POTN Op/Tech Strap connections

I have the POTN OpTech Pro Loop Strap for my 40D.

It is a very nice strap but I don't like the "Pro Loop" connections to the camera. They are very thin and tend to get all twisted. They also seem to be the weak link that could break one day.

I am thinking of changing the connection to either the "Adjustable" or the "Swivel Hook" with "Adapt Its"

I will need to get Strap #1 with the the #11 Adapt Its or Strap #2

Has anyone tried either of these "System Connectors" from the Op/Tech website? http://www.optechusa.c​om …UCT_ID=48&PRODU​CT_SUB_ID=

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Wilt wrote in post #6066476
I prefer the 3/8" web fastener (#3)

Likewise. However I used the stock ones for ages with no signs of wear.

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