It seems these straps are side specific. I'm confused as to whether the strap that says right handed sits across the right or left shoulder?
639107
It's for right handed ...sits across right shoulder and camera on left side of body.... but i guess left handers can use it too if camera is on left side of body ..not sure
639108
I have the right handed strap for women. It is extremely comfortable and convenient. The strap sits on my left shoulder, it crosses my body and the camera is attached to the strap at my right hip.
1331611
It shouldn't matter. I use mine on the right side, but because of the placement of the straps, you could use it on either side.
1854531
Both. The strap comes in different sizes. Make sure you order the right one. They are adjustable.
96663
There's no way to choose a left-handed version that I am aware of. For people who don't see the difference, it would be on the other shoulder thus making the napoleon pocket much harder to access as well as possibly the strap adjustment.
194249
I'm not sure. I would think it could be from the design of it. I am Left handed but, carry it on my Right side using my Left hand to support the camera and shoot with the Right. It does work good for me. One thing to watch for: Always make sure the mounting screw is tight, mine came loose and I dropped the camera on cement, while still wearing the Sling, Luck I didn't do any damage to the camera. I do hope this will help answer your question.Thank You!
1041782
By default, it's for right-handed users. There may be southpaw version floating around somewhere but the one I bought came right-handed.
668623
On the two sets that I ordered, the x strap came attached. I found though you have to take it off and adjust it so that it fits properly on your shoulder. Put the brace on first and have someone help you to adjust it. The shorter straps go to the arm piece and the longer ones to the front.
1334762
Yes, the cross-body strap is detachable at either end (so you can always attach the 'back' and then the 'front' once you have it on). Also, there is an overlay panel that attaches with velcro that allows you to adjust the tension to pull the shoulder forward/back etc. that makes it possible to adjust for whatever asymmetry you have.
1265548
works on either one. you just attach the big strap to one side or the other.
1256611
Right shoulder. I normally carry my slings via my left so it was strange to me but its very comfortable and after a couple of minutes you get used to it.
2279886
Well I see some people say it is on the right. Mine is on the left side and I love the bag but for me it just is odd and feels back wards. I purchased the product a couple of weeks ago on Amazon as well.
899152
The one I got is specifically fitted for the right hand, so I would assume the left would be specifically for left. If I were you I would contact 3M to find out specifically before purchasing.http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Workspace-Solutions-NA/Workspace-Solutions/Products/~/3M-Ergonomic-Mouse-EM500GPS-AM-Small-Medium?N=7581766+3294529207+3294776748&rt;=rud
1265550
It's interchangeable. The velcro attachments on front and back of the shoulder straps let you use it on either one.
1041583
The strap is fairly short. Just on the shoulder. Not long enough to put crosswise.
419346
Yes....one side is male and the other is female, so they connect when you remove the shoulder/neck strap.
1012040
I have only seen one model offered. I am right handed but carry it on my left side. In my opinion, the bag will work either right handed or left handed EXCEPT for one thing. On the strap this is permanently attached, there is a clip to attach your keyring. If you carried the bag on the right side, the keyring would be behind you. Other than that, all the pockets face the front so there is little difference which side you prefer to carry it on. But the keyring sets it for me. Just my opinion, hope it helps.
2049443
I installed mine on the right, due to being dominantly right handed. But looking at them, I see no reason why they wouldn't work just as well for the left.