20 Best Two Point Sling (2022 Updated)

Comfortable to wear on light loads and you can load it heavy if you needed to but slings aren’t meant for that. Vertx offers a quality made item with molle where you would want it. It opens easily and it is very grey man depending on color.

The inside is very wide and holds smaller sbrs easily but probably not a foldable ar (Main Compartment Dimensions: 19. 5″H). It has a nice grab handle but no spot for a bottle. With the molle convertible front you can easily mount a bottle holder if needed.

I researched a lot prior to purchasing this bag. EDC with this bag is completely under the radar yet allows me the speed to present if the situation were to arise. If it were any smaller it wouldn’t be functional and if any larger (for me) just to heavy to carry.

The only thing I felt compelled to change was an additional cover for the strap so that it was fully padded. I didn’t dock the review a star because I could see many that wouldn’t share my opinion. Thank you so much for a great bag.

If you shoot weddings and events that require you to carry 2 camera’s this is the system for you! Am 5’3, female and so have had to shorten the length of the product considerably so the cameras don’t hit the floor when I kneel down to take a shot.

I love the fact that the camera’s are attached to the sling from the OEM attachment points with a quick release catch as opposed to the 1 point attachment from the underside of the camera! The most sensitive part of the camera is the head area if the other systems fail the camera falls directly to the floor on its most sensitive part.

I much prefer this product as even if for some reason the attachment fails, the camera will drop to the floor as intended from the OEM standpoint. So in this area this product gets a BIG PLUS and I feel safe with the fact that there are 2 contact points holding it in place securely! Also the underside is free for a tripod quick release! unlike other systems on the market.

I like the fact I can detach a single camera quickly and easily and give it to my second shooter if necessary. The only complaint I have is that this product is clearly built for a tall big guy I wish there was a tad smaller size for women.

Highly recommend this product for top value — superior functionality and safety compared with other more expensive products at a price that is realistic and affordable. Nice job Op/Tech.

Ive had several camera shoulder slings, and stayed away from Op/Tech as they seemed priced too cheaply. I purchased the double with no intention of carrying to camera bodies, at 85, those days have long passed.

I want a sling that would hold the camera centered on my body. Using the two top loops on my 5Diii and attaching one strap from each side of the sling, made this a dream carrying machine. Too, the quality of OP/Tech is first class.

They have proved to the industry that great quality can also be reasonably priced. Gracias OP/TECH.

I always have pain in my back and shoulders. But since i bought this my pain is less. now the weight is spread across your back and shoulders instead of just your neck. Great tool!

I have a Nikon D5600 with 2 lenses (18-55mm & 70-300mm), 2 batteries, a charger, extra memory cards, and a Peak Design Capture Clip in the bag currently. I still have room for another lens or 2, or a wallet, or perhaps a battery grip due to the way the clever design of the dividers can be used to stack things! I originally had purchased the 3L size and what I currently have in my bag would have fit, however absolutely nothing else was going in that bag.

(And there are times where I don’t want to also have to carry a purse since pockets seem to be ever elusive in women’s clothing. ) My phone wouldn’t even fit in the front pocket of the 3L. In this 6L bag, I have saved a space for my phone (Samsung Note 20 Ultra) in the front pocket and a tablet or possibly Nintendo Switch (if I rearrange things and add nothing) will be able to go in the tablet pocket.

The design of this bag feels very sturdy and well-made. It has some hidden features which points to ingenuity in its design. (I found videos by the company that helped me determine that this was the specific bag that I wanted that covered all of the features, otherwise, I probably wouldn’t have chosen this one) It seems a little pricey but I justified it by the features and the fact that I tend to use my camera bags until they are falling apart.

This bag fits my intended purpose: I wanted a bag that is comfortable, lightweight, and versatile that isn’t too bulky to fit in my carry-on or backpack when traveling. I like being able to pull it around in front of me without removing it to change lenses where the bag sort of acts as a safe workspace for doing so.

I chose the color ash because every other camera bag I have ever owned has been black so I wanted something different! This color also happens to match a brown leather chest bag that I use for traveling along my gray luggage and backpack.

This bag is certainly a keeper!.

I was looking for a compact bag to carry an EOS R with an attached lens + 1 additional zoom/prime. Web forums and reviews didn’t clearly state whether my setup (attached 24-105 F4L, accompanied by detached EF 17-35 F2.

8L + Carl ring adapter, or Samyang RF 85 F1. 4, or RF 70-200 F2. 8) would fit. So, after sketching out this bag’s internal measurements it looked like it might be possible and I ordered it from Wex. Answer: the EOS R WILL fit lens down (24-105/adapted 17-35/RF 85) into this bag alongside an RF 70-200 2.

8 WITH its hood! This bag is undoubtedly large enough to accommodate MFT setups – there are plenty of detailed videos for Sony or Fuji systems, but this also is a perfect minimalist bag for FF canon mirrorless street or travel photography.

I removed one of the 2 origami inserts to allow the 70-200’s lens hood to fit, but I can still fit a couple of spare batteries for the R and extra SD cards, a lens pen and a camera leash – I don’t need anything else to go IN the bag: the included straps would let my strap an slr gorilla pod / monopod on the bottom of the bag and I have stuck my capture clip to one of the side attachment points to let me hang the camera somewhere secure if needed.

For info, all my lenses have clear filters attached, with the 70-200 pictured fitted with both a 77mm UV and an additional Cir Pol filter – still fits fine. It is snug, but it’s also very secure and nothing rattles about.

If I wished, it will fit the 70-200 attached to the camera body, but only on its side. It then essentially takes up all of the bag’s usable space. Strap is thinner that the big boy Peak design strap, but is still comfy.

All in all, I am completely satisfied with this solution: a always want to carry a couple of lenses and this lets me do that in the most efficient way with the smallest ‘footprint’. Hope this helps any fellow R owners.

Bought this based on the reputation of the brand and generally glowing reviews. Unfortunately, I was left a bit wanting, perhaps in part due to high expectations. The materials and build quality seem solid.

I would expect this bag will probably last many years. What I don’t love is the interior design and strap. There are two small elastic pockets on each end of the bag but the elastic loop is stiff and doesn’t stretch much.

The stiffness means it’s always stuck open so small items will fall out, defeating the purpose of making it elastic. They also don’t stretch much, so it is difficult to fit anything wide like a small can of juice or soda.

However, since it’s so taught, once you do get a can in there, it certainly won’t fall out on its own. The other issue is the strap doesn’t glide as smoothly as videos would lead you to believe. It’s comfortable enough, but going from shoulder carry to waist pack is not as simple as videos suggest.

Unless you prefer very short should straps or you have a large waist, and there isn’t much difference in strap length between the two styles. All in all, it’s a good looking bag with great build quality and some thoughtful design in other areas.

The hype and price unfortunately set the expectations to a much higher level than some competition which is what leads to a bit of disappointment in the end. Try before you buy.

I carry my xt4 with 16-55mm inside this and an additional battery with ND filter in the front pocket. If you have a small mic like a rode go that will fit in as well. I absolutely love love this bag as I use it far more than any of my other bags.

It’s perfect for walking around when you’re on vacation taking pictures and video. I keep a peakdesign wrist strap with me so I just grab my camera out of this and go. Strap adjusts very easily. You can wear this like a Fanny pack but you have to be a little bigger for that.

I normally have this bag around my shoulder hanging from the front so I can easily reach inside and grab my camera. On the bottom you have these adjustable straps which are perfect for a small tripod.

Last but not least the quality of the bag is second to none! Peakdesign makes in my opinion the best quality bags PERIOD!.

I bought this bag for my Canon RP. I can fit the camera with a short lens, the Peak Design slide strap, camera charger, any small adapters, lens wipes, and a microfiber cloth. I can also fit a medium-sized lens.

The strap is extremely comfortable and all of the features are extremely functional. I had some reservations before I purchased this bag, mostly based on the price, but gosh I have no regrets buying this bag.

It is sleek and stylish enough and doesn’t resemble a big bulky camera bag, it looks like a small messenger bag or something. I cannot recommend this bag enough!!! Works perfectly when you don’t need to be dressed out with your full camera kit and are just going out for the day to snap some pics.

Very comfortable bag. Helps with hauling around a few everyday essentials. No other pockets. The waterbottle pouches are useless. The inside pockets are ver difficult to access, unless the bag is completely open.

The strap, outside velcro, and Molle loops do help.

Excellent compact gear. Lots of features, none out of place or overdone. Definitely worth the money. Would recommend to anyone.

Great bag. I watched a review on YouTube as the reviewer used it for conceal carry when body carry wasn’t possible. It worked perfect for that setup. The internal hook and loop worked great with a hook and loop holster.

Plenty of room and quick access to your weapon or anything else. Very well made. Great value right now too.

This is a great way to get peace of mind for a loved one or yourself. The product is well made, ships fast, and looks great. The level of protection offered without being obvious is perfect for the average person.

The backpack is small enough for airline travel while being just right to carry those things you need.

At only one inch wide, these don’t look like heavy duty lifting straps. However, I bought them for the low price and quality just to lift and move items around such as my generator, plate compactor, etc.

They should work fine for that.

MAXIMUM WINCH IN VEHICLES FOR FLATBED. TOUGH, DURABLE. BECAUSE MANUFACTURERS OF VEHICLES DON’T CONSIDER WHAT IS CONVENIENT FOR THE TYPE OF EQUIPMENT THAT IS TOWING THE DISABLE VEHICLE.

I have always had a problem carrying binoculars and my camera at the same time this product solves that problem admirably. I have been using the sling to carry my binoculars under my left arm with the camera under the right, there is no chance of the two knocking together even during strenuous activity and both are easy to use when needed.

The sling also fits well under my pack straps with no interference. The sling is more comfortable with compact binoculars than with larger models but works well either way. I was a little hesitant about the camera connection snaps but in use these are sturdy and quite substantial.

One big plus for me is the attachment connectors loop through the strap lugs on the camera body and does not rely on screw in attachment point to a cameras tripod socket. This allows a more comfortable carry of longer lenses by having the camera body ride closer to my side and seems to be much more secure.

This is also a truly modular system with many potions and I will be purchasing the available conversion straps to make the sling into a more conventional camera strap for those times when I’m not carrying binoculars.

And as always B&H service was impeccable.

I’ve been using OP/TECH products to carry my 2 full frame DSLR bodies with 24-70 and 70-200 zoom lenses for a while now, and have been impressed with their quality. When I thought about using a sling to carry my cameras, I had 2 requirements — I don’t like the idea of screwing a ring into the tripod mount.

I’d rather screw a quick release to the camera. So the sling had to attach to the cameras another way. The second requirement was that it had to easily adapt from carrying one camera to two cameras. This is the only system I’ve found that adapts that way so easily.

In addition, I can use the OP/TECH adapters I already have on the camera. The quality is great. The Sling is very well made. I have no fear of dropping a camera. And since there is nothing screwed in to the bottom of the camera, I have no worries about anything coming UNscrewed.

If I had one criticism of this sling, it would be that the straps are not long enough. The one on the left side, where I carry my camera with the 70-200 zoom is fine, but on the right side, where the camera with the 24-70 zoom is, the strap has to stretch all the way across my body, and is therefore about 6 or 7 inches too short.

Fortunately. the sling is completely compatible with all of OP/TECH’s system accessories, so I just added an extension strap, and the problem was solved.

The only thing keeping me from rating this 5 stars is the instructions. I’ve been using Op/Tech’s regular utility sling for years and really like it. When I started carrying a second camera around I latched onto Sling-Duo.

W. hat I really like about it is that the easy conversion to carry a single camera My only issue is Op/Tech’s instruction to attach your cameras using the lug on the right side of the camera. If you use a camera with an attached grip or hold the right side up when shooting a vertical composition it just blocks the viewfinder and makes it unworkable.

Simple solution is to use the left lug (as I do on the single sling). Pros: Single shoulder approach makes for a good balance with different weight cameras. Easy removal of second strap makes it usable with just one camera (harness based 2 camera setups are clunkier in this aspect).

Op/Tech quality and system! Ability to use the second strap with their tripod loop system for easy carry. Cons: Instructions don’t take gripped cameras into account.

I love this little crossbow. Its name could not be more fitting. I have had zero issues with this bow . I recommend this bow for anyone wanting a good overall crossbow !

Excellent fitting and comfortable sling. Easy to install and use. Cleans up super easy also.

It’s nice except for the decocking bolt it hangs too far out of the pocket and gets in the way good idea just not going to work for me

The strap on the product is of good quality but when I went to install it on the crossbow, I would have thought being it was a product of the brand name of crossbow that it would have fit the product 100%.

But, when I installed the quick attach clips into the provided holes on the crossbow forestock and butt they didn’t close correctly. The spring loaded quick clips on the end of the sling have beveled corners on the inside of the openings that interfere with the shape of the ear/loops that were drilled through on the crossbow.

Not allowing the spring to fully close the quick clip. It closes enough that the hole sits over the stem on the clip, barely. But I hope that the clip doesn’t fail in time because of the partial engagement of the peg into the loop on the spring loaded setup on the quick clip.

Oh yea, just the ticket for my Ravin. I love the ease to connect and disconnect Shoulder strap. Of course I will keep it connected during the hunting season. So you can’t go wrong buying a Ravin product for a Ravin product.

I wouldn’t trust some aftermarket. Okay, so I did pay a little more but it’s well worth it in the end.

This sling is a perfect fit on the crossbow! Quality is very good and the price was very reasonable. I recommend to everyone to try this out. You won’t regret it.

I own several bow slings and this one is the best of them all by far. The cam covers are well executed, hold very securely to the cams and will not slip off. The material on the cam covers is comprised of several layers, also.

The included fletching and sight covers are well thought out as well. One can remove them from their internal pockets to use, and unhook the teather if they want to, which I did on the scope cover but left the fletching cover attached by its long cord.

I use a Garmin Xero bow sight on my Carbon Defiant hunting bow, so I used the fletching cover over the sight and the scope cover to cover my 5-arrow Tightspot quiver hood. All in all this is a really nice system, and I will be getting another for my CD34 back up bow.

That one has a conventional sight on it, and I am not sure if I will use the covers the same way on it, or as they are intended. It is nice to have a choice and I highly recommend this bow sling. Otherwise I would certainly not be buying a second one.

The Sitka Bow Sling fits my BowTech RPM 360 perfectly. & the included camo Sight Cover fits & covers my Garmin Xero to a T, & is always attached to the Bow Sling (it’s great not having to “find” the Garmin sight cover for the Xero when packing-up).

I don’t use the camo Fletching Cover for my arrows (5 arrow Tight Spot quiver), but I do find that it’s a handy place to keep my primary thumb release close to the bow for storage. Nice work as usual Sitka; too bad it doesn’t work for “all” bows, but apparently for those it does fit, the owners are very pleased with the Bow Sling – I know I am.

I do love Sitka gear, but this product is a miss. Nice try, there is a need for a quality bow sling, in this pattern especially, but if you love your bow be real careful here. I bought a new $2k Mathews Triax rig and have had it fall out of the sling twice getting into the tree and several times just preparing to walk out in the woods.

If you’re raising it up in the tree by rope, make sure the rope is tied to the actual bow, not the strap (I did; this is not how it fell out). If you do not take extreme care in cinching down the cam covers it WILL fall out eventually.

And if you DO cinch down the cam covers extra tight it can be a PITA trying to loosen up and stash the sling in the dark. Nice try, Sitka, A for effort, but you missed the mark here and for $89 that’s a shame.

The Upscale 2 is a great little grab and go bag. The padded soft pocket at the top is nice although I’ll probably never actually put sunglasses in there and I like the main compartment organization. Fits stuff like a tourniquet, extra mag, flashlight, knife ect and holds it tight to the body of the bag so it isn’t shifting all over the place.

My only gripe is probably the holster that comes along with it. I’ll probably just end up replacing that in favor of another solution.

A excellent product just the right size. Well made. The holster could be A LOT better but that is easily replaced with a better quality one. The one included will get you started though.

Awesome piece of equipment that I purchased for my church’s security team. Exceptionally well made with super tough fabric, zippers and sling. Holds everything I need, plus it allows for fast and efficient deployment of my firearm, additional mags etc.

, in the event of an incident. I highly recommend this backpack.

The Vertx Tourist sling bag was overall smaller than I expected, but the quality is superb. The strap is long on me, and I am 6’1″ 325 lbs. The admin pouch has plenty of pockets/pen holders. The main compartment is very roomy.

The hook and loop pouch holds my Glock 40 and an extended magazine. To anyone who is on the fence, I highly recommend purchasing this bag. You won’t regret it!.

Fits my mini Draco to a T. Great bag. Handles everywhere you need them and pockets everywhere else. Good stuff.

Uncle Mikes products have always been high quality and remain so. Best to accurately measure for the barrel band . I was able to use this on a 20 gauge.

Its a good product but it might be a bit to large for my 16 ga. Ithacca model 37. I can’t quite get it to set tight enough not to move a bit.

Original Uncle Mikes, new old stock, great quality, great price.

Our FP toploader was only partially emptying and after several attempts at putting a load through, would not empty at all. We bucketed the water out of the bowl then tilted the machine back against the wall and removed the pump just to check there was nothing stuck in it.

It all seemed fine. (be careful you will get wet!) Then we tried another load, it didn’t empty. We also checked that things were clean up top by removing the bowl. Lots of dirt but no socks or blockages.

So we ordered the pump and after we installed it have had no problems. Everything works just fine. Water empties out every time. We also got a lint filter, almost as the same price as the pump! But a lot less junk is going through the pump now.

Dell Latitude rugged tablet kickstand is exactly what I needed. It has a lot of friction so you can put it in any position and it will hold the tablet up.

Later models use a more energy efficient model running on 100v while this type runs on 230v. Because of the frequent load and fuses used with this electric circuit, these pumps tend to be the first thing to go on these washers.

This was perfect for my use case – light, slim bag to use on a flight to carry essentials (passport, book, laptop, etc) for a 2-day short work trip. Just what I imagined it to be from the description.

From my one trip, all appear to be good quality materials and it the strap worked well (and the bag sat comfortably on my body). Only very minor ****** – took me a while to get used to opening/closing the side metal clasp to open the front flap.

Fiddled around with it more than I would have liked – but I get why it is done this way and by the end of the trip I’d got the knack. Wouldn’t have stopped me buying or recommending this product. Just be aware – it is very slim and doesn’t hold lots and lots – but this isn’t what this product is for, there are other Alpaka bags geared towards slightly heavier loads – i wanted thin/light as my main priority so was perfect for that.

I’m a executive protection professional and thought I would give the a bag a try, new admin bag if you will. I love the bag, and how sleek and close to the body it sits. Allows me the extra space to get to my IWB firearm but that being sed, and it may have just been a defective bag.

The strap tore at the seam of the bag. So I went back to my maxpedition bag. It’s a shame, I intended to not only use the bag my self but also for my company’s EP and close protection agents. I don’t believe it could have been over loaded, at most 1 1/2 lbs.

In the bag at the time, Note pad Pen x2 iPad Pro with magic key board Dark energy Poseidon pro power bank x2 Vehicle keys Business cards.

Great product, though I would like it a little bigger. Also, the bottom opening flap would be much better if it was located at the front for the laptop rather then the back for the tablet. As I do not carry a tablet, the additional bottom flap makes it look bulky from the back.

I would prefer the additional space to be made available at the front where the laptop sits. Likewise, the compartmental zippers would be useful at the front too. Apart from these, it is a great product for a sling bag.

Along with a selection of the lighter purple ones, I recently got one of these heavier green slings for my home workshop. This one is really just a backup; I don’t anticipate lifting anything so heavy that the purple ones couldn’t take it, but you never know.

I’ll probably never test its strength to any degree, but it looks like a great product. More supple than solid woven slings I’ve used at work, therefore easier to handle. It is nice having a sling like this at home, with a known load rating and no knots to slip, compared to using rope and guessing how many wraps are needed.

I would recommend getting a strong steel shackle with a screw-in removable pin so you can gather multiple slings together in that instead of dangerously over-packing the hook of your hoist. Lifting objects over 1000 pounds weight is nothing to fool around with.

The material that these are made from is more flexible than our other straps. It is easier to work with when picking bundles that are just sitting on boards or are very close to each other.