Peak Design UK | Camera Straps, Capture Clip & Slings

About Peak Design

Peak Design, founded in San Francisco in 2010 by Peter Dering, built its reputation one crowdfunded product at a time — becoming one of crowdfunding's most successful companies ever — with obsessively engineered carry gear: the Everyday backpacks, the Capture clip, Travel line and camera straps whose quick-adjust hardware became a category standard. The company is climate-neutral and vocal about built-to-last design, with lifetime warranties to back it.

Peak Design range at a glance

Camera straps: Slide and Slide Lite sling and shoulder straps, the Leash, Cuff wrist straps in webbing, rope and leather, and Form rope and leather straps.
Mobile: Mobile Cuff and Crossbody phone straps, Mobile Micro Anchors and the Mobile Strap Adapter for most phone cases.
Capture system: the Capture Clip V3 with or without the Standard Plate, the Dual Plate (RC2 and Arca compatible) and the Field Plate.
Travel Tripod: aluminium and carbon fibre versions with carry case. See mounts and tripods.
Bags: Everyday Sling V3 (3L and 6L) and Outdoor Sling (2L, 4L and 7L). See slings and bags.
Organisers: Tech Pouch V2 and Tech Pouch Small, and Camera Cube V3 X Small. See bag accessories.
Anchors: Micro Anchor V4 packs in a choice of colours, to add more cameras to your strap system.

Which Peak Design strap should I choose?

Strap	Best for	How you wear it
Slide	Full-frame cameras and heavier lenses	Sling, shoulder or neck, in wide webbing that spreads the weight
Slide Lite	Mirrorless and smaller DSLRs	Sling, shoulder or neck, in a narrower webbing
Leash	Compact and mirrorless cameras, and as a tether	Sling, neck or shoulder; packs down small
Cuff	Shooting with the camera in your hand	Wrist strap that cinches to fit
Form	A classic rope or leather look	Fixed-length neck or shoulder strap

All of these use Peak Design's Anchor Link quick release system. Fit anchors to each camera once, then swap between a Slide, Leash or Cuff in seconds, or unclip the strap altogether for tripod work.

How to build a Peak Design setup

Most people start with a strap, then add a Capture Clip to carry the camera on a backpack strap or belt, ready to shoot. The Dual Plate works with both the Capture Clip and RC2 or Arca-compatible tripod heads, so one plate stays on the camera all day. For city travel the Everyday Sling is built as a camera bag, while the ultralight Outdoor Sling suits hiking; add a Tech Pouch for cables, chargers and cards.

Buying Peak Design in the UK

CEN is an authorised UK reseller of Peak Design, so every strap, clip and bag is genuine UK stock with full manufacturer warranty support, dispatched from our Nottingham warehouse.

Peak Design FAQs

Q: Which Peak Design strap is best?

A: It depends on your camera. The Slide suits full-frame cameras with larger lenses, the Slide Lite and Leash suit mirrorless and compact cameras, and the Cuff is a wrist strap for carrying the camera in hand.

Q: What is the difference between the Peak Design Slide and Leash?

A: The Slide uses wider webbing that spreads the weight of heavier cameras. The Leash is slimmer and lighter, packs down small and suits smaller cameras or use as a tether.

Q: What is the Capture Clip?

A: A clip that holds your camera on a backpack strap or belt, with a quick one-handed release, so your hands are free until you want to shoot.

Q: Do Peak Design straps work together?

A: Yes. Slide, Slide Lite, Leash and Cuff straps all use Anchor Links, so the same anchors on your camera work with each strap.

Q: Is CEN an authorised Peak Design reseller?

A: Yes. CEN is an authorised UK reseller of Peak Design. Every product is genuine UK stock with full manufacturer warranty support.

Q: Do you sell Peak Design phone straps?

A: Yes. The Peak Design Mobile range includes the Mobile Cuff wrist strap, Crossbody straps, Mobile Micro Anchors and a Strap Adapter for most phone cases.

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