Peak Design  Mobile Crossbody Multi-Strap

This product has tremendous application for clinical use. It functions as a giant lanyard, allowing you easy access to your favorite tools. It also allows you to free up weight from your scrub pants. My personal set up is to clip my work badge up high (with an alligator clip). I clip my med cart/door keys mid strap for easy access. I attached my pen, pen light, and foldable Raptor sheers to the three micro anchors. All my high use tools are easy access. Easy on in the morning, easy off in the evening, everything is right there on the strap. Cleans easy with a Lysol wipe. Pros: - Highly versatile - Light weight - Main strap and micro anchors are sturdy Cons: - Expensive (worth it, so not really a con) The more I wear it, the more I love it!

Very happy with the rich blue ocean color, the softness of the rope, and the functionality of the new micro anchor system. I actually use this to hold a bolstr mini pocket as the PD strap is so much better than the single point strap from bolstr. The mini pocket, in turn, holds my charcoal PD mobile wallet, pen, notepad, keys and leatherman style cs. My bulky car key is the only accessory that is hanging outside for convenience. I could've used another micro anchor to hang the car key, but I like things a little more taut and not flopping around. See photo.

I needed a solution for carrying two phones. As a woman, it is hard to come by pockets, let alone pockets that can carry one to two cell phones. I use the Crossbody Multi-strap in the office, clipping my badge to it. I use it when I am working from home and wearing leggings with no pockets at all, and I have to go up and downstairs between the kitchen and my home office. I use it on the go, like when I am walking trails with my family and I want easy access to my phone camera. I have been using it for a couple of weeks and I love it!

I bought the cross body multi strap about a month ago and I'm glad I did. I don't use it every day (haven't adjusted to not just tucking my phone in my pocket) but it was nice when I went to a show and was sitting for some time because it secured my phone when it was uncomfortable to keep in my pocket. I also used it a lot on a recent vacation, including on a boat, and felt really good about it being safe. In addition to the phone, I've also carried a power bank and a small zip wallet (note the opportunity here, PD, as everyone is going elsewhere for that), and my AirPods as well. I wish it came in more of PD's colors but that's about the only thing that I wish was any different.

Just got the cross body strap and have been using it on walks and hikes with my iphone attached in a peak design case and both my trusty Ricoh GRII and Sony RX100 M2 with the micro attachment in the strap slot. On the PD iphone case, the micro attachment nub fits perfectly in the charging port hole (did they mean to do that?) and keeps it from hanging out of the case. Pretty cool. I attached a pic of that.

I've used Peak Design products for years. The lifetime warranty on my Travel Tripod and Capture Clips was a big reason I became a fan. Since then, I've added a few of their bags to my gear. Lately, I've been trying out their mobile accessories. As I've gotten older and a bit more cautious, I've started worrying more about dropping my iPhone. The rope-style straps caught my eye right away, so I picked up both versions. That made me wonder how else I could use the Crossbody Strap. Instead of just using it for my phone, I tried it with a crop-sensor camera, some action cameras, and other gear. You can see how it looks in the photo. The Crossbody Strap is now one of my most useful accessories. I use it for binoculars, pocket knives, keys, action cameras, compact cameras, and lots of other things. Depending on what I'm carrying, I wear it under my jacket or over it, so everything stays safe and easy to reach.

Bought this a few weeks ago for my trip to Mexico City. It was amazing while I was on some boats, not worrying about dropping my phone while capturing all the moments.

The only problem with my iPhone 16 Pro Plus is that it is so heavy that it pulls my gym shorts down during walking, honking, or casual wear because of all that weight in the pocket. By attaching the iPhone to the Crossbody Syrap before my daily walks, it completely eliminates this problem because the weight is borne by the strap, not by the waistband of my shorts. It’s a great solution. I also keep a small pouch with by AirPods attached so they are always handy if I want to use them with the phone while walking.

I discovered crossbody straps traveling in Japan, where you use your iPhone phone w/Suica card in apple wallet to pay for everything from subway fares to combini purchases. The Peak Design strap is an improved version of the original crossbody straps, with the biggest improvement being the micro anchor system that keeps the phone attachment from blocking the charging port. With the micro anchor system, I can have my phone on the strap while I’m moving around and charge it with my power bank at the same time. No more discovering your phone is in low power mode because of low battery. I can also say it is easier to adjust the length of this strap because of the design of the cast pieces used to adjust it. They are smooth to operate and you can adjust the length while you are wearing it.

The microanchors won't unsnap. Yes, I am pulling them at a 90-degree angle. They just refuse to unsnap from the little ball. I may try soaking them in cold water (it's hot here), but that should not be the solution if it even works.The strap itself and carabiner are great. They alone would be 5 stars, while the microanchors are one. Maybe I got a poorly manufactured batch of microanchors, but I'm not going to rate based on a speculative possibility.