mp3 player). |
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It will fit over a big head . . .
2009-10-08
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I thought I was taking a chance on ordering this, as it says it is 15.5". I thought it should be measured like necklaces, in which case it would be closer to 32" in length. But since it doesn't open up like a necklace-- it's a continuous loop-- I guess the 15.5" is technically accurate. In any event, it is a neck strap, not a wrist strap and it will fit over the average size head easily. It fits over my big head.
It looks very well made and Targus has been making stuff for awhile, so I personally trust the brand and expect the company to stand behind it. It's lightweight but appears sturdy and I feel confident my subcompact point and shoot digital is secure hanging around my neck on this strap. At first I thought a quick release would be nice, but then thought nah, that's just one more thing that can go wrong, a weak link in an otherwise secure retention system. |
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