The durable and light strap uses a 3-point harness that can be easily attached and detached with a magnet.

You can take out the camera at the moment you want to take a picture of a wonderful landscape, your favorite bicycle, or a picture with your friends.
Let’s leave a lot of memories of cycling.

The harness uses a FIDLOCK magnet buckle. You can easily remove it with one hand.

Velcro allows you to change the position depending on your riding position.

It can be easily adjusted even if the riding position changes, such as cycling on a road bike or pottering on a mini velo.

There is no anti-slip that is too effective than necessary, and there is little friction with the jersey, so you can hold the camera smoothly.
Free yourself from awkward shutter poses.

When it comes to bikepacking, you don’t want to carry bulky luggage. . .
Even if you put the camera in your bag, it’s not bulky because it’s made of thin nylon. Weighs only 86g.

Many people must have experienced frustration with attaching a camera strap. . .
However, it is possible to attach and detach smoothly just by slanting the tip of the strap.
No more frustration during installation.
 

Not only does our company deal in various bicycle accessories, but our staff also loves bicycles and rides them almost every day.

We frequently take pictures on our bicycles and often potter around with cameras on our backs in our private time.

And I always thought, 

“Can’t I ride more comfortably with a camera on my back?

We looked for straps not only in Japan but also overseas and tried many different ones, but none of them were good enough… (And they were very expensive!!)
Then, let’s make them ourselves!

We thought so, but the first step was to find a factory that would cooperate with us.

Fortunately, we found a factory that had a lot of experience in producing bicycle bags, such as front bags and saddle bags, and they agreed to cooperate with us.

That was about a year ago.
Although we had an image of the finished product, we had problems in procuring materials, adjusting detailed specifications, and so on.
We spent about 8 months making samples, making improvements, making improvements, making improvements, making improvements, and so on.

After more than 10 sample productions, we finally completed a product with satisfactory specifications!

We hope that this cycling camera strap will solve the problems of as many cyclists as possible.

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