We’re Going Retro for Our 10th Anniversary!

Now available at https://www.blackrapid.com/Classic-Retro-RS4

Grab our Classic Retro RS-4 Product One-Sheet.

The originators of the camera sling, BLACKRAPID is bringing back our most popular camera strap for our 10 Year Anniversary — the Classic Retro RS-4!

Founder and photographer Ron Henry is excited about launching the updated strap during WPPI 2018. “10 years ago, we turned the camera world upside down. We revolutionized the camera strap with our patented system. To celebrate, we are bringing back the RS-4, the camera strap that started it all. Thanks for all your support through the years.”

Through high-performance materials and hardware, we have updated our most popular strap with a slim, straight, low-profile pad and sleek nylon honeycomb overlay. Its easy front adjustment is comfortable for both the left or right shoulder, and it has the small zippered pocket you love which holds memory cards or other small items.

Backed by a one-year warranty the Classic Retro RS-4 includes BLACKRAPID’s patented swivel CR3 and FR5 connection system, LockStar ConnectR cover to secure the carabiner, and Camera Safety TetheR. The elegant, updated design keeps it simple, compact, and built for speed.

The Classic Retro RS-4 is set to launch February 24, 2018 at www.blackrapid.com and authorized dealers worldwide; and February 26-28, 2018 at WPPI Las Vegas, B&C Camera booth #1240.

About BLACKRAPID

Founded in 2008 by Seattle photographer Ron Henry, BLACKRAPID was established from a revolutionary idea. Ron saw a need for an ergonomic solution for all day shoots, and so the original camera sling™ was born. Our patented ConnectR and FastenR system allows your camera to quickly glide up the strap and into shooting position, improving the speed, comfort and efficiency when it matters most; never miss a shot. Trusted by photographers worldwide, we create our products with high quality materials and innovative designs.

BLACKRAPID straps are the most trusted camera straps in the world, changing the camera world one shoulder at a time.