Neckstrap connectors

Do you guys [and gals] have a preferred neckstrap connector?

http://www.amazon.com …ics&qid=1277834​332&sr=8-1

http://www.amazon.com …ics&qid=1277834​332&sr=8-2

I've narrowed it down to the proloop, or the "standard" one (the connection type like found on the OEM Canon straps).

Does one have any benefit over the other?

I will be ordering a POTN one, just wasn't sure how to link the different connector types, so I used amazon links.

I use the 3/8" XL webbing connectors.

Cool, those webbing connectors are what I was calling "standard" in my original post.
Is there a reason your chose the webbing connectors over the pro-loop?

I could slide the eyepiece cover onto them; they are easier (IMO) to fasten to the camera and I prefer the adjustment they offer over the wide webbing with the loop-style ones.

FWIW, I built myself a completely modular system from Optech parts. It's similar to the your first link above, but I can also disconnect the strap at the camera leaving just the short uni-loops.

I bought the Utility Strap with swivel connectors...
http://www.amazon.com …TRAP-Swivel/dp/B0001XFLTQ

And then the System Connector Uni Adapter...
http://www.amazon.com …tor-Adapter/dp/B0010HE2CY

I removed the swivel connectors from the next strap and replaced them with the uni-adapters. Now I have a neck strap than can be assembled in any number of ways. I can disconnect the uni-loops at the camera if I want to remove the strap altogether, or I can remove the pad portion of the strap and connect the ends of the adapters to make a short carry handle. I can also use the original swivel-connectors to hook onto the d-rings on my backpack straps, using either the short uni-loop connectors at the camera, or the longer uni adapters. Clear as mud?

Next I'll be buying the Optech sling adapter (just released), and I will then have a sling strap which can quickly be attached to the camera.

It's all very modular and can be customized any number of ways to meet my needs.

Just got the 3/8" connectors today, and I LOVE them! Thanks all!