Leash Camera Neck Strap, Ash

Peak Design Leash Camera Strap — Barely-There Carry for Minimalist Travel Photographers

The gist: A 86 g, 19 mm wide neck-and-sling strap that packs into a pocket — the right choice for travel photographers carrying compact mirrorless or film cameras who want quick-release Anchor Link versatility without the bulk of a padded strap.

• 86 g, 19 mm slim profile: Fits in a jacket pocket or sits flat in a day pack without adding meaningful size — bring it on day hikes or transit days without committing to strap bulk around your neck all day.
• Four carry modes: Configures as a sling, neck strap, shoulder carry, or safety tether via dual Hypalon quick-adjusters that operate with one finger — no re-threading between modes.
• Quick-release Anchor Links (200 lb rating): Snaps onto any camera body with Anchor mounts in seconds — two extra anchors included so you can keep one on each body and swap the same Leash between them.
• 830–1,450 mm adjustable length: Full range from short sling to long neck carry covers most body shapes and carry styles without needing to buy a different length.

Photographer Trent Ogilvie described the Leash as “a great compact option for travel,” noting the Anchor system’s 200 lb rating means it handles any camera setup regardless of how heavy the rig gets.

Best for: Minimalist travel photographers who want the Peak Design Anchor ecosystem in the lightest, slimmest strap available. Skip it if: you carry a heavy DSLR or long telephoto lens for extended shooting — the Slide’s wider 42 mm padded webbing distributes weight more comfortably for heavier kits. Runs ~$45 — check the current price before buying.