Leica Rope Strap, GRAY Designed by COOPH 126cm for SL

Ex Display Lens

Comes with Leica 2 year warranty

Komboloi wrist straps are made from climbing rope and leather endings, the same material that Snake straps are made from. Inspired by the traditional Greek worry beads. They belong at the same family Snake camera straps and you can make very nice sets. They come in many different colors and can be used with: Leicas, mirror less and smaller DSLRs cameras.

Tie Her Up camera straps are completely handmade. The split ring that holds the camera is 15mm and is very strong.

RUGGED ELEGANCE FOR THE ADVENTUROUS PHOTOGRAPHER
For 'flat bar' strap fittings as seen on Leica SL, S, and V-Lux Cameras
Everything made for the mountains must be robust. In the latest collaboration between Leica and COOPH, mountaineering ropes and their rugged-elegance are repurposed as Leica camera straps for adventurous photographers. The rope is German-made, and features Italian-made leather end pieces. A simple and sturdy accessory with character to carry your camera safely and comfortably.
material:
? Strong, hand-sewn stitching
? Genuine Italian vegetable-tanned leather details
? High-quality climbing rope
OVERSEAS BUYERS please be aware we only dispatch goods via a courier service, this will costs ?25 within the EEC, and ?55 for

the Rest of World, for this item. You may pay via credit/debit card, however, if you wish to pay via bank transfer we will

require a further ?12 to cover the bank charges. Unfortunately we are not equipped to operate in a different manner

Ex-display camera

Comes with 2 year Leica warranty

Large Fronted case for the M 240 in Cognac

A unique 47MP sensor designed with only two glass elements to minimise stray reflections and allow the Leica SL lenses to deliver the finest resolution and a tri-dimensional focal plane separation.

An EyeRes EVF that matches an outstanding 5.75MP panel

A unique multi-axis in-body stabilisation to allow the unmatched 60lpm-optimized APO-ASPH SL prime lenses to be built without lens stabilisation, thus achieving the tighter tolerances needed to guarantee the perfect and constant alignment of the all-glass