HoppyUK
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My thoughts exactly. A chunky great DSLR with a 28-70mm f2.8 is just the thing to double you over if it catches you right. Much as I love my camera and I'd be slightly worried about it slapping against a belt buckle etc and getting scratched, in this instance, I'm more concerned about it hitting me square in the nuts. :nono:
I use an R-Strap. You can adjust the height/length any way you like so it hangs just where it's comfortable - with a T-shirt or over a jacket. And there's an adjustable stop that keeps it there.
I have walked for hours with a heavy camera and never used anything so comfy or easy/fast. On the hip, or pulled around the front or back when walking through crowds, you just slide it round. Couldn't be easier. It hangs close to your body, no danger of it banging against either a buckle or your nuts.
You have to try one. The key to it is, the camera hangs upsidedown which is how you want it and it keeps the attachments short and out of the way when shooting, it's attached by a single hook, and that hook swivels and slides up the strap. All quite simple and easy, but it's nothing like a regular strap at all

.. Any relation to Boot-Strap Bill?? 