Amazon delivered my Black Rapid Breathe Curve this morning, Sunday 9-30-2018. Going by your video, after screwing my Olympus on,I made the adjustments to the both straps. This fits perfectly. After making adjustments with the slide stops, as in your video, I bent over and the camera did stay on the back of my hip. I love this Curve !!!! “Thanks again for your great video”, Jim, Charlotte, NC.
Thanks. I was searching for a decent camera strap for my very heavy Pentax K1 and even heavier lens. The review is brilliant. I showed me exactly what I needed to know. One of the best TH-cam reviews I've seen. Clear and to the point, no silly frills or effects! I'm now going to order the strap.
You are welcome Andrew. I'm glad it was helpful. That's a super nice camera you have. Good luck with the strap, and let me know if you have any other questions.
Always hated the idea of giving up my mount for a strap. Personally I've used the Fastfire sling for years with no issues (even on my motorcycle). However, I absolutely LOVE the idea of the bumpers on this strap.
Wearing the basic strap that comes with the camera is like having someone standing on your shoulders while you are shooting..I used that nightmare for about a week,and then RAN to get something better,since my DSLR is kind of heavy...good video..
Hi, I like your video, it's very clear. However, may I know why you don't use the extra little safety strap which goes on the camera strap hook? I would have thought it a must, in case the screw attachment to the camera works free. Thanks, look forward to and early reply as I'm in need of a camera sling. I am a beginner. I have a Canon R6 with 24-105 lens which is definitely heavy on my neck all day.
Well done review. I've used Black Rapids for several years. I have had a problem with wear on the rotating metal piece that holds the fastener onto the belt's sliding metal piece. The cap on the metal piece wore through disconnecting my camera from the strap while I was walking. My camera fell damaging my flash which took the brunt of the fall. It could have been worse had I been on concrete. Still, I got another black rapid, but I've learned to check metal wear every so often. And recommend that others do so. I carry a Canon 7d mkii with a 100-400 mm for wildlife photography; so the belt holds serious weight and takes some abuse from hiking on rugged terrain.
Thank you so much James. That's a serious setup you're carrying with you. I would definitely recommend using the additional tethering strap for added security. That way you just have a backup in case anything fails. How much does that setup weigh?
When I bought my RS 7s, they weren't packaged with tethers and I wasn't smart enough to invent my own. I just ordered the model you showcased WITH a packaged tether. I'm all set.
I discovered that I can use both my Black Rapid Curve Breathe and an older LowePro 200 AW Slinghot at the same time as they rest on different shoulders.
@@TechGearTalk Yes both fully functional and comfortable. I put the camera and BR strap on first and the Slinghot over. That works a little better than the other way round. BWT I also use an L bracket that has a thread for the BR. The L bracket attaches to the tripod mount and the BR attach to the L bracket. That gives me both a portrait and landscape mount for my Manfrotto quick releases.
Tech Gear Talk I don't think so. I believe nu strap is a not different from yours. Mine is the original. It doesn't have that additional lock. I'm so confused
Good morning. I just received mines yesterday and I'm having the same issue. I think I might be to tall. Unless im just using it wrong? Any sugguestions?
Brilliant strap BUT Fuji owners DON'T OVER TIGHT THE FIXER because the tripod fixation screw is weak and you might brake it like many people including myself!!! If you use the battery grip you are 100% safe!
Not long ago a frien got in touch with Nikon regarding straps atached to the tripod screw but apparently they recommended NOT using the tripod screw mount for anything other than a tripod. Since then I put my BR in a draw and never used it again.
I've been doing it for years. I've never had a problem, and have never heard of another professional photographer to whom this happened. Can't say it won't ever happen, but personally, that one case if for sure not going to make me not use this.
I stopped useing mine for the same reason, also the plastic LockStar fitting broke the first time I used it, you can get replacements but you shouldn't have to replace an integral piece of the kit after only one use, especially on something that is quite expensive to start with, I binned mine, I didn't want to use it and I wouldn't want anyone else using it either in case it damages their gear.
I own and love this strap. BUT, you mention that there are ways to adjust the length of the strap. But you don't say what those ways are. How do you make the strap shorter or longer?
Your instructional video was so good, I went straight to Amazon.com and ordered one, it should be here this Sunday (9-30-2018) Keep up the great work. Jim, Charlotte, NC. P.S. I just subscribe too.
Tough to say, because I take my RS-4's for granted! I'll say.... the surface area of the top of the shoulder that's covered, stays in place, breathable, and the bumpers are probably better. My concern with it is that I use Manfrotto tripod plates and just connect to them rather than a FastenR, and whether the clip will still be small enough to fit that (it probably is)... and also whether there's a pocket on the strap for the lockstar.
Makes sense. There is no pocket on the strap for the lockstar. How are you connecting to the manfrotto plates? do you use an FR-T1? Or do they have a D ring? Why do you need to remove the lockstar?
Correct. The Manfrotto plates have a d-ring underneath like so: image.dhgate.com/0x0/f2/albu/g1/M00/F5/81/rBVaGVT0fwuAMKvtAAEX45yLcAk485.jpg I probably should pick up a pair of FR-T1’s, huh? The Manfrotto D-rings were designed to twist rather than hold the weight of a body and 70-200mm lens. I’ve been lucky. I’ll put away some loot for them. And, my RS-4’s are the ones that have the ORIGINAL clips (squint for them in this photo: robertsdonovan.com/wp-content/uploads/imgp9393.jpg). I want to say that BR had a quasi-recall on the RS-4 to replace the clip, but I think it meant having to send the straps back in and I didn’t want to part with my straps during event season. Everything since then has had the more classic carabiner style.
Thanks for all the insight! Hard to say about replacing the D rings since they worked this long. However, I agree with your assessment as to their intended use. It's probably not a bad place to play it safe.
3:22 lmao 🤣 I had the wide Peak Design and I hated it. Was expensive too. I bought a Blue Black Rapid strap that I disliked as well. I like this one because of the under arm strap, but not a fan of it screwing to the bottom of the camera for 2 reasons ... fear of it breaking off and it’s a pain taking all that off to put on a tripod. Idk what to do
Re: 3:22, LOL!!! I totally forgot I did that. As far as it breaking off, you can add a tether strap as a backup. This would essentially clip to the BR strap and to the built-in spot on the camera. If somehow the screw broke off, it would prevent it from falling. As far as going on a tripod, it takes me less than 5 seconds to remove it from the strap, and I just keep the strap on, lol. I'm sure people make fun of me.
@@TechGearTalk You say it takes less than 5 seconds to go from strap to tripod does that include putting the tripod plate on the back of the camera I have manfrotto 3 way tripod head just wondered if you could attach the strap to the bottom of the quick release plate.
I had a BR strap that I managed to lose a couple of years ago. . I loved that it had little pockets in the strap that I could add extra batteries and cards. I want to replace it, but can't find one with the pockets. Any ideas?
I wonder if you could just get a small pouch and just put what you need in there. My old BR didn't have any pockets either so I don't have a sense of how large they were. Do you have a pic?
We're actually re-releasing a new and improved version of the RS-4 strap, which has the zippered pocket. Coming Feb. 24, you can check out the 'Classic Retro RS-4' at WPPI Expo in Las Vegas, on the BLACKRAPID.com website, and at authorized retailers worldwide.
Hi Irma. That's a very good question. I've never really used it for video. What camera are you using (trying to get an idea of the body/lens size). Also, do you use the onboard mic of the camera or an external one?
Tech Gear Talk I just bought a Panasonic Gh5. At the moment I do not have an external mic. Is it easy to unlock the strap from the camera when you want to film. I have different lenses. I want to use the camera for photography and videos.
I just tried it with a 5D Mark III and it made no noise at all. It is also very simple to just unscrew it form the bottom (you can see it in the video). Probably would take you 5 seconds to unscrew it if you needed to, but I had no problems with audio. I've used the strap with anything from a 50mm, 24-70, 70-200, it's great. Hope this is helpful.
What about if you want it on a tripod and you have a manfrotto quick release plate at the bottom of my camera can the strap attach to the bottom of Manfrotto quick release plate.
Hi Peter, it won't attach to a regular Manfrotto QR plate because there is no 1/4 20 at the bottom. I would look for an aftermarket plate - I know there are Arca Swiss ones that have incorporated a 1/4 20 - hope that makes sense.
@@TechGearTalk what I meant about attaching at the bottom of a manfrotto QR plate there is a thing at the bottom of the plate for tightening the the screw into the camera can you not attach the carabena to that.
Hi David, That is true, I do need to just unscrew it if I want to go to a tripod. For the way I work, I use this for events where I have the camera strapped for hours at a time, or even all day. I don't often switch between tripod/strap on the same shoot. For that, I would probably use something like a Peak Design Capture: bhpho.to/2Ofu1x6 (assuming of course my tripod head was arca swiss compatible.
Black Rapid sells two styles of tripod plates. You can also buy a tripod screw with a bale that allows you to use any tripod plate. I use an L bracket that has an attachment point that I can use for my Black Rapid.
You can definitely wear a jacket, that's not a problem. And I've had my camera bag on, I just need the strap to go on last. I don't see why that wouldn't work with a backpack, again, as long as you put the strap on last. It would overlap you backpack so you'd have to take the strap off in order to take off the backpack. does that make sense?
Audio was perfect, that's why i'm asking. Did you use any acoustic panels as well? Thanks for the reply, i purchased the Curve Breathe camera strap because of this video, for my D750, and i absolutely love it.
Yes, I have acoustic foam on the walls and ceiling (which is really low). I don't record there anymore (if you watch the new reviews) but it was key. Otherwise there was crazy reverb. Glad you love the strap!
Amazon delivered my Black Rapid Breathe Curve this morning, Sunday 9-30-2018. Going by your video, after screwing my Olympus on,I made the adjustments to the both straps. This fits perfectly. After making adjustments with the slide stops, as in your video, I bent over and the camera did stay on the back of my hip. I love this Curve !!!! “Thanks again for your great video”, Jim, Charlotte, NC.
Jim, I'm so glad you love it. Thank you for taking the time to stop by and share your experience!
Thanks. I was searching for a decent camera strap for my very heavy Pentax K1 and even heavier lens. The review is brilliant. I showed me exactly what I needed to know. One of the best TH-cam reviews I've seen. Clear and to the point, no silly frills or effects! I'm now going to order the strap.
You are welcome Andrew. I'm glad it was helpful. That's a super nice camera you have.
Good luck with the strap, and let me know if you have any other questions.
“Buy it nice or buy it twice.” I love that!
This is going very near the top of my gear list. As seems to be very typical you seem to know how to pick stuff like this out. Thanks MUCHO!
Glad it was helpful!
Simple, straightforward and informative. Thank you!
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and for the kind words. Thank you for joining the community 🙏
Like this video which is not camera functions or lens related. This helps a lot on what kind of accessories I should look for.
Glad you liked it - this is my favorite camera strap right now - no doubt.
Always hated the idea of giving up my mount for a strap. Personally I've used the Fastfire sling for years with no issues (even on my motorcycle). However, I absolutely LOVE the idea of the bumpers on this strap.
Agree. It would be cool if here was a mounting place with a D ring
Thank you for all the demonstrations, extremely helpful!
You're very welcome Ellen - I'm super glad this video was helpful!
Wearing the basic strap that comes with the camera is like having someone standing on your shoulders while you are shooting..I used that nightmare for about a week,and then RAN to get something better,since my DSLR is kind of heavy...good video..
Totally!! (and that made me laugh)
Let me know how you like it.
Hi, I like your video, it's very clear. However, may I know why you don't use the extra little safety strap which goes on the camera strap hook? I would have thought it a must, in case the screw attachment to the camera works free. Thanks, look forward to and early reply as I'm in need of a camera sling. I am a beginner. I have a Canon R6 with 24-105 lens which is definitely heavy on my neck all day.
Well done review. I've used Black Rapids for several years. I have had a problem with wear on the rotating metal piece that holds the fastener onto the belt's sliding metal piece. The cap on the metal piece wore through disconnecting my camera from the strap while I was walking. My camera fell damaging my flash which took the brunt of the fall. It could have been worse had I been on concrete. Still, I got another black rapid, but I've learned to check metal wear every so often. And recommend that others do so. I carry a Canon 7d mkii with a 100-400 mm for wildlife photography; so the belt holds serious weight and takes some abuse from hiking on rugged terrain.
Thank you so much James.
That's a serious setup you're carrying with you.
I would definitely recommend using the additional tethering strap for added security. That way you just have a backup in case anything fails. How much does that setup weigh?
When I bought my RS 7s, they weren't packaged with tethers and I wasn't smart enough to invent my own. I just ordered the model you showcased WITH a packaged tether. I'm all set.
Nice!! Let me know how it works out for you! Good luck.
Nice! I have a very old Black Rapid - the one designed for women - and this seems like a good improvement!
thanks for watching Dianne. I loved the older models as well, and it's true that this new one is even better.
thanks for the thorough review!
Super glad it was helpful Evan 👊
I discovered that I can use both my Black Rapid Curve Breathe and an older LowePro 200 AW Slinghot at the same time as they rest on different shoulders.
Nice!!
Both fully functional? And comfortable?
@@TechGearTalk Yes both fully functional and comfortable. I put the camera and BR strap on first and the Slinghot over. That works a little better than the other way round.
BWT I also use an L bracket that has a thread for the BR. The L bracket attaches to the tripod mount and the BR attach to the L bracket. That gives me both a portrait and landscape mount for my Manfrotto quick releases.
Thanks Jack! That tip of using the L bracket is killer!!
Thanks for the great review!! You explained things so well and quick! Great work.
That's so kind Sophie. Thank you so much for watching. I'm super glad that it was helpful!
This video is really helpful! I'm already sold on this strap
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for being part of the channel!
Thank you for this video. This was extremely helpful!
Super glad it was useful. Thank you for watching.
Thank you for your tutorial. I have a hard time tightening the strap under the arm. Unless I'm just using it wrong. So annoying!
You are welcome. Is it because the strap is too short?
Tech Gear Talk I don't think so. I believe nu strap is a not different from yours. Mine is the original. It doesn't have that additional lock. I'm so confused
Are you on Twitter? If you are, follow me there and send me a DM, I'll try to help.
Tech Gear Talk yes I and thank you so very much!
Good morning. I just received mines yesterday and I'm having the same issue. I think I might be to tall. Unless im just using it wrong? Any sugguestions?
Sold. Great review. Thanks.
Good video, informative, an interesting bit of kit as well. Think I'm going to have to put one of these on the shopping list. 👍
Thanks for watching, I'm a big fan of this strap
Brilliant strap BUT Fuji owners DON'T OVER TIGHT THE FIXER because the tripod fixation screw is weak and you might brake it like many people including myself!!! If you use the battery grip you are 100% safe!
Whoa, did the screw break off inside the camera?
Can you show me what you did exactly when you get a chance? Shoot me a DM on TW or IG
Excellent review! I'm away to buy one for my D850 - and will partially fund it by selling my Spider Holster....
Thank you Alan - hope it was helpful. It has worked so well for me for years. I still use it with pretty much any camera I'm testing.
Not long ago a frien got in touch with Nikon regarding straps atached to the tripod screw but apparently they recommended NOT using the tripod screw mount for anything other than a tripod. Since then I put my BR in a draw and never used it again.
Hi Sergio. What was the reason? I've been using BR for almost 10 years with no problems. Just curious.
Tech Gear Talk Hi check this: www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-126099-1.html#2137034
I've been doing it for years. I've never had a problem, and have never heard of another professional photographer to whom this happened. Can't say it won't ever happen, but personally, that one case if for sure not going to make me not use this.
I stopped useing mine for the same reason, also the plastic LockStar fitting broke the first time I used it, you can get replacements but you shouldn't have to replace an integral piece of the kit after only one use, especially on something that is quite expensive to start with, I binned mine, I didn't want to use it and I wouldn't want anyone else using it either in case it damages their gear.
i've been considering harnesses but i think i'm gonna get this
Awesome, I love mine. Let me know how it works out for you!
I blurted out my Coca Cola at Yuuuuuge! Instant like 😂👍
Always happy to entertain! Appreciate the support.
Nice review and to the point. Thanks!
Thanks Antonio, I appreciate it.
perfect explanation of a great product!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much Marci for taking the time to leave feedback (and hopefully subscribing!)
I own and love this strap. BUT, you mention that there are ways to adjust the length of the strap. But you don't say what those ways are. How do you make the strap shorter or longer?
Send me a dm on IG
Good video! Just bought one wanted to know more about it!
Thanks Geraldine. Glad you liked it!
Your instructional video was so good, I went straight to Amazon.com and ordered one, it should be here this Sunday (9-30-2018) Keep up the great work. Jim, Charlotte, NC. P.S. I just subscribe too.
Hi Jim! I'm glad this video was helpful (and thank you for the support)!.
Let me know how it works out for you once you get it!
Will do.
sounds good.
Excellent review! So practical and efficient
Thank you so much!
Do you like this strap? Have you used one before?
Planning to buy one for my trip!
it's great. Once I started using it there was no way I was going back to a regular strap.
I enjoyed the video! Keep it up!
Thank you so much!
Did I win yet? I've had the same 2 BlackRapid RS-4 straps for 8 years and they're still going super strong! Guess the miss me as a customer, huh?
Ha! Not quite yet. thanks for watching. How do you think these compare to the RS-4 that you have?
Tough to say, because I take my RS-4's for granted! I'll say.... the surface area of the top of the shoulder that's covered, stays in place, breathable, and the bumpers are probably better.
My concern with it is that I use Manfrotto tripod plates and just connect to them rather than a FastenR, and whether the clip will still be small enough to fit that (it probably is)... and also whether there's a pocket on the strap for the lockstar.
Makes sense. There is no pocket on the strap for the lockstar.
How are you connecting to the manfrotto plates? do you use an FR-T1? Or do they have a D ring?
Why do you need to remove the lockstar?
Correct. The Manfrotto plates have a d-ring underneath like so: image.dhgate.com/0x0/f2/albu/g1/M00/F5/81/rBVaGVT0fwuAMKvtAAEX45yLcAk485.jpg
I probably should pick up a pair of FR-T1’s, huh? The Manfrotto D-rings were designed to twist
rather than hold the weight of a body and 70-200mm lens. I’ve been lucky. I’ll put away some loot for them.
And, my RS-4’s are the ones that have the ORIGINAL clips (squint for them in
this photo: robertsdonovan.com/wp-content/uploads/imgp9393.jpg).
I want to say that BR had a quasi-recall on the RS-4 to replace the clip,
but I think it meant having to send the straps back in and I didn’t want to
part with my straps during event season.
Everything since then has had the more classic carabiner style.
Thanks for all the insight! Hard to say about replacing the D rings since they worked this long. However, I agree with your assessment as to their intended use. It's probably not a bad place to play it safe.
"hyuuuuuuuuge"
And if i get both orbi and night hawk x10 could i use both at the same time
3:22 lmao 🤣
I had the wide Peak Design and I hated it. Was expensive too. I bought a Blue Black Rapid strap that I disliked as well. I like this one because of the under arm strap, but not a fan of it screwing to the bottom of the camera for 2 reasons ... fear of it breaking off and it’s a pain taking all that off to put on a tripod. Idk what to do
Re: 3:22, LOL!!! I totally forgot I did that.
As far as it breaking off, you can add a tether strap as a backup. This would essentially clip to the BR strap and to the built-in spot on the camera. If somehow the screw broke off, it would prevent it from falling.
As far as going on a tripod, it takes me less than 5 seconds to remove it from the strap, and I just keep the strap on, lol. I'm sure people make fun of me.
@@TechGearTalk You say it takes less than 5 seconds to go from strap to tripod does that include putting the tripod plate on the back of the camera I have manfrotto 3 way tripod head just wondered if you could attach the strap to the bottom of the quick release plate.
I had a BR strap that I managed to lose a couple of years ago. . I loved that it had little pockets in the strap that I could add extra batteries and cards. I want to replace it, but can't find one with the pockets. Any ideas?
I wonder if you could just get a small pouch and just put what you need in there. My old BR didn't have any pockets either so I don't have a sense of how large they were. Do you have a pic?
Check the description, I added a pouch that I think would work well for you.
We're actually re-releasing a new and improved version of the RS-4 strap, which has the zippered pocket. Coming Feb. 24, you can check out the 'Classic Retro RS-4' at WPPI Expo in Las Vegas, on the BLACKRAPID.com website, and at authorized retailers worldwide.
Thank you for jumping in. Great to know that it’s coming out so soon!
The small strap released from the other side and you didn't explain how to conect it again, how can I do that?
Hi, can you follow me on Twitter and then DM me a picture. I'll take a look and shoot you back a video if I can
We were on a break!
Pivot! Pivot!!!! 😂🤣
Thanks youuuuuuuuu ! Very useful review... I just go for it ;)
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching and hopefully subscribing! I love this strap!
Great video man, thank you. Subscribed👌
Appreciate it Kevin! Hopefully it was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions.
What about filming with the strap. Can you hear a rattle when the strap is connected.
Hi Irma. That's a very good question. I've never really used it for video.
What camera are you using (trying to get an idea of the body/lens size). Also, do you use the onboard mic of the camera or an external one?
Tech Gear Talk I just bought a Panasonic Gh5. At the moment I do not have an external mic. Is it easy to unlock the strap from the camera when you want to film. I have different lenses. I want to use the camera for photography and videos.
I just tried it with a 5D Mark III and it made no noise at all. It is also very simple to just unscrew it form the bottom (you can see it in the video). Probably would take you 5 seconds to unscrew it if you needed to, but I had no problems with audio.
I've used the strap with anything from a 50mm, 24-70, 70-200, it's great. Hope this is helpful.
Thanks, your answer was very helpful
Happy I could help.
What about if you want it on a tripod and you have a manfrotto quick release plate at the bottom of my camera can the strap attach to the bottom of Manfrotto quick release plate.
Hi Peter, it won't attach to a regular Manfrotto QR plate because there is no 1/4 20 at the bottom. I would look for an aftermarket plate - I know there are Arca Swiss ones that have incorporated a 1/4 20 - hope that makes sense.
@@TechGearTalk what I meant about attaching at the bottom of a manfrotto QR plate there is a thing at the bottom of the plate for tightening the the screw into the camera can you not attach the carabena to that.
I understand. What I was suggesting, is looking for an aftermarket QR plate, compatible with your Manfrotto head that has a 1/4 20 at the bottom.
@@TechGearTalk That's if there is one out there.
How is this going to work with your tripod then? You need to take out the fastern every time?
Hi David,
That is true, I do need to just unscrew it if I want to go to a tripod. For the way I work, I use this for events where I have the camera strapped for hours at a time, or even all day. I don't often switch between tripod/strap on the same shoot.
For that, I would probably use something like a Peak Design Capture: bhpho.to/2Ofu1x6 (assuming of course my tripod head was arca swiss compatible.
Black Rapid sells two styles of tripod plates. You can also buy a tripod screw with a bale that allows you to use any tripod plate. I use an L bracket that has an attachment point that I can use for my Black Rapid.
Personally, my camera strap gets in the way when I use a tripod. Being able to remove it completely seems like a bonus to me.
Jack, that's a good point. Those 2 arca swiss plates are a good option for anyone who uses a compatible system.
I also like the idea of being able to quickly remove the strap completely. All about efficiency . Those few seconds could be costly.
Can you wear a jacket with it. Where is your camera bag or backpack going to be.
You can definitely wear a jacket, that's not a problem. And I've had my camera bag on, I just need the strap to go on last. I don't see why that wouldn't work with a backpack, again, as long as you put the strap on last.
It would overlap you backpack so you'd have to take the strap off in order to take off the backpack.
does that make sense?
Thanks just bought one :-)
Thank you for watching Robert. Glad it was helpful and congrats!!
What kind of mic did you use for this video?
This is the mic I used: amzn.to/2L2NxvP
I still use it for current videos. Was the audio ok?
Audio was perfect, that's why i'm asking. Did you use any acoustic panels as well? Thanks for the reply, i purchased the Curve Breathe camera strap because of this video, for my D750, and i absolutely love it.
Yes, I have acoustic foam on the walls and ceiling (which is really low).
I don't record there anymore (if you watch the new reviews) but it was key. Otherwise there was crazy reverb.
Glad you love the strap!
Great video!!!! BTW I'm jj from insta
Thanks for watching and subscribing JJ!
This is HUUUUGGGGEEE!!
Like your NOOOOOOSSSEE!!! :D
Good review. i bought one for my Olympus Om-D em10 Mark iii and 40 - 150 mm lens
Can't argue with that.
Did you get it already?
Brilliant👍
I'm super glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind words and for being part of the community 🙏
Great review. One way to make it better? Get dude shirtless. He is smoking hot.
Well thank you 🙏
This is YUUGGEEEE! 😂😂😂😂
😂🤣
Thumbs down only for "huge". That hurt
Cute guy 😙
Put on a jacket.
You mean before the strap?