Peak Design LK-N-2 Versatile Camera Strap with Anchor Link System (Black)

Carrying a camera for long periods often means choosing between comfort, security, and quick access. The Peak Design LK-N-2 solves this by offering a versatile strap that transitions seamlessly between sling, neck, and shoulder configurations, all while keeping your gear secure with its robust Anchor Link system.

Who is it for

This strap is ideal for photographers using DSLR, mirrorless, or compact cameras who demand flexibility and reliability. Whether you're a travel photographer needing to switch carrying styles on the go, a street photographer wanting quick camera access, or a professional requiring a low-profile tether for safety, the LK-N-2 adapts to your workflow.

Main features

• Versatile carrying options: wear as a sling, neck strap, shoulder strap, or safety tether.
• Peak Design Anchor Link System (V4) with four included Anchors, each rated to 90 kg (200 lbs).
• Quick-adjusters for one-handed length adjustment from 83 to 145 cm (33 to 57 in).
• Durable nylon webbing with anodized aluminum and glass-reinforced nylon hardware.
• Minimalist, low-profile design in black, compatible with standard camera lugs and tripod mounts (optional plate required).

Specifications

• Strap type: Versatile camera strap (sling, neck, shoulder, safety tether)
• Attachment system: Peak Design Anchor Link System (V4)
• Anchor strength: 90 kg (200 lbs) per Anchor
• Strap material: Nylon webbing
• Hardware material: Anodized aluminum, glass-reinforced nylon
• Color: Black
• Adjustable length: 83 - 145 cm (33 - 57 in)
• Strap width: 19 mm (0.75 in)
• Quick-release mechanism: Yes (Anchor Links)
• Adjustability: Quick-adjusters
• Compatibility: DSLR, mirrorless, compact cameras
• Mounting points: Standard camera lugs, tripod mount (with optional plate)
• Included accessories: 4x Anchor Links
• Design philosophy: Minimalist, low-profile
• Weather resistance: Durable, weather-resistant materials
• Product generation: Latest (V4 Anchor Links)

Tips

To maximize the strap's potential, attach the Anchor Links to both camera lugs and the tripod mount for a stable three-point connection. When using as a sling, adjust the length so the camera rests at your hip for quick access. For heavier setups, consider using the strap as a neck strap to distribute weight evenly. The quick-adjusters allow you to tighten the strap for active movement or loosen it for comfortable carrying.